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Kate meets families of Southport stabbing victims in first community with William visit since cancer diagnosis
The Princess of Wales has made a surprise visit to Southport with the Prince of Wales to meet the families of the three girls who died following the knife attack this summer.
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M&S cookery series featuring Yung Filly and England players pulled by FA after YouTube star's rape charge
The Football Association has pulled a new online cookery series with M&S featuring Yung Filly and England stars after the British YouTuber and rapper was charged following rape allegations, Sky News can reveal.
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Where the Northern Lights could be visible tonight as aurora makes a return to the UK
The Northern Lights have returned to the UK tonight in spectacular style, visible across huge parts of the country.
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Rebecca Adlington says framed baby loss certificate helps keep daughter 'part of the family'
Rebecca Adlington has welcomed the lifting of restrictions on baby loss certificates, saying her own has helped "bring home that [her baby] is part of the family".
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Plaid Cymru government after next Senedd election is ‘realistic', says Rhun ap Iorwerth
Plaid Cymru's leader has insisted a Welsh government led by his party after the next Senedd election is "realistic".
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Manchester United defender Noussair Mazraoui undergoes minor heart procedure
Manchester United defender Noussair Mazraoui will step away for a few weeks after undergoing a minor heart procedure.
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Starmer's saviour? Insiders lift the lid on Morgan McSweeney, the PM's new closest confidante
When Morgan McSweeney met special advisers on Tuesday evening, he is said to have made a "pitch perfect" speech that rallied the troops after a bruising few weeks.
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Homeless man who pushed stranger into path of oncoming Tube train jailed for attempted murder
A homeless man who pushed a stranger on to Tube tracks, and into the path of an oncoming train, has been jailed for life with a minimum term of eight years.
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Boki the bear 'doing well' after successful brain surgery but 'not out the woods'
A brown bear that underwent brain surgery in a first of its kind operation in the UK is doing well, but is "not out the woods" yet.
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Government is using Post Office as 'shield' over Horizon compensation schemes, outgoing CEO Nick Read tells inquiry
The Post Office's outgoing CEO today agreed the government is using the company as a "shield" over compensation schemes, while giving evidence at the inquiry.