'Worrying' figures show 10,000 fewer people starting breast cancer treatment
Around 10,000 fewer breast cancer patients have started treatment in England over the past year, according Cancer Research UK.
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Woman falls from cliff near popular beach spot of Durdle Door
A woman has died after falling from a cliff at Man O'War beach near Durdle Door, Dorset.
NHS England to launch Long COVID services for children
The NHS is launching Long COVID services for children, as concerns grow about the number of young people experiencing long-term symptoms.
'Love does conquer all, doesn't it?': Terminally ill bride to get her COVID-delayed wedding
Kat and Phil Southwell, are once again tweaking their wedding plans.
UK-Oz free trade deal agreed by countries' PMs, says Australia's trade minister
A UK-Australia free trade deal has been agreed between the countries' prime ministers, Australia's minister for trade has said.
MPs call for people to see 'true freedom again' as PM extends restrictions
The public must "see true freedom again", a former Conservative minister has said, as the government delayed lockdown easing in England for four weeks until 19 July.
Family of investigator killed with axe hope for answers as long-awaited report due
The brother of murdered private investigator Daniel Morgan is hopeful his family will finally get some answers in their three decade-long fight for the truth surrounding the killing.
Lockdown easing delayed until 19 July as PM says it is 'time to ease off the accelerator'
Boris Johnson has announced a four-week delay in lifting lockdown restrictions in England to 19 July amid rising cases of the Delta variant.
Limits on weddings to be scrapped from 21 June - but rules on singing and dancing remain
The limit on the number of people who can attend weddings in England will be scrapped from 21 June - but rules on singing and dancing will remain, the government has announced.
UK records another 7,742 COVID cases and three deaths
The UK has recorded another 7,742 COVID cases and three deaths.