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Is it OK to take the pill every day without a break?
Women can avoid monthly bleeding if they run oral contraceptive pill packets back to back - but is it safe?
Royal Navy nuclear submarine's near miss with ferry
A Stena ferry and the Navy submarine were in the Irish Sea when the "close quarters incident" happened.
Simon Mayo to launch classical station Scala Radio after leaving Radio 2
The former BBC Radio 2 host will lead the line-up on Scala Radio.
Brexit: David Cameron warned by Donald Tusk over 'stupid referendum'
Donald Tusk tells a BBC documentary he told the ex-prime minister to "get real" before the referendum.
How Bournemouth's 'streaming' nurses ease A&E pressure
A Bournemouth hospital is stationing a nurse at its A&E entrance to redirect non-emergency cases.
Domestic abuse: Non-physical and economic abuse included in law
Economic abuse will be included in legal definition and abusers stopped from cross-examining victims.
Oxford grooming gang members handed life sentences
A schoolgirl was groomed, plied with alcohol and raped by the three men in Oxford.
Sickle cell in the spotlight thanks to BBC show
Sickle cell carriers took to social media to praise the show's portrayal of the genetic disease.
HMRC error hits early-filing taxpayers
The tax authorities have been forced to apologise for two mistakes - wrongly charging penalties and for denying it had made the mistake.
Church of England: Contactless collection payments trialled
Contactless payment technology is enabling churches in England to offer a digital collection plate.

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