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Rail passengers could be hit with almost 5 per cent fare rise
Increases are usually linked to the previous July’s Retail Prices Index (RPI) measure of inflation
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Share Your Spare
#ShareYourSpare campaign launches to raise awareness for altruistic kidney donation
"Many people are unaware that it is possible to donate one of their healthy kidneys to someone in need."
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Boris Johnson to unveil plan to let vulnerable Afghans set up home in UK
Efforts to get British nationals and other support staff back to the UK are underway
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Slight fall in Scotland’s unemployment rate
"The Scottish Government will continue to do all we can to support employees and employers"
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A closer look at the Britons who could strike gold at the Tokyo Paralympics
We've picked out just 10 of Britain's best hopes for a gold medal
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21 coronavirus symptoms medics warn double-jabbed people should look out for
While more than 40 million people have now been double-jabbed, they can still catch and pass Covid-19 on to others
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Blood donors can now give plasma to be used for life-saving medicines
Around 250,000 litres of plasma from around one million blood donations each year will be used to make a medicine which treats rare immune diseases.
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Two in three Scottish firms plan to hire new workers, survey finds
67% of Scottish employers intend to recruit in the three months up to September
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How to behave when driving behind a funeral procession
Do you know what to do if you're stuck in a hold-up caused by a hearse?
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Number of patients refusing to wear masks or be tested for Covid-19 strikes concern in Northern Ireland
There have also been increased reports of aggressive behaviour towards clinical staff when challenging those who refuse to wear masks.
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Five-year-old takes quarry to court over life-altering 'poisoning'
Set to go to the High Court in London on August 18 and 19, Mathew Richards has grown up next to the Walleys Quarry in Silverdale.
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Police to review firearms practices in wake of Plymouth shooting
The Government said on Sunday that it was preparing statutory guidance to help ensure higher standards of decision-making for police firearms licensing applications.