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Senedd drinking: Caterer faces 'Covid breach' investigation
It follows a complaint that alcohol was served at the Welsh Parliament in breach of Covid rules.
Covid: Boris Johnson's India visit to go ahead despite rise in cases
A variant first identified in India has now been found 77 times in the UK, but is not yet "of concern".
Rachid Khadla: Father made daughter sign 'never get fat' contract
Rachid Khadla is jailed for cruelty to his three children, who he bullied and assaulted for years.
Driffield crossbow attack victim calls for weapon ownership regulation
Anthony Lawrence killed Shane Gilmer and injured his partner Laura Sugden in a "premeditated attack".
Greensill: Ex-Civil Service boss 'baffled' by business links
Lord Kerslake says links between Greensill Capital and the government must be "thoroughly investigated".
Muckamore Abbey Hospital: Seven face prosecution over abuse claims
They were reported to prosecutors for offences including the alleged ill-treatment of patients.
Tickets still being sold for June shows that can't take place as planned
Shows by Alicia Keys, Haim and Mrs Brown's Boys won't go ahead as planned this June.
Microchipping cats could become compulsory in England
The measures, being considered by government ministers, aims to tackle a rise in pet theft during the pandemic.
Sarah Everard: Woman arrested over disappearance has bail extended
Sarah Everard's body was found in woodland but a cause of death has yet to be released.
Covid-19: Great North Run faces 'struggle' over insurance guarantee
Sir Brendan Foster says the event needs to secure cover in case it is forced to be cancelled.

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