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We felt like only people of colour in our town
The story of two adopted siblings from Sri Lanka who were brought up in a rural town in Northern Ireland.
Newspaper headlines: Anger as Met probe impacts Gray partygate inquiry
Some papers report on "fury" over the police intervention in Sue Gray's inquiry into alleged No 10 parties.
Edinburgh hospital staff say new car parking scheme is 'unsafe'
Thousands of NHS staff in Edinburgh are unable to park because they do not have a permit.
LGBT veterans: Flashbacks after 'sadistic' interrogation
Simon Hinchley-Robson says he was starved, denied sleep and assaulted after requesting an Aids test.
Downing Street parties: Sue Gray won't wait for police inquiry
Sue Gray is expected to submit her report on lockdown events at Downing Street shortly, the BBC is told.
Edwin Poots not selected as DUP South Down candidate
The former party leader sought to switch constituencies but lost the nomination to Diane Forsythe.
Storm Arwen: 'I was left without broadband for seven weeks'
A holiday firm owner says he lost bookings because of the time it took to restore an internet link.
Where are Britain's missing million workers?
With vacancies at a record high, many firms are suffering from a shortage of skilled workers.
Storm Malik: Winds up to 80mph could hit parts of UK
The Met Office issues weather warnings for Scotland, Northern Ireland and northern England.
Hillsborough disaster: Andrew Devine's name engraved on memorial
The name of Andrew Devine, the tragedy's 97th victim, is added to the tribute following his death.

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