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Plastic found in thousands of seabird nests across Europe

Plastic found in thousands of seabird nests across Europe

Top tips to overcome anxiety as Covid restrictions ease

Top tips to overcome anxiety as Covid restrictions ease

Household bills jump by at least £139 under new price cap

Household bills jump by at least £139 under new price cap

Gay conversion therapy survivor finds strength to speak out

Gay conversion therapy survivor finds strength to speak out

Easing of Covid restrictions ‘saw recruitment boost’

Easing of Covid restrictions ‘saw recruitment boost’

Footfall in shops ‘still far behind pre-pandemic levels’

Footfall in shops ‘still far behind pre-pandemic levels’

Young doctors urge peers to get Covid jab in open letter

Young doctors urge peers to get Covid jab in open letter

Calls for clarity over Brexit passport expiry date changes

Calls for clarity over Brexit passport expiry date changes

Firefighters driving ambulances to assist with NHS demand

Firefighters driving ambulances to assist with NHS demand

Yellow weather warnings as thunderstorms set to strike

Yellow weather warnings as thunderstorms set to strike

Coronavirus: 11 deaths and 1381 new cases recorded

Coronavirus: 11 deaths and 1381 new cases recorded

Queen’s relative jailed for sex attack now free from prison

Queen’s relative jailed for sex attack now free from prison

Adults ‘watched over five hours of TV and video per day in 2020’

Adults ‘watched over five hours of TV and video per day in 2020’

Scientists call for public’s help to discover more about ticks

Scientists call for public’s help to discover more about ticks

Royal Navy’s special send-off as minehunters decommissioned

Edinburgh & East

Royal Navy’s special send-off as minehunters decommissioned

Mike Ashley to step down as top boss of Sports Direct owner

Mike Ashley to step down as top boss of Sports Direct owner

Hairdressers, hotels and retailers ‘broke minimum wage laws’

Hairdressers, hotels and retailers ‘broke minimum wage laws’

No quarantine for double vaccinated arrivals from France

No quarantine for double vaccinated arrivals from France

Face coverings ‘do not need to be worn on dance floors’

Face coverings ‘do not need to be worn on dance floors’

‘Vertical drinking’ rules pour confusion over pub Covid plans

‘Vertical drinking’ rules pour confusion over pub Covid plans

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