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6 people in hospital, 1 in ICU

Rosie Hynes missing from home

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Two cubs born at wildlife park

Firefighters urging responsible behaviour

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New framework created for food safety and quality

DfE consulting on Artist's Resale Right concept

6 people in hospital, 1 in ICU

224 more active cases added

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CoMin accused of denying access to Public Health advice

Advisory group calls for mandatory mask wearing on public transport

Aimed at those in customer-facing roles who can't work from home

Graham Cregeen will stand again in September

Andrew Smith to stand in September’s General Election

She's been an MHK since 2016

Independent Mark Kemp will stand for Keys in September

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Joining forces to promote issue ahead of election

Has represented constituency since 2016

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Proposals to increase budget scrutiny voted down in Tynwald

Treasury boosts incapacity support

CoC concerned about impact of rise in cases on local businesses

Chamber of Commerce calls for urgent government support

Flights will start in November

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Economic Recovery Group could consider support

Second time route arrows have been tampered with

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Weekly cycling sessions for people of all ages & abilities

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100km & 5km events set for Sunday (25 July)

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Minutes silence/celebration to be held before matches

Ramsey Netball Club celebrates 2020/21 season

Cronkbourne threatens to upset league champions Peel & St Johns

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'Neu-phossible' dy chur er oai shaleeyn gyn cordail yn Tashtey

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Skelly er ny reih myr eaghtyrane noa Tinvaal

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Thie jantys foalley 'feme sloo kiangley politickagh', ta bing dy ghra

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Treisht Bea-Feie Vannin pohlldal Billey y Reeriaght Unnaneysit dy chur lhiettrimmys er broie bio gimmee

An 11-year-old girl who went missing from her home in Bolton with a "substantial amount of money" has been found "safe and well" in London, police have said.

Florian Hasalla wakes up at 6:45am - the first in a line of sleeping bags alongside a building near to the Savoy Hotel in London.

Two houses in Hampshire have been severely damaged after they were hit by lightning, the fire service has said.

People in frontline roles such as police, fire and the Border Force, will be able to avoid quarantine - regardless of vaccine status - if they are a close contact of a positive COVID case, as the government expands workplace testing in England.

Runners up and down the country have hailed the return of Parkrun events, as the starting pistol was fired for the first time in more than a year this morning.

Repair work is under way after a huge sinkhole opened in Liverpool.

Manchester United manager Ole Gunnar Solskjaer has signed a new contract with the club until 2024, with the option of a further year.

Arsenal are considering a third bid worth in the region of £25m to sign Sheffield United goalkeeper Aaron Ramsdale.

Derby hero Adayar supplemented his Epsom victory with a clear-cut success in the King George VI And Queen Elizabeth Qipco Stakes at Ascot.

GB Women qualified for the Olympic football knockout stages as Ellen White grabbed a third goal in two games to give them a 1-0 win over hosts Japan.

Southern Brave beat Trent Rockets by 23 runs in their opening match of The Hundred at Trent Bridge - the first of four games on Saturday.

The newly listed owner of Burger King's UK operations has begun drawing up plans for a sale of the business next year in a bet on an accelerated recovery of Britain's pandemic-hit restaurant industry.

People in frontline roles such as police, fire and the Border Force, will be able to avoid quarantine - regardless of vaccine status - if they are a close contact of a positive COVID case, as the government expands workplace testing in England.

The UK's economic bounce-back has slowed sharply partly thanks to the impact of the "pingdemic" causing workers to isolate, according to a key business survey.

Hotels and restaurants face a summer of closures after their workers were not included in quarantine exemptions, the government has been told.

Two of London's main Tube lines are shut this weekend and there are changes to other services as 300 staff self-isolate.

Unilever's ex-boss has said business leaders have an "obligation to speak up" after his former company became embroiled in a row with Israel over its Ben & Jerry's business.

Team GB's hopes of a cycling medal on the first full day of competition at the Tokyo Olympics were hit after one of the favourites in the men's road race, Geraint Thomas, pulled out following a crash.

Simone Biles has a ritual when she competes in gymnastics that she won't be able to do at Tokyo 2020.

Tennis star Naomi Osaka lit the cauldron at the opening ceremony of the Tokyo Olympics to mark the official start of this year's delayed Games.

Olympic opening ceremonies are something of a unique art form. Playing to a global audience but with the host nation wanting to make the night their own.

At least 125 people have died in India after torrential downpours caused severe floods and landslides - burying homes and submerging streets.

Thousands of protesters have marched on the streets of Sydney, and other Australian cities, against the latest round of COVID-19 lockdown restrictions - despite a surge in cases.