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Scientists hope new test could aid detection of prostate cancer in black men
More must be done to reduce the staggering racial differences in prostate cancer, one expert has said as researchers set out to discover whether a tailored genetic test could spot the disease among black men..
Camilla commissions Kate to take her picture for Country Life cover
The Duchess of Cornwall is the cover star of Country Life magazine after asking a photographer she knows well to take the image the Duchess of Cambridge..
NHS to trial drone delivery for chemotherapy drugs
The NHS is to use drones to courier chemotherapy drugs in a bid to speed up the delivery of vital medicines..
Starmer rules out return to EU or single market under Labour
The partys leader is instead setting out a five-point plan to make Brexit work.
At least one killed after gas explosion causes inferno in block of flats in Bedford
Emergency services are warning more bodies may be found as they search the scene.
Five dead in shooting at Chicago July 4 parade
Police say theyre still searching for the suspect.
Twelve arrested during M4 fuel price protest for driving too slow
Police have arrested 12 people during the M4 protest over fuel prices for driving too slow, saying the demonstration was putting emergency services at risk..
Tour de France leader Wout van Aert ready for really demanding stages
The cobbles of stage five loom large on the agenda after the Tour de France returned home from a spectacular Grand Depart in Denmark..
Scottish Labour Ending unlimited long Covid sick pay for NHS staff is reckless
Scottish Labour has branded moves to end unlimited sick pay for NHS workers suffering from long Covid reckless and fears staff may lose their jobs over the plans..
Truss says free world must support Ukraine whatever it takes
Liz Truss has said it is Britain and the free worlds duty to do whatever it takes to support Ukraine in rebuilding its economy as quickly as possible..
BBC confirms six complaints against hip hop DJ Tim Westwood
The BBC said it received six complaints against veteran radio host Tim Westwood, including one that was referred to police, despite previously saying no evidence of complaints had been found..
Criminal courts face disruption as barristers strike for second week
Barristers have accused the Government of refusing to negotiate as strikes continue at criminal courts around the country for a second week..
Plant with climate change in mind and let your lawn go brown gardeners urged
Gardeners are being urged to plant the right plant, right place for a changing climate which is bringing more extreme weather conditions to the UK..
Costs limiting healthy school meal options for pupils ministers warned
Schools are limiting healthy meal options for pupils due to budget pressures, ministers have been warned..
Police believe motive not terror related in brutal Danish shooting
Danish police believe a shopping centre shooting that left three people dead and four others seriously wounded was not terror-related..
Leeds and England midfielder Kalvin Phillips completes Manchester City switch
Manchester City have completed the signing of midfielder Kalvin Phillips from Leeds on a six-year contract, the Premier League champions have announced..
Fuel protesters bring M4 to standstill with rolling road blocks
Rolling roadblocks have brought parts of the M4 to a standstill as protesters target motorways in a demonstration over high fuel prices..
Pret a Manger recovers after further losses in 2021
Sandwich and coffee chain Pret a Manger has said it returned to profitability in March after suffering another year of hefty losses in 2021 amid lockdowns and Covid restrictions..
Ten years after the Higgs boson was discovered a lot is still unknown
A decade on from the monumental discovery of the Higgs boson the God particle that gives matter mass and holds the physical fabric of the universe together researchers say there is still a lot more to learn about it..
The FIA has saved two lives Carlos Sainz thankful after Silverstone win
Carlos Sainz won Sundays thrill-a-minute British Grand Prix and then hailed Formula Ones governing body for saving Zhou Guanyus life following his horror opening-lap crash..




















