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Osprey names: Dame Vera, Capt Tom and Doddie Weir in running
The late wartime singer, the NHS fundraiser and the rugby legend could be the names of chicks.
Coronavirus crisis could spark 'personal debt time bomb'
Job cuts and furlough reductions have left more people worried about making repayments, says Citizens Advice Scotland.
Jack Charlton: 1966 England World Cup winner dies aged 85
Jack Charlton, a World Cup winner with England in 1966 and former Republic of Ireland boss, dies aged 85.
Coronavirus: Calls for government to clarify face coverings in England
Boris Johnson says a "stricter" approach to face coverings is needed in confined spaces such as shops.
Coronavirus: Outdoor pools and lidos struggling to reopen
Some volunteer-run attractions say a shortened summer season is "not financially viable".
Tackling gangs as fears of post-lockdown 'madness'
Joseph Squire, a former criminal, mentors young people in Coventry to steer them away from crime.
Coronavirus: Escaping to space in lockdown
For those who have felt trapped by lockdown measures, the night sky could offer an escape.
Stormont: How has the NI Executive fared six months on?
BBC News NI assesses the return of Stormont, six months since a power-sharing deal was struck.
Vocal Works Gospel Choir will perform despite lockdown
The choir had a huge George Michael tribute planned in Bristol, but Covid-19 curtailed their fun.
Coronavirus: Risk of wrong grades and Labour wants clarity over face coverings
Five things you need to know about the coronavirus outbreak this Saturday morning.

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