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Grieving parents who lost their son during birth demand nationwide guidance after hospital failings
"When Finn was born, I turned to Ruth and said, just wait. He'll cry, he'll cry… But he never did," says Martin, wiping tears from his eyes.
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UK 'increasingly vulnerable' to threat of missile and drone attacks after decades of cuts
The UK is increasingly vulnerable to the threat of missiles and drones after decades of cost-saving cuts eroded its once world-class air defences, military sources and Cold War veterans have warned.
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UK weather: Thunderstorm warnings come ahead of possible warmest day of year
After a night of heavy rainfall and thunderstorms, the UK could see its warmest day of the year so far, the Met Office has said.
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Hainault sword attack: Man charged with murder after boy, 14, killed and four injured
A man has been charged with murder after 14-year-old Daniel Anjorin was killed and four people were injured near a London Tube station.
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Olivia Rodrigo's Manchester Co-op Live gigs cancelled as venue faces fresh chaos
The UK's biggest indoor arena has been hit by further problems before it has even opened - with scheduled gigs, including performances from US singer Olivia Rodrigo - cancelled at short notice.
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Blackpool back on the political map - decades after Bill Clinton's surprise McDonald's visit
Blackpool, once the most famous town in British politics, is today back on the political map.
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The Tattooist of Auschwitz star Jonah Hauer-King: 'Your head being shaved... it's impactful'
He got his big break starring as Prince Eric in the live-action version of Disney's The Little Mermaid opposite Halle Bailey.
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Polls open for voters in England and Wales
Polls have opened for the local elections across the country, with the added extra of a by-election on the same day.
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John Swinney expected to declare bid to become new SNP leader
John Swinney is expected to declare his bid to become the new leader of the SNP later today, Sky News understands.
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Chinese companies receive far more state support - making it harder for Western businesses to compete, data suggests
Chinese manufacturers receive nine times more government support than their Western counterparts, according to calculations from the Organisation for Economic Co-operation and Development (OECD) which help explain the country's complete dominance in so many sectors, from solar panels and batteries to steel.
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