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Grace Handling death: 'I am haunted by not being able to protect her'
Stewart Handling feels like he failed his 13-year-old daughter Grace, who died after taking the Class A drug.
'They used my picture and I should've got paid for it'
Some call them copyright trolls, but these companies say they defend photographers' rights.
Climate Change: Is the movement diverse enough?
Too white? Too middle class? Activist Fatima explores the climate change movement's diversity.
No new 2p or £2 coins to be made for 10 years
Coin mountains in storage mean The Royal Mint has no plans to produce any more for a decade.
Rail nationalisations may be coming down the track
Control of certain struggling franchises could be handed back to the government, sources say.
What maths is involved in stirring a cup of tea?
A professor has won £2.3m for applying complex maths to simple situations - like stirring tea.
Tashan Daniel's Tube station killers lodge appeals
Aspiring athlete Tashan Daniel was stabbed to death on his way to an Arsenal match.
Covid-19 death teacher 'forgotten' by government, says family
Alan Fitchett's family call for a public inquiry into the government's handling of the pandemic.
Coronavirus: North-east England local lockdown begins
Early pub closures and restrictions on households mixing came into force at midnight.
The Papers: Hospitals plan for second spike, and more testing
A mix of stories on the coronavirus lead Friday's front pages.

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