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Pontins: 'Run Down and Ruined'

Wendy Jones was crushed by a collapsed ceiling in 2019. Her family still want answers.

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Sheridan Smith: 'The public always stood by me'

The Olivier Award-winning actress on her new play and past struggles with mental health.

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The headteacher tackling 鈥榚xtreme鈥� pupil behaviour

"A never-ending battle" for many schools. But one head teacher thinks she's cracked it.

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"Life changing" - the artificial pancreas for diabetes

How new technology is revolutionising the way people with diabetes manage their condition.

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Policing Stalking - A 'postcode lottery'

How some forces are failing potential victims of stalking.

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Zinchenko: 'I'd leave Arsenal to fight for Ukraine'

Ukrainian footballer says he would sign up to fight after the mobilisation rules changed.

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Accused by the Post Office: It's time to tell my story

As the inquiry into the Post Office scandal resumes, one postmistress tells her story.

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The Israeli students fighting in Gaza

Jeremy Bowen speaks to three reservists back at university after months in combat units.

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Free dental bus breaking a lifetime of decay

The charity Dentaid are offering free healthcare to those in need.

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A big night for British games

The highlights from the 20th edition of the Bafta Games Awards in central London.

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Blood Money: The doctor who gave me contaminated blood

How one of the NHS's most senior haemophilia experts gave infected blood to children.

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Young and addicted: Generation Ketamine

Latest figures estimate ketamine use in England and Wales has doubled since 2016.

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'I feel like my son was murdered by his drug dealer'

Investigating a rise in the use of the synthetic opioid nitazene on the street and online.

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The kidney swap scheme that saved my daughter's life

Why are black patients waiting longer for organ transplants?

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Neurodiversity, School and Me - Erin's Story

Before Covid, Erin was happy at school. But since lockdown she has struggled to settle.

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Reporting Gaza: My War, My Home

The 麻豆社 Arabic journalist Adnan El-Bursh has kept a video diary of his time in Gaza.

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Dua Lipa: 'I've always dreamed of Glastonbury'

The popstar wants to turn this year's Glastonbury into a nightclub.

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The Women Conned by a Romance Fraudster

The stories of three women who were conned by the same man they met on a dating app.

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Gene therapy let my daughter hear for the first time

18-month-old Opal Sandy is the first person ever to get a ground-breaking new treatment.

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How to win Eurovision

It's called the Eurovision Song Contest, but it's the performances that win the votes.

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Exposing Britain's 'kindest' plumber

James Anderson became a viral sensation for helping those in need.

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The sensory safe rooms changing lives in prison

Stephen is neurodivergent and serving a 9 month sentence at HMP Pentonville.

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Why is olive oil so expensive?

Over the last year olive oil has seen the biggest price rise of any food and drink.

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'I lost my hands and feet to sepsis' - an MP's story

MP Craig Mackinlay had a 5% chance of survival after developing the serious condition.

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Growing up under fire in Ukraine

Lera is just one of millions of children forced to adapt to survive Russia's invasion.

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Catching Britain's biggest benefit fraudsters

The group claimed more than 拢50 million in fraudulent claims for Universal Credit.

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Cash, Cornwall, the King and I

Banknotes featuring a portrait of King Charles will be issued from the 5th of June 2024.

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Should teachers get Fridays off?

Meet the headteacher who gives staff Friday afternoon off to prioritise their wellbeing.

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Living and working in a crime hotspot

"You feel as though you can't step over your doorstep."

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Celine Dion: 'How I've rebuilt my voice'

The singer talks about her comeback from a debilitating neurological illness.

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