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The artwork of Henrietta Lacks is the first public sculpture of a black woman made by a black woman in the UK.

Transport Secretary Grant Shapps signalled that a major rethink of the high-speed rail project between Birmingham and Leeds could be in order.

It comes amid reports the number of countries on the red list will be slashed to nine from 54 later in the week.

Chancellor Rishi Sunak unveiling fresh funding to help get people back into work features among the stories on the front pages.

Early diagnosis of cancer is known to be a major factor in saving lives.

The 80-year-old denies the attempted murder of John Pat Cunningham in Co Tyrone in 1974.

Chancellor Rishi Sunak will use his Tory conference speech to ‘double down’ on efforts to help the economy recover from the Covid shock.

The alleged offence is reported to have occurred on September 4 2020 in St Albans.

200 military personnel are being deployed to assist in the supply of petrol filling stations

Claire Nash and her husband Wayne Flanagan, both 34, crossed the finish line together dressed in peacock-themed outfits in memory of baby Jade.

He will appear via video link at Hatfield Magistrates’ Court on Monday.

The disclosures are reported to be based on the leak of files from 14 financial services companies.

Detectives investigating the murder are continuing to appeal for anyone who was at the party to come forward.

Wet and windy conditions will make way for rising temperatures later in the week.

In the Scottish Parliament, 64 of the total 129 MSPs belong to the SNP. The Tories have 31 MSPs.

The new records involve 39 runners who are ‘officially amazing’, Guinness World Records said.

Lord Frost’s comments will come as the UK continues to feel the effects of a fuel crisis and staffing issues linked to the departure from the EU.

Africa Alive in Suffolk has celebrated the birth of a new female cub.

Jacob Rees-Mogg warned that the Tories must ensure the state spends taxpayers’ money effectively.

The Labour leader wrote an article in the newspaper, boycotted by some on Merseyside since the Hillsborough disaster