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- Water firm criticised over 'scary' outbreak
- Water firm criticised over 'scary' outbreak
- First Apprentice wedding 'like an Alan Sugar task'
- First Apprentice wedding 'like an Alan Sugar task'
- The Papers: Alcohol abuse 'costs £27bn' and 'King's fighting spirit'
- Why the BBC could track down a people-smuggling kingpin before the police
- Sunaks' wealth rises to £651m in latest rich list
- Sunaks' wealth rises to £651m in latest rich list
- Do not ask victims to move on - Irish president
- Do not ask victims to move on - Irish president
Nicola Sturgeon 'absolutely failed' Scottish children - commissioner
Bruce Adamson said the former first minister let families down over poverty and mental health.
'Suspected drone' disrupts Gatwick Airport flights
Operations at Gatwick were suspended temporarily with 12 planes diverted but have since resumed.
CalMac ferry passengers stranded overnight on Isle of Arran
Some passengers said they were refused boarding after thick fog hit CalMac sailings on Saturday.
Derry manager’s wife says GAA knew of abuse claims
Rory Gallagher stepped aside from his role as Derry senior football manager ahead of the Ulster final.
Rishi Sunak's five pledges are difficult to deliver, Grant Shapps says
Grant Shapps says the government is committed to the promises and people should wait to judge progress.
Lord Sentamu: Former Archbishop of York told to step down from Church
It follows a review into how the former Archbishop of York handled a child sex abuse allegation.
Falklands War: Soldier's sister seeks answers 40 years on
Newly released testimony by another ship captain shows again how troops were exposed, say relatives.
Mauricio Pochettino: Chelsea agree deal to appoint ex-Tottenham boss as new manager
Chelsea have agreed terms with former Tottenham boss Mauricio Pochettino to become their new manager.
Adam Abdul-Basit death: Two teenagers charged with murder
Two 17-year-old boys are due to appear in court charged over a fatal stabbing in Sheffield.
The desi landlords helping to reshape British pub culture
A new book charts the history and stories behind some of the pubs run by British-Asian landlords.
Eurovision euphoria on the streets of Liverpool for host city's big night
The Eurovision party extended well beyond the televised celebrations, and well into the night.
Brexit: Uncertainty over Cairnryan port facilities to check EU goods
New facilities to check goods at Cairnryan have stalled due to a funding dispute between Scottish and UK governments.
Pat Cullen: Nursing union calls for double-digit pay rise to restart talks
Union boss Pat Cullen urges ministers to reopen pay talks in England after her members rejected a 5% offer.
Bafta TV Awards: Rob Beckett and Romesh Ranganathan prepare to host ceremony
This Is Going To Hurt and The Responder are among the frontrunners at this year's ceremony.
Why did UK's Mae Muller do so badly?
The singer scored a genuine hit with I Wrote A Song, so why did voters award her so few points?
Eurovision: Sweden's Loreen wins again, but UK's Mae Muller is second from last
Loreen is the first woman to win twice, but Mae Muller fails to replicate Sam Ryder's success.
Watch: Eurovision final highlights in 90 seconds
A singing "Brussels sprout", Italy's soft play area and a man in a soap dish - catch up with all the night's highlights.
All the times Eurovision's presenters stole the show
Not only were there eye-catching performances in Liverpool, the hosts made the most of the limelight too.
In pictures: Eurovision performances fire up fans
Electric performances have been firing up Eurovision fans in Liverpool for this year's final.
Newspaper headlines: Nursing union 'U-turn' and the 'Princess of Scales'
Calls for double-digit pay rises by a nursing union and Kate's Eurovision appearance lead Sunday's papers.