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Liverpool football star Diogo Jota killed in car crash
Liverpool star Diogo Jota has died in a car crash.
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Diogo Jota's joyous final weeks make his death even more devastating to comprehend
The joy that filled the final weeks of Diogo Jota's life makes his death even more devastating to comprehend for his family and millions of fans worldwide.
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Grooming victim 'lives with trauma every day' - as force investigates crimes involving more than 700 survivors
The father of a grooming victim who was raped by more than 60 men has said she still lives with the "trauma every single day".
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MP Zarah Sultana who was ousted from Labour announces she is starting new political party with Jeremy Corbyn
An MP who was ousted from the Labour Party has announced she is setting up a new political party with Jeremy Corbyn.
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Met Police release footage as more than 1,000 arrests made using live facial recognition technology
More than 1,000 criminals, including a paedophile found with a six-year-old girl, have been arrested by the Metropolitan Police using live facial recognition (LFR) cameras.
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Oasis tour: What you need to know - and why Cardiff is the first stop
Oasis are set to kick off their reunion tour in Cardiff this weekend, with thousands expected to descend on the Welsh capital.
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Fiscal rules are silly but important as Reeves has banged on about them and markets care
You're probably tired by now of hearing all about "black holes".
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Welsh independence will unleash 'full potential' as nationalists serious contenders to form next government
Wales should "learn" from the SNP's successes in Scotland, according to the man who could well be the next first minister of Wales.
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Wes Streeting admits improving GP services will be a challenge but is one he will 'take on the chin'
Improving NHS GP services will be a challenge but it is one the health secretary will take "on the chin", he told Sky News.
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Leaseholders to get rights to more easily challenge extortionate service charges
Leaseholders will be able to more easily challenge extortionate service charges, the government has said.