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Nicola Hinds from Doncaster says she was labelled as "hormonal" at work during her pregnancy.

Nicola Hinds from Doncaster says she was labelled as "hormonal" at work during her pregnancy.

Nicola Hinds from Doncaster says she was labelled as "hormonal" at work during her pregnancy.

People have been urged to prepare for flooding, travel disruption and possible power cuts this weekend.

Piran Ditta Khan, 75, had denied the murder of PC Sharon Beshenivsky in Bradford in November 2005.

Some users will get AI-generated 'overviews' in their Google search results when they ask questions.

Some users will get AI-generated 'overviews' in their Google search results when they ask questions.

Google using AI to come up with search answers in UK trial  BBCView Full coverage on Google News

Sharon Beshenivsky: Piran Ditta Khan guilty of murdering police officer in 2005  Sky NewsView Full coverage on Google News

Castleford prop George Lawler is admitted to hospital for observation with a small bleed on the brain after he had a seizure.

Castleford prop George Lawler is admitted to hospital for observation with a small bleed on the brain after he had a seizure.

Castleford prop George Lawler is admitted to hospital for observation with a small bleed on the brain after he had a seizure.

Kiss have sold their music catalogue to the company behind ABBA's hologram concerts.

Kiss have sold their music catalogue to the company behind ABBA's hologram concerts.

1. Police Scotland draft in extra officers to deal with deluge of hate crime complaints  The Telegraph
2. It's not just true of Scotland - Britain is no longer a free country  The Telegraph
3. The dangerous excesses of breaking boundaries | Malcolm Clark  The Critic
4. JK Rowling’s posts on X will not be recorded as non-crime hate incident  The Guardian
5. Police 'making up hate-crime rules as they go' over JK Rowling storm  The Times

1. Tory peer Nicholas Soames joins calls for UK to stop arming Israel  The Guardian
2. Israel Gaza war live: Pressure grows over arms sales ahead of Biden-Netanyahu call  BBC
3. UK is breaching international law by continuing to arm Israel, Sunak warned  Sky News
4. 'The UK must stand firm and continue selling arms to Israel'  The Telegraph
5. Labour calls for legal advice on Israel's conduct in Gaza to be published  Financial Times

Shocking footage shows 'female Mizzy-wannabe' punching people at random as she tours London for 'chaos for clo  Daily Mail

1. Tube strike called off after talks between Aslef and TfL  Evening Standard
2. Rail passengers face rolling strikes but action on London Underground called off  The Guardian
3. April rail strikes: When is the drivers' walk-out and how will it impact passengers?  The Independent
4. London Underground strikes: Two walk-outs cancelled as commuters breath sigh of relief  City A.M.
5. London Underground strikes called off  BBC

1. Huge ‘Palworld’ Patch Adds Raid Boss, New Gear, New Buildings  Forbes
2. Palworld’s Big 0.2.0.6 Update Adds First Raid Boss, Improved Building, and Loads More  IGN
3. Alongside a widely praised new Palworld patch, the survival game devs are already promising a summer update with a "new island" and "many new Pals"  Gamesradar
4. Palworld's new update adds two tiers of goth girl boss, more loot, quality-of-life bumps, and the ability to slam-dunk your pals out of their lunch break  PC Gamer
5. Palworld's next major Xbox update adds raid boss, new buildings and items, and more  TrueAchievements

Police identify "a potential forensic line of enquiry" on the IRA's Guildford attack, lawyers say.