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- NHS and government covered up infected blood scandal
- Prisoners and the Army donated infected blood in NI
- At a glance: Infected blood inquiry's key findings
- Scottish blood victims were 'studied without knowledge'
- Welsh minister apology for infected blood 'tragedy'
- Nursery worker guilty of baby's manslaughter
- Nursery worker guilty of baby's manslaughter
- MP calls for water parasite outbreak compensation
- Summer interest rate cut possible, says Bank deputy
- No inquest to be held into death of BBC DJ Steve Wright
UK Weather: Snow and ice expected in Scotland and north of England
The Met Office says snow and ice are expected on Monday and Tuesday, and could cause travel delays.
Union to ballot teachers on 'paltry' new pay offer
NASUWT's announcement comes after the EIS union said it would suspend next week's school strikes.
'Sonic boom' heard as RAF jets escort aircraft to Stansted Airport
The flight was diverted to Stansted Airport after communications with the pilot were lost, police said.
Laura Kuenssberg: Rishi Sunak struggles to escape Tories' horror show past
Old problems have resurfaced, and none of them were in the prime minister's carefully designed script.
Liverpool and Man Utd urge end to 'tragedy chanting'
Liverpool and Manchester United managers Jurgen Klopp and Erik ten Hag call for an end to '"tragedy chanting" in a joint statement.
Homes Under the Hammer's Martin Roberts' Rhondda pub plan
The TV presenter aims to save pub and hotel and joins group to reopen mine tunnel for cyclists.
Fawley Refinery: Reported explosion was air release, operator says
A loud blast shook houses and was followed by sirens, residents reported.
Terminally-ill mum has wedding in Queen Elizabeth Hospital
Nurses at Queen Elizabeth Hospital, Birmingham helped created Lacey Page's wedding in three days.
Scottish bakery Morton's Rolls 'ceases trading'
Companies House said it could strike off the bakery after it missed a deadline to file accounts.
'I used my drone to find 1,400 lost dogs'
Phil James runs the dog search and rescue charity Drone to Home.
Police speak to child about death threats after Quran damaged at Wakefield school
The alleged death threats to pupils at a Wakefield school are "unacceptable", a minister says.
Channel ferry blaze: Isle of Innisfree towed to Calais
A tug tows the Isle of Innisfree with 183 people on board to Calais after the engine room fire.
Mae Stephens: TikTok star's shock at top 20 hit single
Mae Stephens says the success of song If We Ever Broke Up is "absolutely incredible".
Northern Lights: 'How I captured the display on camera'
Photographers say the sight of the aurora borealis in the UK will stay with them for the rest of their lives.
Female Derby County fans push back against sexism in the Pride Park stands
Women who support the Rams say a claim they spend match "glued" to their phones is ridiculous.
Tehleigher Bunting: MP asks for death driver's sentence to be reviewed
The man who killed Tehleigher Bunting will serve less than four and a half years in prison.
Saul Murray: Rare designer coat helped snare killer, say police
Saul Murray was killed after being given the sedative GHB in a robbery that went wrong.
Naomi Long: 'Stable government needed without excuses or delay'
Naomi Long will address Alliance Party members at its conference - the party's first since May's election.
Spencer Matthews looks for brother's body on Everest
The former Made in Chelsea star's older brother Michael disappeared hours after reaching the mountain's summit in 1999.
Newspaper headlines: Johnson faces 'punishment' and his 'stitch-up'
The former PM facing a "battle for his political future" and his combative response leads the papers.