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The first ever satellite mission launched from UK soil has a technical problem on its climb to space.

One rescue service is urging people to avoid popular water beauty spots and water-based activities.

Tuesday's papers react to Prince Harry's comments on returning to the UK, and the latest on NHS strikes.

Police are at the scene in Meadow View and it is understood weapons were involved in the attack.

The action by primary teachers will be followed by a walkout by secondary teachers on Wednesday.

The sisters of a six-year-old say the authorities will not tell them why her killer is back in jail.

Edith Thompson, 29, was executed 100 years ago after her lover murdered her husband.

Fans queue to buy a hardback copy of the duke's memoir as it went on sale at midnight.

The Welsh government says nuclear medicine will face a supply crisis by 2030 if nothing is done.

The first minister's comments come as her government prepares to publish its draft energy strategy.

The amount of damages being sought in class actions leapt from £4bn in 2021 to £26bn in 2022.

It can improve life for thousands with type 1 diabetes in England and Wales, health assessors say.

The party will pledge more support for older workers and those with medical conditions.

A group of volunteers in Camden, London, want to save your broken electricals from the scrapheap.

An ambulance worker reveals how difficult the job now is and why they are striking.

The Pulitzer Prize-winning journalist is the creme de la creme of celebrity ghostwriters.

Engineers are working on building solar farms robust enough to survive in the open ocean.

Total retail sales jumped by almost 7% but price rises meant shoppers bought less but spent more.

In a letter they say the Hong Kong media tycoon's upcoming national security trial is "deeply concerning".

A trial of two men hears the elite cyclist's home was broken into and high-value watches were stolen.