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Hovis and Kingsmill-owners in talks about historic bread merger
The owners of Hovis and Kingsmill, two of Britain's leading bread producers, are in talks about a historic merger amid a decades-long decline in the sale of supermarket loaves.
Woman dies in Greece after bomb explodes in her hands
A woman has died in Greece after a bomb she was carrying exploded in her hands, police have said.
Ofsted facing legal action over plans to change school inspections
A union has launched legal action against Ofsted over plans to change the way schools are inspected.
Ukraine troops to join British forces for VE Day procession
Ukrainian troops will be taking part in the UK's military procession to mark the 80th anniversary of VE Day in London on Monday.
Rise in crime 'almost inevitable' as Royal Parks police disbanded after 150 years
London's historic Royal Parks have been policed by a dedicated team of officers for more than 150 years.
Drone attacks are intensifying in Sudan - hitting schools and camps homing the displaced
The smell of explosives is still in the air when we arrive.
'Shy' Reform voters in Labour areas led to Farage's party winning by-election
"Shy" Reform voters in Labour areas led to Nigel Farage's party winning the Runcorn by-election by just six votes, Labour peer Harriet Harman said.
Harvey Weinstein accuser breaks down in tears on witness stand - and swears at his lawyer
One of Harvey Weinstein's accusers broke down in tears and swore on the witness stand as a sexual abuse trial continues.
Co-op 'very sorry' after hackers access members' data
The Co-op has apologised after hackers managed to access the data of a "significant number" of past and current members.
Harry wears his heart on his sleeve – but who would have expected his interview to go this far?
I've been in the room before when Harry has just decided to open up, when allowed to talk he is a man who will very firmly wear his heart on his sleeve.

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