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Former England fast bowler Bob Willis dies
Former England captain Bob Willis, who took 325 Test wickets, has died at the age of 70.
Peebles High School fire: Boy charged of wilful fireraising
It comes after a fire which left a secondary school in Peebles severely damaged.
Health strike: NI Secretary Julian Smith says health service crisis is unacceptable
Julian Smith is in Belfast where he met the NI Civil Service and unions over ongoing industrial action.
London Bridge: Usman Khan completed untested rehabilitation scheme
Usman Khan went on counter-terror schemes in prison which have not been evaluated, the BBC finds.
Colin Payne guilty of Mark Bloomfield pub row murder
Martial arts expert Colin Payne followed Mark Bloomfield out of a pub and knocked him to the ground.
Christmas advert made for £100 stars two-year-old Arthur
The film follows Arthur setting up in the family hardware shop.
Telford sex abuse trial: Teachers 'took no action over sex abuse rumours'
Five men are on trial accused of sexually abusing and raping a girl in Telford.
General election 2019: Ulster Unionists 'want hung parliament'
Launching the UUP manifesto, Steve Aiken says he hopes party MPs will stop the current Brexit deal.
Shell wins court order to prevent Greenpeace North Sea protests
The energy giant went to court to stop any repeat of an occupation which targeted North Sea installations.
General election 2019: SNP pledges 'could mean more austerity' - IFS
The SNP's election pledges could lead to more austerity after independence rather than less, an economic research group says.

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