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Covid: North East alcohol consumption 'a tsunami of harm', campaigner fears
The young are "less likely" to drink at "risky levels" than the middle aged, a campaigner says.
Harry Richford: East Kent NHS Trust pleads guilty over baby death
East Kent Hospitals Trust admits failings that came to light after family's campaign for "justice".
Lorna Brooke: Amateur jockey dies in hospital after Taunton fall
Amateur jockey Lorna Brooke dies in hospital after a fall during a race at Taunton earlier this month.
In pictures: Scotland's locked-down avalanche season
Avalanche forecasters were among the few people able to venture into snow-covered mountains.
Shoppers making 'revenge purchases' flock back to High Street
Shoppers flocked back to the High Street last week to treat themselves after non-essential stores reopened.
AJ Tracey: Gig organisers fined £10k for Covid rule breach in Manchester
Greater Manchester Police has warned of flouting restrictions after gathering in Platts Field Park.
Majority of secondary pupils return after Easter break
For many high school students this week marks the first full-time return to classrooms since before Christmas.
'Big Six' agree to join European Super League
Arsenal, Chelsea, Liverpool, Manchester City, Manchester United and Tottenham are among 12 clubs who have agreed to join a new European Super League.
Northern Ireland: Did anyone warn about Brexit border checks?
Border checks have caused tension in Northern Ireland but were there warnings in the Brexit campaign?
Abba: Why the UK gave the Swedish band 'nul points' at Eurovision
Björn Ulvaeus on the Swedish band's song contest win on British soil, and the future of streaming.
2021 elections: Voters urged to register ahead of polls deadline
Up to 9.4 million people have not yet ensured they can cast a ballot in May's elections.
Big Ask: Children in England asked their hopes for post-Covid future
Millions of children in England will be surveyed in an attempt to tackle "generational problems".
Clergy speak out over 'racism in Church of England'
Some staff who complained of racism within the Church have been paid off to "buy their silence".
Low-deposit mortgage scheme is launched
First-time buyers will get cheaper deals if they can stretch to a bigger deposit, analysts say.
Job centre workers 'feel unsafe returning to work'
A union representing job centre staff says three in five feel unsafe interacting with the public.
Priti Patel: Facebook encryption plan ‘must not not hamper child protection’
The Home Secretary will deliver a speech critical of Facebook's privacy plan for its apps.
Teenage blacksmith Ben Perkins forges social media following
Ben Perkins built a blacksmith's forge in his back garden and taught himself the traditional craft.
European Super League: 'I'm disappointed and disgusted' - Danny Murphy
Former Liverpool and Tottenham midfielder Danny Murphy explains why he cannot see any positives from plans for a breakaway European Super League involving England's 'big six' clubs.
The Papers: Queen's 'loneliest birthday' and Super League fury
Many papers lead with the aftermath of Prince Philip's funeral and what the Royal Family does next.
The full picture of Covid-linked deaths in Scotland's care homes
The number of Covid-linked deaths in each affected Scottish care home is revealed for the first time.