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Afghan refugees: Those who worked for UK can stay permanently
Evacuees who worked for the British military and UK government will be given indefinite leave to remain.
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Life-saving cholesterol jab recommended on NHS
Inclisiran is a new treatment that works even when other fat-busting drugs, like statins, have not.
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Newspaper headlines: UK in talks with Taliban and new 'miracle jab'
The front pages focus on the Western withdrawal from Afghanistan and a new drug to prevent heart attacks.
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Afghanistan: Joe Biden defends US pull-out as Taliban claim victory
Staying in Afghanistan was not an option, the US president says, as Taliban militants celebrate.
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Afghanistan: UK embassy told Afghans to go to Abbey Gate before suicide attack
Despite an attack being expected, emails seen by the BBC show embassy staff directing Afghans to the gate.
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Covid in Wales: Ministers consider U-turn on private travel tests
A ban on travellers using non-NHS coronavirus tests could be scrapped by the Welsh government.
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Pair complete UK's longest straight-line challenge
Calum Maclean and Jenny Graham climbed mountains, scrambled down gullies and tackled steep rocky crags on the route.
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Rugby study finds brain affected in one season
One season of professional rugby could be enough to see a decline in a player's blood flow to the brain and cognitive function, a new study claims.
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Nike is giving its head office staff a week's break
The sports shoe giant is giving US head office staff this week off after a "traumatic" year.
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Newspaper headlines: 'Fury' and 'chaos' as last US flight leaves Kabul
The front pages focus on Afghanistan, as US troops end their 20-year presence in the country.
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Affordable uniforms law will miss new school year
Parents are concerned that a law to make school uniforms cheaper will not be in place for September.
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Give UK workers four more bank holidays a year, says TUC
The trades union body says having just eight public holidays in England and Wales is "stingy" .
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Ed Asner: Lou Grant and Up actor dies aged 91
He'll be remembered for his roles as TV newsman Lou Grant and the lead voice role in Pixar hit Up.
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The Papers: Afghans could fight for UK and Brit troops home
The continuing fallout from the evacuation of Afghanistan features on most front pages on Monday.
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Stormzy, Skepta and Aitch: Making beats for rap stars at 19
Chris Rich has made thousands from creating beats in the style of hip hop's elite.
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Sabyasachi Mukherjee: Wanderlust collection was about India
Indian fashion designer Sabyasachi Mukherjee was criticised after he teamed up with high street retailer H&M.
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Shannon Singh: ‘People say I don't look Indian enough'
The former Love Island contestant speaks about the online abuse she’s received.
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Back to the mosh pit: What it means for super-fans
Live music is back - and for the most committed fans it's the return of an entire way of life.
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Why pigeons mean peril for satellite broadband
Satellite internet is a key part of plans to fill broadband "not spots", but simple things can affect it.
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Agnes Sithole: The woman who fought South Africa's sexist marriage laws
Agnes Sithole became an unlikely hero after her husband of nearly 50 years tried to sell their home.
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How lockdown puppies led to the rise of doggy day care
As owners return to the office or seek to socialise their pups, day care for dogs is taking off.
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What are the holiday rules for travel to green, amber and red list countries?
A traffic light system is in place setting out rules for entering the UK
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Covid vaccine: How many people in the UK have been vaccinated so far?
The progress made in vaccinating the country's adult population, as nearly 48 million people have received at least one dose.
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Hurricane Ida: Thousands flee as storm bears down on Louisiana
Ida is forecast to be one of the strongest storms to hit Louisiana in 150 years.
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Fire crews tackle blaze at Nick Nairn restaurant
More than 30 firefighters are called to a fire in the kitchen of Nick's in Bridge of Allan, near Stirling.
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The Papers: UK out of Afghanistan and blame game erupts
The Sunday papers focus on the fallout from the end of the UK evacuation mission in Kabul.
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Supreme Court’s Decision Opens Door to Millions of Evictions
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Government to ban single-use plastic cutlery
Plastic plates and polystyrene cups will also be banned in England in what ministers call a "war on plastic".
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Shein: China fashion giant investigates 'false' anti-Uyghur job ads
Shein said it did not fund nor approve adverts that suggested some ethnic minorities need not apply.
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