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Two-thirds of people with vitiligo say the skin condition affects their mental health, according to a new survey.
An electric rickshaw has been "totally destroyed" after it caught fire near Buckingham Palace in central London.
The Pope has presided over the Saturday-night Easter Vigil service at the Vatican a day after skipping the Good Friday procession at the Colosseum as a health precaution.
When the pro-Palestinian marchers came round the corner of the Strand in London, drums beating and megaphones blaring, they saw a row of Israeli flags.
A rower on the Oxford team which lost the Boat Race on Saturday has complained about "poo in the water" and claimed that sickness caused by an outbreak of E. coli played a part in their defeat.
Truce talks between Israel and Hamas will resume in Cairo on Sunday, an Egyptian state-run TV station has reported, citing security sources.
An endangered species of primate has been born at a zoo in Leicestershire.
A 19-year-old man has appeared in court charged with attempted murder after allegedly stabbing a man on a train in south London.
An Iranian television journalist who was stabbed outside his London home on Friday has shared a defiant photo of himself in hospital - after a colleague at his broadcaster said threats towards its staff had "escalated dramatically".
Northern Ireland's deputy first minister Emma Little-Pengelly has said "victims must always have the best opportunity for justice" after the leader of her party resigned on Friday over allegations of historical sexual offences.
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