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May 15, 2023

NHS privacy fear after doctor shares records

Fear for NHS data privacy after 'stalker' doctor shares records

3 mins

Both sides claim edge in high-stakes Turkish poll

'It feels like spring': record numbers go to polls in test of Erdoğan's regime

4 mins

Liverpool declared the winner after hosting 'brash, bonkers' Eurovision

Saturday night's Eurovision song contest in Liverpool was the most watched grand final in the competition's history, the BBC has said.

2 mins

'So much yellow and blue' Partying amid sirens in Kyiv

With bottles of craft beer and sleeping bags, Julia Tymoshenko and her friends gathered in a co-working space in central Kyiv to watch the Eurovision final. They aimed to stay up all night to cheer on the party together.

1 min

Running for Rob: rugby league teammates finish Leeds Marathon together

For Kevin Sinfield it was \"a celebration of friendship\" as he and more than 12,000 others completed the inaugural Rob Burrow Leeds Marathon yesterday.

2 mins

'Sizeable' sinkhole appears above HS2 tunnel in Buckinghamshire

The firm constructing the HS2 highspeed rail line has confirmed that it is investigating the emergence on Saturday of a sinkhole in Buckinghamshire that has been identified as \"quite sizeable\" in correspondence seen by the Guardian.

1 min

BMA urges doctors to continue strikes as teachers also reballot

Senior doctors in England are to vote on whether to strike in the continued row over pay in healthcare, as teaching unions also plan to hold a ballot for industrial action.

2 mins

'You paved way for so many,' Syal is told as she gets lifetime award

The TV industry needs more diversity \"not just in front of the camera but in the writers' rooms, in makeup vans, and around table where deals are done\", the actor Meera Syal said as she accepted her Bafta lifetime achievement award.

2 mins

Church elders covered up sexual abuse I suffered as a child - Vardy

Rebekah Vardy has said she was sexually abused while growing up as a Jehovah's Witness and claimed her former community failed to protect her from the ordeal.

1 min

Braverman reported to the barristers' regulatory body over 'racist narratives'

Lawyers and faith organisations have lodged a complaint with the Bar Standards Board claiming the home secretary, Suella Braverman, a qualified barrister, has breached its code of conduct with \"racist sentiments and discriminatory narratives\".

2 mins

Profile Star role at Tory meeting for Trumpite US senator

JD Vance will make a virtual appearance at a conservative conference in the UK this week as the freshman Republican senator of Ohio seeks to take his rightwing message to an international audience.

2 mins

Farming Home Office resists increasing work visas despite warnings of risk to food supply

Immigration and food prices must both increase in order to solve the British food crisis, a summit tomorrow is expected to hear.

1 min

Starmer urged to unite with new generation of his party's left wing

Keir Starmer has been urged to thaw relations with the new generation of Labour's left wing to maximise the party's vote share and avoid a hung parliament at the next election.

3 mins

Conservatives Lord Frost confirms aim to ditch his peerage and become MP

Boris Johnson's chief Brexit negotiator, David Frost, has confirmed his wish to become an MP, with his name placed on the list of Conservative candidates for the next general election.

1 min

Khan claims army chief harbouring 'personal grudge' ordered his arrest

Pakistan's former prime minister Imran Khan has escalated his criticism of the country's powerful military, accusing the head of the army of harbouring a \"personal grudge\" against him and ordering his arrest and a crackdown on his party.

3 mins

Truce brings calm to Gaza after days of violence

Relative calm returned to the blockaded Gaza Strip yesterday after a ceasefire ended five days of cross-frontier fire between Israel and militant groups in the coastal enclave that killed 33 Palestinians and two people in Israel.

2 mins

Inquests shine light on 'wild west' alternative therapies in Australia

With its palm trees, buskers and slightly raffish air, Mullumbimby in Australia's northern rivers has long-drawn dreamers looking to escape, reinvent themselves and be healed.

2 mins

Expansion on the Gordon Ramsay menu as sales triple

The restaurant group owned by celebrity chef Gordon Ramsay narrowed losses to £im last year as sales tripled after Covid restrictions were eased.

1 min

Isle of Man banks on medicinal cannabis to diversify economy

The Isle of Man has for decades been dominated by offshore financial services, but now its government plans a push for a new kind of economic growth: medicinal cannabis.

2 mins

Rublev: 'I couldn't handle pressure of quarter-finals'

As yet another enormous opportunity slipped from his grasp in the US Open quarter-final against Frances Tiafoe last summer, a distraught Andrey Rublev slumped down in his chair and cried into his towel.

2 mins

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