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The supermarket buys the Paperchase brand but not its shops, leaving the future of 820 staff in doubt.

Sales of value lines have grown 47% in the last year as food prices soar, research suggests.

Nurses, ambulance staff, physios and midwives to hold walkouts next week.

Nicola Bulley's friends say the situation is a "nightmare" but they still hope she will be found.

Around 160 million people from across the globe will watch the world's biggest song contest live from Liverpool on 13 May.

Two men are charged with the murder of Ashley Dale, who was shot in her back garden in August.

Elon Musk describes the issues faced by the charity as the "most ironic thing I've read in a while".

The former health secretary received £320,000 fee entering the jungle, and donated £10,000 to charity.

A blueprint is set out to restore nature in England after criticism over pollution and wildlife decline.

Bishop James Jones has criticised the fact the government is yet to respond to his 2017 report.

How much does Eurovision cost and why is Liverpool hosting? Eurovision reporter Daniel Rosney explains.

People are travelling to Gloucestershire to see the stunning displays.

The review, led by midwife Donna Ockenden, is investigating failings at Nottingham's two maternity units.

Army officer Preet Chandi, known as Polar Preet, says "it was the toughest thing I've ever done".

Three years after his murder, the family of Liam Taylor is struggling to cope with his death.

Ulster University attempts to quantify the impact of government support during the pandemic.

There are plans to diagnose cancer in Wales faster, but also warnings services face huge challenges.

The Royal Navy cedes control, as the home secretary warns small boats could cost the Tories the election.

The IMF says the UK economy is forecast to shrink by 0.6% this year.

The Princess of Wales's project to take early years more seriously will arrive in cinemas this week.