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Down's syndrome: 'In all honesty we were offered 15 terminations'
Mothers of babies with Down's syndrome reveal the pressure they felt to terminate their pregnancies.
Coronavirus is here. What else should we be worried about?
Serious questions are being asked about the way the UK predicts - and prepares for - emergencies.
Royal Leamington Spa pear tree 'lives on' via 100 saplings
The Cubbington Pear is cut down, but saplings from it are being planted at schools and playgrounds.
My search for novelist Rumer Godden's famed French summer
Hugh Schofield looks for the truth behind Rumer Godden's The Greengage Summer in northern France.
Covid: The 'impossible' businesses stuck in Tier 2 'zombie land'
The latest changes for Covid job support are not enough for some stuck in England's tier system.
Breast cancer survivors launch bra fitting service
Kate Courtman and Sarah Mountford set up the Bra Sisters to help women find bras post-mastectomy.
Black Lives Matter: New hidden slave trade sites in Wales revealed
Two new locations in Wales linked to the slave trade are now marked by high-tech history barcodes.
Covid-19 lockdown: Archbishop urges people 'think of others'
The Archbishop of Wales also expressed his hope Christmas "in some form" can be celebrated this year.
Colin Firth with Secret Garden co-stars on children's book's latest adaptation
Children's classic The Secret Garden has been reopened for a new generation of young film-lovers.
Newspaper headlines: 'Medics angry over meals' and 'elderly paid price'
Sunday's papers carry reports on the ongoing free school meals controversy and quarantine changes.

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