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Grenfell Tower inquiry: Fire 'inextricably linked with race'
The inquiry into 72 deaths is urged to be on the "right side of history" when it publishes its findings.
Coronavirus: Wear masks in crowded public spaces, says science body
The UK is "way behind" on covering faces to limit the spread of Covid-19, says the Royal Society.
Coronavirus: What guidance did care homes get from the government?
Boris Johnson says "too many care homes didn't really follow the procedures", so what was the coronavirus guidance given to them?
Eric Joyce: Ex-Labour MP admits child sex offence
The ex-Army officer had a movie clip of children with one as young as 12 months old, a court hears.
7/7 London bombings: Mayor pays tributes to victims
Sadiq Khan pays tribute to the 52 people killed and 700 injured by four bombs exploding on 7 July 2005.
Bike sales surge helps Halfords through lockdown
The retailer said sales of bicycles leapt during lockdown, but sales of car parts saw big falls.
Coronavirus: Thousands say debilitating symptoms last 'for weeks'
Thousands of people with Covid-19 report recurring symptoms for far longer than 14 days.
Workers not eligible for furlough: "It's been very stressful'
Workers are missing out on furlough because of their employment terms, and many are on minimum wage.
Vouchers of up to £5,000 for home insulation
The chancellor will announce £2bn of grants to fund energy-saving projects for homeowners in England.
Coronavirus: Clear masks made to help lip-reading deaf people
Claire Cross says the masks with a clear panel are vital for people who rely on lip-reading.

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