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Man fined for black and white minstrel performance ‘didn’t know it was racist’
Boy, 12, charged after Londonderry disorder
Donald Trump to have lunch with the Queen during state visit
Irish climber dies during Everest bid
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Man dies on street after attack in front of colleagues
A man has died after being attacked in a Glasgow street in front of his colleagues.The 35-year-old was approached by two men and assaulted in
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The content of May's speech was 'disgusting', says James O'Brien
LBC host James O'Brien has given a scathing assessment of Theresa May's resignation announcement, branding it has
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Tributes paid to boy who died after being trapped under locker at school
Tributes have been paid to a nine-year-old boy who died after he became trapped under a locker at a school.Leo Latifi had been with family members
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Ireland’s political leaders cast votes as country goes to polls
Ireland’s political leaders have cast their votes in the European Parliament elections and local authority elections.Irish President
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Contest begins to replace Cable as Lib Dem leader
The Liberal Democrats will replace Sir Vince Cable with a new leader on July 23.Sir Vince said it was time for a “new
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Engineers unearth 70 Second World War grenades
An unexploded stash of 70 wartime grenades has been uncovered by power engineers carrying out routine maintenance.The team from SP Energy Networks
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School student climate change strikes see thousands take to streets
Thousands of students have joined protests across the country calling on the Government to take action on climate change and better educate children
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Father of ‘Jihadi Jack’ tells court of ‘personable, engaging, humorous’ son
A Muslim convert dubbed Jihadi Jack was a “personable” young man who used to sleep next to his football before he switched his
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May branded ‘disgraceful’ after mentioning Grenfell in departure speech
Theresa May’s mention of her response to the Grenfell Tower fire in her resignation speech has been described as
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Call for inquiry after ‘thousands’ unable to vote in European elections
The Government is being urged to hold an inquiry after potentially thousands of EU citizens and British expatriates were left unable to vote in this
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Brexit could diminish UK-EU fight against online child sex abuse, inquiry told
Brexit could diminish collaborative working between British and European partners around tackling online child sexual abuse and exploitation, an
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New PM by end of July as emotional May says she will quit as Tory leader
The UK will have a new prime minister by the end of July as a tearful Theresa May was finally forced to set out the timetable for her exit
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Brexit: The past seven days
Theresa May has given her resignation speech announcing she will stand down on June 7.– Days to go160, if Brexit comes on the latest
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Overnight road checks in crossbow murder probe
Twenty-five people have been spoken to in an overnight road check as detectives continue to investigate the murder of a retired lecturer shot with a
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Iceland milk bottles to raise sepsis awareness
Sepsis warnings are to be included on milk bottles at supermarket Iceland in a bid to raise awareness of the life-threatening condition.Own-brand
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My husband begged for death after contracting hepatitis C, woman tells inquiry
A woman has recalled how her “gentle giant” husband begged for death after hepatitis C destroyed his health.Sharon Lowry, from
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Orange walks in Glasgow rerouted amid police concerns
Four Orange walks in Glasgow have been rerouted amid concerns over their potential impact.The loyalist marches due to take place on June 1 and 2
