County Durham dart blowing star's memorabilia 'should go on display'

David Clark died after being trampled by a herd of cows while walking his dogs in North Yorkshire.

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Day five brought three more medals for Team GB in Tokyo, with swimmer Tom Dean making history in the pool and Charlotte Dujardin in the dressage.

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Tiny harvest mice are being exported from East Kilbride to Ealing to help with a rewilding project.

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The number of new COVID-19 cases recorded in the UK has risen after seven consecutive days of falls, according to government data.

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"We're just delighted for him", says Matt Richards' mother Amanda.

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It comes after the UK government said fully vaccinated visitors from the EU or US will not need to isolate in England.

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Victoria Hall, 17, was abducted and killed on her way home from a nightclub in Suffolk 21 years ago.

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Roman Abramovich was not "directed" to buy Chelsea FC by Russian President Vladimir Putin, the High Court has heard.

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The RNLI boss spoke out after it emerged lifeboat crews were being heckled for rescuing migrants.

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Fully vaccinated travellers from the EU and the US will be allowed to avoid quarantine on arrival in England.

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Norfolk Fire Service deals with about 20 flooding-related incidents in Thetford on Tuesday evening.

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Nurses across the UK have revealed plans for a "summer of action" over the 3% NHS pay rise.

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The north-west slate mining area is said to have "roofed the world" at its height in the 19th Century.

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The travel industry had been pushing for the rule change so tourists can more easily come to England.

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An area of northwest Wales famed for its historic slate mines has been given World Heritage site status by UNESCO.

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Charlotte Dujardin has become the most decorated British female Olympian ever after winning bronze in the individual dressage.

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Relaxing coronavirus restrictions could lead to new virus mutations that are resistant to vaccines, researchers have warned.

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The partial remains of Judith Fox, 65, were found in woodland in Shropshire last year.

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Refunds are being offered to people who have bought tickets to visit the new £2m Marble Arch Mound in London following a stream of complaints.

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A baby has died and another child has been injured following an incident at a house in Belfast.

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A lack of sign language at government briefings amounts to discrimination, a High Court judge finds.

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Councillors in Matt Hancock's Newmarket constituency have passed a vote of no confidence in the former health secretary after he was caught breaking coronavirus rules by kissing his adviser.

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Matt Richards' relay swim team almost broke the world record as they won gold in Tokyo.

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Singer-songwriter KT Tunstall has pulled out of her upcoming live shows due to concerns about her hearing.

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Dramatic bodycam footage of migrants being rescued by the RNLI in the English Channel has been released by the charity for the first time.

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The club's president says anyone found guilty of violent offences "will be dismissed immediately".

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The new national memorial to fallen officers and staff is said to "honour courageous sacrifice".

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Five things you need to know about the coronavirus pandemic this Wednesday morning.

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The Orbital O2, which is anchored off Orkney, has the capacity to meet the annual power demand of 2,000 homes.

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The authority says some residents may not have received a final warning over unpaid council tax.

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Police say no offences have taken place regarding the social media photographs of Wayne Rooney.

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Twelve North East councils say child poverty needs to be ended and social care investment increased.

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She is the third person charged after an attack left a man in a 'life-threatening condition'.

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A review into the work of a locum consultant radiologist finds issues affecting 12 cases so far.

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Emergency services were called to St Simon's Church in Glasgow's Partick in the early hours.

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They complain proposed legislation will "close the book" on bereaved people's quest for justice.

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Olympic gold and silver medallists Tom Dean and Duncan Scott help Great Britain win the 4x200m freestyle relay as the team's gold run continues.

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A quarter of UK adults say they haven't been hugged for a year or more, while more than a third (37%) last hugged someone at least six months ago, a survey has suggested.

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Many women planning for a baby lack the healthy lifestyles that could lead to better outcomes, researchers have said.

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There has been more glory for Great Britain in the Tokyo Aquatics Centre, with gold in the men's 200m freestyle relay.

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Drunk witnesses to crime are as accurate as sober people when recalling details of what they have seen, a study has suggested.

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Fraudsters are thought to be increasingly conning elderly or vulnerable people out of their life savings by marrying them without their family's knowledge.

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A memorial to heroic police officers who have died on duty is to be unveiled by the Prince of Wales today.

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Ross Testa explains why he hired his sister and then his father for his social media business.

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An initially enthusiastic COVID-19 vaccine uptake by younger people has petered out so it will take longer to reach the levels of vaccination seen in older groups, Sky News analysis has found.

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Does a week of falling case numbers mean we're close to the end?

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Three-year-old Jacob Smith of Aberdeen was plucked from obscurity on holiday and cast with Kriti Sanon in Mimi.

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A £1.6bn strategy aimed at improving the lives of disabled people is to be set out by the government.

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A quarantine waiver for EU and US travellers and a cover-up in social care lead the front pages.

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Senior cabinet ministers are due to discuss the move for arrivals to England in a meeting on Wednesday.

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Emergency services were called to a house in Brompton Park shortly after a quarter past eight on Tuesday evening.

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A four-day ultramarathon covering 120 miles on the west coast of Scotland will cost £15,499 to enter.

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Welsh slate landscape bids to join Egypt's Pyramids and India's Taj Mahal on prestigious list.

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The priest was sitting alone praying when he was assaulted in St Mary's Cathedral in Edinburgh.

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Let's begin with a statistic that might surprise you, and possibly alarm you.

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More than one million children in England were away from school for COVID-19-related reasons towards the end of term, according to government figures.

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Sean Hunte's family was called three times to say their goodbyes to the 58-year-old teacher.

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Simon Bramhall branded his initials on two patients' livers during operations in Birmingham.

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The chief medical officer says the health service is operating under "huge pressures".

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A man who stabbed his girlfriend to death before scrawling "it was me" on her body is jailed.

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