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Latest News... (Source: BBC News)
Rainham GP struck off after cancer-error notes changed
Dr Adilya Abdul Rahim's actions at a Rainham surgery were 'wholly inappropriate', a tribunal says.
Migrant crossings: Almost 200 people cross English Channel
French authorities continue to prevent a number of crossings, with 53 people stopped.
Cleared postmaster hid conviction from his family
The convictions of two more former Post Office branch managers - wrongly accused of theft - have been quashed.
Amazon set to hire 10,000 UK workers
The tech giant is tightening its grip on retail as the coronavirus pandemic continues.
Covid: Margate hotelier says reopening is 'most important day of my life'
Hotels will "never recover", but are "determined to succeed" after lockdown is eased, an owner says.
Dartford: Man in court over 'gunshot' death
David Hucker is charged with murdering Robert Williamson after his body was found at a property.
Covid: What's the roadmap for lifting lockdown?
Lockdown restrictions have eased in England, Scotland and Wales
Restaurants and pubs are reopening inside, but what are the rules?
People in England, Scotland and Wales will soon be able to drink inside a pub.
Covid: Blackburn health chief 'furious' over surge vaccination refusal
Blackburn's public health director shares his anger at not being able to vaccinate all over-18s.
Covid: How should I protect myself now?
What are the actions we can take to reduce our risk of catching the virus?
What is a Covid passport and what are the plans for the NHS app?
People travelling abroad from England will be able to use the NHS app to prove their Covid vaccination status.
County Championship: Jack Leaning makes unbeaten 127 as Kent draw with Sussex
Jack Leaning makes an unbeaten 127 as Sussex and Kent draw their rain-affected match at Hove.
Notts County 2-2 Bromley
Substitute Tate Campbell's second-half header secures Bromley a point against Notts County at Meadow Lane.
Connor Ogilvie: Gillingham defender rejects new deal and leaves League One side
Gillingham defender Connor Ogilvie is one of three experienced players to reject new contracts and leave the club.
Qais Ahmad: Kent sign Afghanistan leg-spinner for T20 Blast
Kent sign Afghanistan leg-spinner Qais Ahmad for the entire T20 Blast campaign and two County Championship matches.
County Championship: Yorkshire draw with Kent in rain-interrupted game
Yorkshire's rain-affected County Championship game with Kent ends in a draw at Headingley.
Latest Sports News... (Source: BBC News)
GB will regroup - captain Harvey
GB sitting volleyball captain Claire Harvey is keen to keep playing despite having all funding withdrawn by UK Sport.
Course closures bad news for racing as a whole
Horse racing cannot afford to lose more courses following the closures of Hereford and Folkestone, says Cornelius Lysaght
Gills bond after Vincelot injury
Gillingham's Charlie Allen says an injury to Romain Vincelot during the win at Rotherham has helped the team bond.
Broncos to return to Gillingham
London Broncos announce Gillingham's Priestfield Stadium will host their Super League match against Warrington.
Coach Kerry gives up 'dream job'
Danny Kerry believes the Great Britain women's team needs a "new direction" after stepping down as head coach.
Bevan shocked at Kent presidency
Kent's new president-elect Bob Bevan says he was shocked to be nominated for the role at Canterbury.
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Mary Bastholm: Excavation work to begin at Fred West cafe
Police say there is enough evidence to look for human remains in the search for Mary Bastholm, 15.
Coronavirus: Ministers to step up vaccine take up calls amid variant fears
Matt Hancock is urging anyone who is unsure about having a Covid jab to "look at the situation in Bolton".
Babes in the Wood: Killer's ex-girlfriend guilty of perjury
Jennifer Johnson faces jail after being convicted of lying in Russell Bishop's 1987 trial.
Working from home: 'Why not work in the car?'
A support worker who relocated her office to her car during lockdown says she plans to stay put.
School protests force U-turn after sick pupil banned from wearing cap
Pupils wearing caps and hoodies gather outside a school in support of Ella Goodwin on Monday.
Sarah Everard: Met Police officers investigated over case file access
Officers who access records without a legitimate reason could be breaking the law, the Met says.
Man, 82, dies after attack at Derby Bus Station
Three teenage boys, two aged 13 and one aged 16, are arrested and bailed following the man's death.
Lady Lavinia Nourse abuse trial: Ex-Tory minister gives evidence
Lady Lavinia Nourse, 77, is charged with 17 counts of sexual abuse relating to the same boy.
Jonathan Plummer: PCSO jailed over indecent images of children
Police said the "sickening off-duty activities" of Jonathan Plummer had "appalled" his colleagues.
Ex-MP Mike Hill calls harassment accuser 'vengeful person'
At an employment tribunal, ex-Hartlepool MP Mike Hill denies sexual harassment and bullying.
Appeal after London Olympics photos found in Birmingham
The photos donated at a photographic show are believed to have been found in an attic clear-out.
Covid: What's the roadmap for lifting lockdown?
Lockdown restrictions have eased in England, Scotland and Wales
Source: BBC News
