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Police dog helps to find elderly couple injured in a ditch

Police dog helps to find elderly couple injured in a ditch

The husband and wife both have dementia.

Zoo celebrates arrival of newborn endangered species during lockdown

Zoo celebrates arrival of newborn endangered species during lockdown

The baby animals at Marwell Zoo include a lemur and a mountain bongo.

HMRC to investigate Ladbrokes owner GVC over Turkish business

HMRC to investigate Ladbrokes owner GVC over Turkish business

Shares in the group plunged on Tuesday after it told investors about the extended probe.

Public sector pay rise announcement ‘kick in the teeth for social care staff’

Public sector pay rise announcement ‘kick in the teeth for social care staff’

The pay rise does not cover nurses, healthcare assistants or social care workers.

In Pictures: Crowds pay tribute to Jack Charlton

In Pictures: Crowds pay tribute to Jack Charlton

Leeds United legend Charlton died earlier this month aged 85.

Charity condemns campers for dumping rubbish

Charity condemns campers for dumping rubbish

The National Trust said there had been a rise in people camping on its land and leaving behind litter and discarded equipment.

McDonald’s to open restaurants to dine-in customers from Wednesday

McDonald’s to open restaurants to dine-in customers from Wednesday

It said the move will also allow some restaurants to take part in the Chancellor’s Eat Out to Help Out scheme next month.

Uber begins Supreme Court fight over whether drivers are workers

Uber begins Supreme Court fight over whether drivers are workers

Operating companies appealed to the Supreme Court after losing three earlier rounds of a legal battle.

Coronavirus is worse in cold weather, research suggests

Coronavirus is worse in cold weather, research suggests

Experts say their findings paint a grim picture for the winter, when it is thought there may be an increase in cases.

Government accused of being ‘slow’ to respond to risk of Russian interference

Government accused of being ‘slow’ to respond to risk of Russian interference

The Intelligence and Security Committee has published its long-awaited report on Russia.

‘Dramatic improvements’ to housing needed to meet climate targets – researchers

‘Dramatic improvements’ to housing needed to meet climate targets – researchers

A Nottingham Trent University study calls for a national programme to deliver home energy saving upgrades in volume, at speed and cost-effectively.

Weekly coronavirus deaths fall almost a third in seven days – ONS

Weekly coronavirus deaths fall almost a third in seven days – ONS

There were 366 deaths registered in the week ending July 10 involving Covid-19.

Supermarket sales growth slows as pubs and restaurants start to reopen

Supermarket sales growth slows as pubs and restaurants start to reopen

Morrisons was the strongest performer of the UK’s ‘big four’ grocers, as it reported a 17.4% jump in sales over the four weeks to July 12.

Julian Assange case a ‘stitch-up’ – Dame Vivienne Westwood

Julian Assange case a ‘stitch-up’ – Dame Vivienne Westwood

The British fashion designer and businesswoman led a colourful band of protesters chanting ‘Free Julian Assange’ outside the Old Bailey.

Former professional footballers at lower risk of mental health disorders – study

Former professional footballers at lower risk of mental health disorders – study

The latest research looked at mental health outcomes in more than 7,500 former professional footballers.

More than 90,000 microplastics flow down River Thames every second – study

More than 90,000 microplastics flow down River Thames every second – study

Scientists removed 874 pieces of plastic from the bodies of 135 crabs along the Thames.

Hundreds to pay their respects ahead of Jack Charlton’s funeral

Hundreds to pay their respects ahead of Jack Charlton’s funeral

The cortege will pass through Ashington, Northumberland, where he learned the skills that led him to becoming a much-loved figure in the game.

Borrowing hits record £128bn between April and June amid Covid-19 lockdown

Borrowing hits record £128bn between April and June amid Covid-19 lockdown

The ONS estimated that government borrowing rose to £35.5bn in June, up £28.3bn on a year earlier.

Union urges Uber to end court fight over drivers’ rights and enter talks

Union urges Uber to end court fight over drivers’ rights and enter talks

A GMB boss has called for discussions on the way forward hours ahead of a Supreme Court hearing.

Taoiseach welcomes EU budget and coronavirus fund

Taoiseach welcomes EU budget and coronavirus fund

The deal was finally struck after four days of negotiations between European leaders in Brussels

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