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Nine schools have also been forced to close as some areas have been without water for two days.

Sports fans pay their tributes to the Scottish rugby legend who died from motor neurone disease.

Mark Davison tells a hearing he alerted police over his son's mental health before the killings.

PPE Medpro won contracts to supply PPE after being recommended by then Tory peer Baroness Mone.

The broadcaster had written in the Sun on Friday that he "hated" the Duchess of Sussex.

The 23-year-old man will appear in court next year after being charged with a public order offence.

Ibrahima Bah is accused of piloting a boat that began sinking in the Channel, claiming four lives.

Asake's gig at London's Brixton O2 Academy was abandoned after people were seriously hurt.

A judge describes the Mayhill riots as the worst mass violence in Swansea during his life.

ScotRail has warned of train services between Glasgow and Oban being cancelled or delayed.

The £600 is intended to help with energy bills but people can use the cash payment as they see fit.

The government is accused of "complete intransigence" on pay ahead of health service strikes.

Rishi Sunak hits back as ex-England footballer accuses the government of "demonising" nurses.

Argentina's victory over France in the World Cup final was watched by a peak of 14.9m people on BBC One.

Network Rail advises people to travel only if "absolutely necessary" due to strike action by the RMT.

The boys were in the water more than 20 minutes after the first 999 calls, the inquest hears.

Steve Barclay is told by the mother that she is scared for "the length" of her daughter's life.

BBC Young Reporter winner David investigates why there are so few black and minority ethnic teachers.

The new rules will require venues and local authorities to have action plans against terror attacks.

"It is not enough to teach about the Holocaust," says a report on anti-Jewish hatred.