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Keegan fighting for survival after concrete crisis and ‘hot mic’ rant
Education Secretary criticises others who ‘sat on their a----’ as it emerges she was in Spain in week before schools were closed
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Crumbling school roofs prompted drastic action to safeguard children
Years of inaction over dilapidated sites finally takes its toll, as structures cave in 'without warning'
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Air traffic control executives allowed to work from home
Nats and CAA workers up to board level enjoy ‘agile working policy’ despite discussing safety and security issues
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Pakistan police closing in on fugitive father of Sara Sharif
SIM card belonging to Urfan Sharif, wanted by police after 10-year-old girl’s body was found, has been used in Jhelum
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Get your house in order before pushing Elgin Marbles deal, British Museum told
Despite being mired in a scandal of stolen artefacts, board chairman George Osborne said a partnership with Athens is ongoing
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Heavy-handed Ulez rollout will be disastrous, small businesses say
FSB pleads for Sadiq Khan to be sympathetic once controversial scheme expands across London
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Sara Sharif went to school with bruises and scratches on face
Months before her death, the 10-year-old was seen by a classmate with visible injuries and was home-schooled for a period of time
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Pictures show Lucy Letby drinking cocktails and partying on hen do at height of murders
The neonatal nurse joked she'd be 'back with a bang' after a week in Ibiza and 72 hours later two baby triplet brothers were dead.
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Covid Inquiry ‘silencing’ children, charities claim
Young people must not be ignored, warn leading experts in letter to Baroness Hallett
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'Existential crisis’ for Northern Ireland police after data leak
Senior official warns the leak could leave the region with too few staff to police properly
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Northern Ireland police chairman refuses to back chief constable over security breach
Deirdre Toner fails three times to show confidence in Simon Byrne over leak of details of 10,000 officers and police staff
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Northern Ireland police chief clinging to job after data breach
Simon Byrne refuses to quit despite suggestion that staff information is now in hands of dissident republicans
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Dissident republicans claim to have obtained leaked PSNI database
Northern Ireland police chief Simon Byrne admits leak of 10,000 staff details is 'industrial scale'
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PSNI officers move in with relatives as data breach could cost police force £100m
Biggest security breach in province's history forces many to move to protect their own safety