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The baton visits Berkshire and Hampshire before heading to the Isle of Wight by hovercraft.

Jonathan Djanogly, Oliver Heald and Anthony Browne call for confidence vote in PM Boris Johnson.

A social worker was never told Gaia Pope had undergone a mental health assessment, her inquest hears.

More than 1,000 employees will receive the uplift as well as a rise in holiday pay, Unite says.

River Action says excrement from chicken farming harms the river and wants Tesco to work with farms.

The trust which runs Bristol's Southmead Hospital is responding to rising Covid-19 infections.

The solicitor general withdraws a request to review sentences in the death of Kemarni Watson Darby.

Designers say they have reduced the height of the single-storey building by more than two metres.

John Volanthen, from Bristol, and Rick Stanton, from Coventry, rescued 13 people from a flooded cave.

A 64-year-old man denies murdering Agnes Akom, 20, with an electric jigsaw inside a shipping container.

Duncan Baker MP resigns as a parliamentary private secretary citing a "breakdown in trust".

Jonathan Gullis, Robin Walker and Rachel Maclean resign from government roles alongside Sajid Javid.

A nature report warns people must expect nature havens to change as wildlife is helped to adapt.

Baby Ciaran Morris was killed in front of his parents when driver James Davis crashed into his pram.

The Grantham southern relief road scheme was due to be completed by 2023, but could now run until 2025.

The Fire Brigades Union reports two fire services to the government in a breathing-gear safety row.

Stuart Menzies will serve up to 23 years in prison and a further five years on licence.

Work to protect a coastal road in Blue Anchor is set to go ahead after funding was agreed.