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No-deal Brexit planning ‘crowded out’ efforts to prepare for pandemic

Covid inquiry hears that from 2018 planning for UK’s disorderly exit from EU ‘drained resources and capacity’

The Guardian - UK

Lockdown given ‘very little thought’ ahead of pandemic, UK Covid Inquiry hears

The first public hearing was told the word ‘lockdown’ is ‘forever seared in the nation’s consciousness’.

The Independent UK

'I have to pretend my child is sick to get time off work for my excruciating periods'

Two women have shared how their incredibly heavy and painful periods cause them stress at work and how they wish paid menstrual leave was recognised in the UK - like in Spain

Daily Mirror

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Queens of the Stone Age set for Manchester AO Arena show

Josh Homme and co are back in the UK for the first time since 2018

Manchester Evening News

Met Office confirms UK heatwave amid scorching temperatures

The South West has not quite made it to a heatwave yet

Bristol Post

Most early-stage breast cancer patients will become long-term survivors, study finds

Experts said that the majority of women with early stage breast cancer will beat the disease

Evening Standard

Covid inquiry: Everything you need to know about public hearings into UK’s pandemic response

Baroness Hallett’s massive investigation into lessons of coronavirus pandemic set to run for three years

The Independent UK

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Abortion law reform: a question of safety?

Campaigners, healthcare organisations and some MPs are calling for reform of UK abortion law after a woman was jailed for terminating her pregnancy after the legal limit during the first national lockdown.

The Week

Prince Harry could be 'forgiven and welcomed back' to Royal Family but only 'without Meghan'

Prince Harry could be 'forgiven' by the Royal Family and return to the UK and family life - but only under one condition

Woman & Home

‘We weren’t given this, we fought for it’: bereaved gather as Covid inquiry starts

Long-awaited examination of UK’s pandemic response gets under way but relatives’ fears over how transparent and comprehensive it will be remain

The Guardian - UK

UK firms operating in Russia ‘complicit in war crimes’ against Ukraine, says MP

Labour former minister Sir Chris Bryant told the Commons about the Russian government introducing a new law last year that covered foreign businesses.

The Independent UK

‘I like to slag off the headliner’: what is it like to do standup at a music festival?

Comedians Sophie Duker and Jacob Hawley discuss how to draw revellers away from pop stars while Glastonbury’s Charlotte Lang explains what it takes to win over the cabaret tent

The Guardian - UK

Special Bridges Being Built To Protect UK Bison Population

“We want them to go where they choose naturally."

Zenger

British basketball in ‘untenable’ position due to lack of funding, warns federation

The GB Basketball chairman says the sport is at a ‘critical crossroads’, just two days before GB’s women aim to take a major step towards qualifying for the Olympics

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The Conversation

Over-the-counter opioids: does Britain have a codeine problem?

Earlier this year, the NHS announced that it had cut opioid prescriptions by almost half a million in four years. But opioids aren’t just available on prescription in the UK. They can be bought over the counter at pharmacies in the form of co-codamol – pills that contain codeine and…

Bristol Post

Warning issued to anybody who owns a hot tub in the UK

Experts say hot tubs left unchecked can cause someone to contract serious infections

The Independent UK

Seven of the best walks in Dorset: Where to wander and stay on a hiking holiday

Explore the Jurassic Coast on foot with these scenic routes for all abilities

Glasgow Live

Tuffnells delivery company in administration putting Lanarkshire depot jobs at risk

News that the majority of the company's 2,200 strong UK workforce will be made redundant has been met with dismay by Lanarkshire MP Angela Crawley who says her door is open for anyone affected.

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The Guardian - UK

From window boxes to farms, UK’s rewilding gurus bring out their bible

Ideas from the Knepp estate in West Sussex – home to beavers, turtle doves and purple emperors – can be used in the smallest spaces, its owners say

The Conversation

Boris Johnson has triggered a bumper byelection bonanza – I studied 148 past contests to find out what we can expect

The UK is facing three byelections in constituencies all vacated within 24 hours of one another. Former prime minister Boris Johnson announced he was leaving parliament with immediate effect on June 9, leaving his Uxbridge and South Ruislip constituents in need of a new MP. His vocal supporter Nadine Dorries…

Daily Mirror

Bereaved families tell devastating stories of loss to Covid-19 inquiry - FULL video

In a heart-breaking 17-minute film, people from across the UK spoke through their tears about their devastating experiences of losing spouses, parents and siblings during the pandemic

The Guardian - UK

Post your questions for Melanie C

Whether you’re curious about the inside story of Spicemania or scoring 14 UK No 1s, the singer is ready to answer. So tell us what you really, really, really wanna know

Wales Online

Wales not set for imminent hosepipe ban despite parts of the UK already limiting water

Parts of Wales were still considered to be in drought in January this year

The Independent UK

COVID-19 inquiry in UK asks whether 'terrible consequences' could have been avoided

A mammoth three-year public inquiry into Britain’s handling of COVID-19 has opened

Daily Mirror

Technology advances see breast cancer patients become long-term survivors

Scientists at Oxford University have found most people diagnosed with breast cancer since the turn of the millennium survive the condition rather than it being a death sentence

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