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Dido Harding will step down from her NHS role in October

Baroness Dido Harding to step down from NHS Improvement role later this year

Vodafone will be bringing back its data roaming charges.

Vodafone to reintroduce data roaming charges for Europe

Police and protesters clash in White City

Anti-vaxxers try to storm the BBC in protest over vaccine passports and jabs for children

Francis (right) lost loss of his brother Shaul, 40, father, Basil, 73, and mother, Charmagne, 65

Anti-vaxx mother, father and brother die of Covid-19 within a week of each other

Heavy showers could be on the way for Monday afternoon.

Thunderstorms to return across UK with heavy showers and potential flooding

Jodie Meschuk filmed herself licking items at a supermarket

Watch: Anti-vaxxer films herself licking supermarket fridge door handle

The envelope was addressed to the pope.

Officers investigating three bullets sent to Pope in suspicious envelope

The UK has seen flash flooding in recent weeks.

UN climate change report: What does it say? And why are there concerns?

The row came after a video emerged on Instagram

Food bloggers call for 'curry' to be 'cancelled' amid 'British colonialism' claims

Wildfires in California last September turned San Francisco's skyline red and orange

'Code red for humanity': Landmark UN climate report 'sobering', PM says

Mr Ramsbotham wrote to the Prime Minister but is yet to receive a reply.

Business leader’s plea to PM over 'Brexit damage done to our economy' goes unanswered

Sir Peter Lampl said graduates were coming out of university with a lot of debt they will not be able to pay back.

Too many people are going to university, education charity chief says

Geronimo the alpaca is facing the threat of euthanasia

Alpacas to join march on Downing Street in bid to save Geronimo

Face masks will still be needed indoors, despite the easing of Covid restrictions.

Scotland lifts most Covid restrictions with nightclubs able to reopen

Boris Johnson has come under fire after £100k was spent on the artworks

PM under fire after nearly £100k spent on works of art for No10

Ovchinnikova is blaming the restaurant's advertising campaigns for her moment of weakness. Above, McDonald's chicken nuggets

Woman sues McDonald's for £10 after ad ‘forced’ her to eat Big Mac

Weather systems across the globe have become more extreme

Climate crisis: Human-caused damage could be irreversible for centuries - UN report

Harry Dunn was killed after a car crashed into his motorbike outside US military base RAF Croughton.

Harry Dunn suspect could have been distracted by phone, lawyers claim