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India is battling a second wave of Covid-19, with widespread shortages of oxygen and medicines.

Three of four police and crime commissioners in Wales have declared, with one changing hands.

Michael Moogan had been on the run for eight years, after escaping a police raid in the Netherlands.

Residents are asked to close doors and windows as demolition takes place following the Telford fire.

A coastguard helicopter took one of the crew to hospital because of health concerns.

The total number of Covid-19 vaccines administered in Northern Ireland is now 1,460,425.

The total number of deaths since the start of the pandemic remains at 5,552, health officials say.

More than a quarter of people in Wales have had the full vaccination, figures show.

Election result allows them to work with parties on a "case-by-case basis", a minister says.

Will Moseley-Roberts found it hard to accept he was disabled, but is pursuing his dream career.

Nicola Sturgeon says she could introduce legislation for an independence referendum in the spring.

The man was charged following an inquiry into a serious sexual assault in Lampeter.

The land, currently used for horses, is the burial ground of Parc Hospital, which stood where Parc Prison is now.

The SNP's fourth consecutive Holyrood election victory dominates the front pages of Scotland's newspapers.

UK minister Michael Gove tells the BBC's Andrew Marr that his government would not go to court to stop a second Scottish independence referendum.

The SNP won 64 seats in the Scottish Parliament - one more than last time but one short of a majority.

Showcasing the best images sent to us from around England.

The Queen's cousin denies he has close ties to Vladimir Putin after an undercover investigation.