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Massereene murders: Shivers guilty, Duffy cleared
Dissident republican Brian Shivers, who is terminally ill, is convicted of murdering two British soldiers in Northern Ireland but his co-accused Colin Duffy walks free.
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Government plans end to ban on HIV positive surgeons
Healthcare workers infected with HIV could be allowed back into surgery and dentistry following an announcement by the Department of Health that they are to consult on changing the rules.
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Breakthrough in search for HIV vaccine
AIDS charities have reacted with cautious optimism to news of a breakthrough in the battle to come up with a vaccine against HIV.
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MI5 archive shows 4,000 Britons fought Franco
Documents released by the National Archives show 4,000 Britons travelled to Spain in the 1930s to fight General Franco – and that their activities were of great interest to the UK security services.
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National Archives 1980: Thatcher and ‘handbag’ Government
Documents released today from the underground vaults of the National Archives show rumours of Margaret Thatcher “handbagging” cabinet colleagues are largely true, writes James Blake.
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National Archives 1980: Thatcher and ‘handbag’ Government
Documents released today from the underground vaults of the National Archives show rumours of Margaret Thatcher “handbagging” cabinet colleagues are largely true, writes James Blake.
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Infected blood scandal victims to receive life-long compensation
Victims of the infected blood scandal will begin getting life-long compensation payments later this year – with more than £2 million for those who’ve been the most badly affected.
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FactCheck: what are the symptoms of mpox and are there UK cases?
What is mpox, what are the symptoms and is there a vaccine?
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FactCheck: Liberal Democrats and Green party manifestos appear to feature images of South Africa and Netherlands
The Green party and Liberal Democrats have published their manifestos – but both include images that appear not to be located in the UK, such as a hospital in South Africa and a wind farm in the Netherlands, FactCheck has found.
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‘My mum deserves to know the fate of her husband’, says daughter of missing Israeli hostage
We spoke to Sharone Lifschitz in Tel Aviv, whose elderly parents were both taken hostage on October 7th.
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NHS Infected Blood scandal: a timeline
“The government failed to discharge its fundamental duty to ensure the safety of the public” is the damning conclusion from today’s report.
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‘Dark day in our country’s history’: Victims of infected blood scandal react to inquiry report
We were joined by Suresh and Susan – who are are two of the tens of thousands of people whose lives have been dramatically impacted by the infected blood scandal.
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NHS Infected Blood scandal: how ‘horrifying’ tragedy happened
The scandal had already been called the worst treatment disaster in the history of the NHS.
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Putin denies plans to capture Ukrainian city of Kharkiv
The leader spoke about the Russian offensive during his trip to China.
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Infected blood scandal: Government was warned years before taking action
Victims of what’s been described as the worst scandal in NHS history are finally due to get some answers.