Solomon Islands: Men working for WW2 bomb clearing agency die in explosion

The men were working to help dispose of the many unexploded World War Two bombs on the islands.

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Single Market Bill could 'weaken Scots Grenfell regulations'

A leading architect says harmonisation of building regulations would mean loss of robust Scots rules.

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Covid: UK at 'critical point' in pandemic, top scientists to warn

The government's most senior advisers are to hold a televised briefing later, as coronavirus cases surge.

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Renters: Eviction cases resume after six-month ban

Tenants must be given six months' notice as courts in England and Wales start to hear the most serious cases.

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Ending VAT-free shopping 'will hit UK tourism and retail'

Plan to end VAT-free shopping for international visitors could cost 70,000 jobs, say retail and travel firms.

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Coronavirus: UK firms voluntarily return £215m in furlough cash

Over 80,000 firms have returned furlough scheme payments they did not need or took in error.

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Covid: Welsh universities set for 'different' freshers' week

New students will have a "very different" experience when universities in Wales return this month.

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Music boosts memories for ethnic minority dementia patients

Charities are using tailored music to bring back memories for dementia patients from ethnic minorities.

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Glasgow MPs call for inquiry into deaths of three asylum seekers

Adnan Walid Elbi, Badreddin Abedlla Adam and Mercy Baguma all died in Glasgow this year.

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FinCEN Files: Tory donor Lubov Chernukhin linked to $8m Putin ally funding

Leaked files reveal the husband of a woman who gave the Conservative Party £1.7m received money from a Russian oligarch who has close ties to the president.

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