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Soldier F is accused of murdering James Wray and William McKinney on January 30 1972.

Customers in Cardiff said they felt ‘relieved’ and ‘refreshed’ after having their hair cut for the first time since Wales entered lockdown.

The new children’s commissioner for England has launched a ‘once-in-a-generation’ review to prioritise childhood post-Covid.

Scientists say they have linked glacier-fed mountain rivers with higher rates of plant material decomposition.

Campaigners have criticised the Court of Appeal’s decision as ‘another establishment betrayal of victims of violence against women and girls’.

The 65,000-tonne vessel was visiting to stock up on stores before deploying to the Mediterranean, Indian Ocean and East Asia this year.

A new partnership will see two million tests a week made by companies in the UK.

Dr Michael McBride said the executive would want to focus on easing restrictions that provided most benefit to society and public wellbeing.

The party is opposed to terminations and has proposed a new law to prevent them being carried out in cases of non-fatal disabilities.

Health Foundation says NHS must ‘evaluate and improve these approaches before locking them in for the future’.

Boris Johnson backed Dame Cressida Dick amid a storm over the Metropolitan Police’s handling of a vigil in memory of Sarah Everard.

Royal Mail has issued a set of 10 stamps featuring original illustrations by artist Jaime Jones.

Dr Michael McBride said there was no evidence that the vaccine was linked to a small number of blood clotting cases reported in European countries.

The First Minister said that the slight rise in cases could be caused by people moving around more generally as part of the schools reopening.

Officers have called for clarity on legislation.

Jab take up is high but hesitancy remains in some groups, according to a new study.

Primary school pupils in Wales and Scotland have returned to classrooms.

Sacha Baron Cohen, Olivia Colman and Sir Anthony Hopkins are also nominated.

The European Commission is taking the first step towards proceedings over the alleged breach of the Northern Ireland Protocol.

Large portions of Sandwich, Kent, remained cordoned off with police tape on Monday afternoon as inquiries into the death of the 33-year-old continue.