Canary Islands: Holidaymakers react as quarantine deadline passes

England made a winning start to their much-anticipated Euro 2022 campaign with a 1-0 victory against Austria at Old Trafford thanks to Beth Mead's first-half goal.

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Simon Hart has resigned as Secretary of State for Wales following Boris Johnson's refusal to stand down, despite calls from some of his own cabinet ministers to do so.

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Derek Draper is back in hospital amid his ongoing battle with long COVID.

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Archaeologists focus on areas of a cave that have been undisturbed for more than 10,000 years.

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Phone footage shows the performer missing a safety net during a "human cannonball" stunt.

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Teenager's social worker was not told of Gaia Pope's mental health assessment, an inquest heard.

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A mother accused of torturing her son to death broke down in tears as she told jurors she "should have died instead".

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A man involved in extradition proceedings to the United States on a rape charge has been arrested at a Glasgow hospital.

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More than 1,000 employees will receive the uplift as well as a rise in holiday pay, Unite says.

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If a PM wants an early election they need to make a "request" to the Queen.

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The prime minister tells Scotland's first minister now is not the time to hold an independence referendum.

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John Volanthen, from Bristol, and Rick Stanton, from Coventry, rescued 13 people from a flooded cave.

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Staff Covid infection rates have trebled at Gloucestershire Royal and Cheltenham General hospitals.

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The airline says the cancellations will affect short-haul flights between August and the end of October.

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The UK and US security service heads make an unprecedented joint appearance to warn about China.

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The UK Supreme Court says a Saudi diplomat accused of exploiting a Filipina worker is not protected.

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A hit-and-run motorist jailed for killing an 18-day-old baby after crashing into his pram has had his sentence increased at the Court of Appeal.

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London's Metropolitan Police has apologised to the family of a teenager found dead in a lake after an investigation found multiple failings in how the case was handled.

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Saleh Mabrouk was found to have been jointly responsible for killing PC Yvonne Fletcher in London.

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An inquest hears the bite led to an infection that spread to her brain.

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Michael Overend says he believes his son was assaulted and neglected while in the hospital's care.

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A trainee easyJet pilot died after she was bitten by a mosquito and developed an infection which spread to her brain, an inquest heard.

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Party's Senedd leader says Boris Johnson's support amongst Tory MPs looks increasingly "tenuous".

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Michael Gove has indicated he is unhappy with the prime minister staying in his post after a fresh wave of resignations in protest of Boris Johnson's leadership, Sky News understands.

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The body of Richard Okorogheye was found two weeks after he went missing from his west London home.

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No further action was taken by either the Metropolitan or Staffordshire Police forces.

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The pair are charged following the death of 10-month-old Jacob Crouch in December 2020.

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Pub landlady Jane Matkin organised the convoy and believes about 100 bikers turned up.

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Maya Forstater lost her job at a think tank over tweets saying people cannot change their biological sex.

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Transgender athletes will be barred from the female category at all events where there are prizes, times or rankings at stake, including at grassroots level.

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British Triathlon will soon introduce two categories for competition - one for athletes who were female at birth and one "open" category for men, transgender women and non-binary athletes.

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The new education secretary will have to take on rising costs for schools, and Covid catch-up pressures.

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The parents of Danny Humble who was kicked and stamped to death said they would never recover.

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Doctors have warned people not to over-use vitamin D supplements after a man needed eight days of hospital care because overdosed.

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Dozens of people suspected of being part of a criminal network that helped send up to 10,000 people to the UK in small boats have been arrested in a Europe-wide crack down.

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Jordan McSweeney, 29, is accused of her murder and remains in custody.

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Ellie Roebuck says she is "chomping at the bit" to start England's bid for Euro 2022 glory.

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Andy Preston says the 65-year-old, who admitted threatening a teenager, was standing up to yobs.

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Alister Jack gives his "full support" to Boris Johnson despite two senior cabinet colleagues quitting.

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The two men are banned from being in control of a dog away from home or meeting anyone with a dog.

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Business owners say they face increasing problems due to staffing shortages and soaring inflation.

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The troopers swap ceremonial duties for time to bond with their horses in the North Sea.

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A three-legged tortoise called Hope, who uses wheels to get around, could help save its critically endangered species from extinction.

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NI Secretary Brandon Lewis has previously said the demand for integrated education is not being met.

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Mariano Janin believes daughter Mia saw bullying messages the night before she killed herself.

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Motorists were hit by a record monthly hike in petrol prices in June.

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It's a bizarre case that has made headlines around the world as a court considers this question: is a man arrested in Scotland an American rape suspect who faked his own death or the victim of mistaken identity?

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When England's Lionesses kick off Euro 2022 in front of a sold-out Old Trafford there is a standout reason why they might just win it - the "brutal" boss who has already won the competition once before.

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The resignation of Rishi Sunak and Sajid Javid from Boris Johnson's government dominates headlines.

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A new version of the star's 1960s classic Blowin' In The Wind is expected to make £1m at auction.

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The lasting and occasionally peculiar legacy of one of England's most illustrious jurists.

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The teen who stabbed 14-year-old Dea-John Reid was convicted of manslaughter but cleared of murder.

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Tim Fung, co-founder and CEO of Airtasker, shares his business advice for our CEO Secrets series.

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Ruth Forrest is doing the Great North Run after discovering she could train with a partner.

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The DUP says its focus is on the NI Protocol while Sinn Féin says the UK government is arrogant and inept.

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The two cabinet ministers quit within minutes of each other in protest at Boris Johnson's leadership.

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A former BBC Radio Leeds presenter has been stalking and trolling ex-colleagues online, including Jeremy Vine, after his contract was not renewed, a court heard.

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Two of his cabinet say his government lacks integrity, but the PM is not expected to go easily.

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The Labour leader says the Conservative party is 'corrupted' and calls for a change of government.

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British number one Cameron Norrie is through to the semi-finals of Wimbledon after beating David Goffin in a five-set thriller.

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