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Sky News: Queen Victoria and Elizabeth II statues toppled over treatment of indigenous children

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Children’s Divorce Bill of Rights

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‘A true great of the game’: England 1966 World Cup hero Jack Charlton dies

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England World Cup hero and Leeds United legend Jack Charlton has died.

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‘Extend maternity leave so my baby son doesn’t suffer due to lockdown’

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Bethan Jones’s hopes for a normal maternity leave fell apart when the lockdown began.

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How Jack Charlton captured hearts on both sides of the Irish Sea

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Few have won the affection of football fans in quite the same way as Jack Charlton.

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‘It’s taken over’: The killer plant from New Zealand putting Britain’s lakes at risk

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A killer plant from New Zealand is putting some of the UK’s most precious rivers and lakes at risk, scientists are warning.

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Government quietly publishes figures which reveal it overstated number of people tested

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The government was routinely overstating the total number of people who had been tested for COVID-19 by as many as 200,000 at the height of the coronavirus pandemic, according to new Sky News analysis.

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PM urges people to go back to work as he backs more facemask use

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Boris Johnson has served notice that tougher rules on wearing face masks could be on the way, as he appealed to people working from home to go back to work.

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Mike Skinner: ‘I can enjoy the past more knowing I have something people want to hear now’

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“It felt a little bit like just pure nostalgia, which is enjoyable but it’s also a bit worrying,” says Mike Skinner, thoughtfully. “I think no one wants to totally dwell on the past.”

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Nora Anne Quoirin death: Family welcome decision to hold inquest

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The family of a London teenager found dead after she disappeared from a Malaysian nature resort last year have welcomed the news that an inquest is to be held.

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Madeleine McCann suspect twice slipped through investigators’ net

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The main suspect in the Madeleine McCann case twice slipped through the net of Portuguese investigators, court documents and witness testimony suggest.

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Beauty salons to reopen from Monday as gyms and indoor pools follow on 25 July

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Beauty salons, tanning shops and tattooists can reopen in England from Monday, the government has said, while gyms and indoor swimming pools will be allowed to let customers return later this month.

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