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Porn provider fined £1m by Ofcom as impact of new online safety rules revealed
Ofcom has fined a pornography provider £1m for not having robust age checks.
Is property still a good investment? Here's what winners and losers of past 15 years reveal
Property is usually considered a safe, long-term investment, but with the era of ultra-low interest rates well and truly over, is it still a good option?
Farmers lose more than £800m after hottest spring and summer on record, study finds
British arable farmers are facing a revenue loss of more than £800m after one of the worst-ever harvests on record, analysis shows. 
Energy grid £28bn upgrade to add £108 to household bills
The energy regulator has confirmed plans for a massive upgrade to the UK's energy grids, adding £108 to customer bills by 2031.
<a href='https://www.skysports.com/cricket/live-blog/12040/13478668/the-ashes-live-australia-vs-england-second-test-updates-and-score-from-day-nighter-at-the-gabba-in-brisbane'>The Ashes: England three wickets down in second Test vs Australia</a>
In 'Little Kabul', Afghans feel they have to prove their US loyalty all over again
In a quiet suburb in the San Francisco Bay area, the smell of naan bread wafts out from the Maiwand Market and on to the street. 
Doctors failed to tell father of seven he was terminally ill
A father of seven was not told he was terminally ill by doctors, who instead said he would be okay, an investigation has found.
A&E 'under siege from hiccups and ingrowing toenails' - as NHS makes fresh warning to patients
Hundreds of thousands of people with issues such as blocked noses, sore throats and earache went to accident and emergency in England over the past year when they could have gone to GPs or pharmacists.
Seven questions to be answered by inquiry into the Salisbury novichok poisonings
When Dawn Sturgess was given a bottle of perfume by her partner Charlie Rowley, she couldn't have known it contained enough military-grade nerve agent to kill thousands of people.
'If someone took Trump's land, how would he feel?' - Ukrainians view peace talks with suspicion
A Ukrainian farmer-turned-soldier in the Donbas has a message for Donald Trump as the US president attempts to broker a peace deal between Kyiv and Moscow.

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