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Michael Weir: Burglar guilty of 1998 double murders
Michael Weir was retried under the so-called double jeopardy law and convicted of the killings.
Welsh Assembly standards: Calls for new system to tackle behaviour
The standards commissioner quit after a Welsh Assembly member made secret recordings of him.
Isle of Wight murder: Jonathan Stasiuk jailed for Gerry White killing
Jonathan Stasiuk slashed Gerry White with the weapon before strangling him over a "festering dispute".
Clara Ponsati hands herself in to police
The St Andrews University professor is wanted in Spain over her role in the Catalan independence movement.
Hospitals 'imploding' as waits at worst-ever level
Record numbers in England are on hospital waiting lists, while more than ever face long A&E waits.
General election 2019: Are ads and leaflets on tactical voting misleading people?
There's a wealth of election leaflets and ads encouraging tactical voting, but are some based on misleading information?
Kevin Lunney abduction: Three arrested by Irish police
Irish police arrest two men and a woman over the kidnap of a Quinn Industrial Holdings executive.
England flood warnings: Residents braced for more rain
Weather warnings for rain are in place for a number of areas already badly affected by flooding.
Seventeen arrested in human trafficking raids in London
While the raids were carried out in London. police simultaneously raided addresses in Romania.
Milton Keynes house party stabbings: Police make three more arrests
A 15-year-old boy has been arrested on suspicion of two counts of murder.

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