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UK tests response to discovery of deadly biological toxin
The UK has tested an emergency response to the discovery of a deadly biological toxin.
Trump asks Israeli president to 'fully pardon' Netanyahu in corruption trial
Donald Trump has sent a letter to the Israeli president urging him to "fully pardon" Benjamin Netanyahu in his long-running corruption trial.
Football fans infiltrated tightly-controlled derby clash disguised as stewards
Two brothers who donned high-vis jackets and posed as match stewards in a "ridiculous" bid to infiltrate a sold-out derby clash have been banned from football games for three years.
Police take no further action over Bob Vylan's London performance
Police will take no further action over alleged chants at a Bob Vylan concert in London.
'Forget London': Top chef on UK's new food capital and the supermarket butter every kitchen needs
Every month the Money blog interviews a top chef from around the UK, hearing about their cheap food hacks, views on the industry and more. Today they speak to Kevin Bonello, head chef at the Grade II* listed hotel The Grand, York.
Australia's top spy accuses Chinese hackers of targeting critical infrastructure
Hackers working for the Chinese military and government have been probing Australia’s key infrastructure and telecoms network, warns spy chief.
Abuse of thousands of young men at detention centre 'ignored and dismissed', investigation finds
Decades of abuse of thousands of young men by staff at a detention centre in County Durham was "ignored and dismissed" by the prison service, the police and the Home Office, an investigation has found.
Princess Anne lays a wreath at memorial service in Singapore
It was a sombre occasion when the Princess Royal paid tribute to those who gave their lives defending freedom thousands of miles from home.
Men plead guilty to 'shocking and violent' murder
Two men have admitted the "shocking and violent" murder of another man in Inverclyde.
UK cuts funding to AIDS, tuberculosis and malaria project by £150m
The UK has cut £150m from its contribution to a global project which combats AIDS, tuberculosis and malaria.
Three men arrested after body found in field
Three men have been arrested following the discovery of a body in an Inverclyde field.
Seven men charged with more than 40 offences as police investigate child sexual exploitation
Seven men have been charged with more than 40 offences against 11 teenagers as part of an investigation into child sexual exploitation in Bristol.
Jet2 to launch flights from Gatwick to 29 'sunshine destinations'
Jet2 has announced it will launch flights and holidays from London Gatwick Airport next year.
Scientists think they've found the best way to keep seagulls from stealing your food
Scientists believe they've cracked an age-old problem for those living in or visiting British seaside towns - how to keep your food safe from seagulls.
Streeting insists he is not trying to oust Starmer after briefings by No 10
Health Secretary Wes Streeting has insisted that he is not - and will not - try to oust Sir Keir Starmer following overnight briefings he would do so.
CCTV image released after sleeping woman sexually assaulted on train
Detectives are appealing for information after a woman woke to find a man sexually assaulting her on a train.
Hundreds of UK jobs at risk as Japanese bearings firm plans factory closure
A Japanese manufacturing firm has revealed plans to shut a factory in County Durham, placing hundreds of jobs at risk.
The algorithm will see you now: AI to tackle truancy by setting school attendance targets
All schools will be set individual targets for attendance, powered by AI, in a bid to tackle the growing classroom absence crisis.
Award-winning actor calls for manslaughter charges over deaths of children in care
Actor and director Samantha Morton has said councils who fail to prevent the deaths of children in care should face manslaughter charges.
Thousands of NHS staff to be made redundant
Thousands of job cuts at the NHS will go ahead after the £1bn needed to fund the redundancies was approved by the Treasury.
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