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‘It’s unbelievable’, Huw Nightingale’s father says after historic snowboard gold
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Nigel Farage not a patriot, Ed Davey says as Lib Dem conference begins
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£2.5bn from Chelsea sale ‘still locked up’ three years on
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Government urged to grant more court sitting days to tackle prison population
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No blanket do-not-resuscitate order during Covid, Swann tells inquiry
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Covid had more impact on health services in NI, Swann tells inquiry
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NHS backlog would not be as bad if No 10 had agreed beds funding, inquiry told
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David Oyelowo urges support for arts education amid decline in uptake
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Harrowing Covid-19 stories published by inquiry
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Mahmood open to ‘further emergency measures’ to respond to prisons ‘crisis’
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Government target to cut crown court backlogs ‘no longer achievable’ – report
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Lidl quizzed by MPs over ‘Strathvale farm’ Scottish chicken
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Horrible Histories celebrates 15 years on the BBC
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Returns deal would focus on safe routes for children with family in UK – Labour
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Labour small boats scheme criticised as it sets out plans to cut asylum backlog
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Thousands of new staff would ‘cut asylum backlog and end hotel and barge use’
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Use of stop and search will be ‘intelligence-led’ under new Met policing plan
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Co Derry actor to play John Hume in musical drama about Nobel laureate’s life
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Honour for 93-year-old whose knitted Sandringham House was seen by the Queen
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Crown courts ‘struggling’ to find enough judges and lawyers to deal with backlog
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Queen’s 96th birthday celebrated with release of photograph
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West End venue Grand Connaught Rooms to become criminal courthouse
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Three Nightingale Courts in London to stay open for extra year
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Monument Nightingale Court to shut in April despite massive backlog
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Private hospital sector could earn up to £90m a month being on standby for NHS
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Covid-19 hospital admissions rise to highest level since January
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NHS hospital staff absences due to Covid nearly double in a month
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What the papers say – December 30
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Sex offence convictions see yearly increase, but lower than previous figures
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