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Cancer doctor shortage 'puts care at risk'
Despite patients urgently needing treatment, 7.5% of key posts are vacant, a study of NHS staffing finds.
UK scientists join race for lab-grown meat
Researchers have grown animal cells on blades of grass - could a slaughter-free bacon supply be feasible?
Frozen musical heads from Broadway to London's West End
The stage adaptation of the Disney movie is coming to the Drury Lane Theatre in 2020.
New Zealand attack: How young people responded
Five of those killed in the Christchurch attack were under 16. Young people held their own vigil.
A celebration of Scotland's Munros and the man who listed them
To mark 100 years since the death of Sir Hugh Munro, climbers pick their favourite Scottish peaks classed as Munros.
NHS infection and safety inquiry begins at Holyrood
MSPs are investigating all healthcare facilities in Scotland following several deaths related to infection outbreaks.
Syrian refugees in Aberystwyth set up pop-up restaurants
The project run by the British Red Cross aims to help families integrate into their new communities.
Emiliano Sala plane crash: Call to investigate more flights
A series of flights around the Cardiff City striker transfer should be investigated, says aviation body.
The candid moments caught in the ladies' loos
Samantha Jagger has been documenting what goes on within the four walls of the women's toilets.
Newspaper headlines: John Bercow's accused of 'destroying Brexit'
Most of Tuesday's papers lead with the surprise ruling on Brexit from Commons Speaker John Bercow.

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