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• Three women charged under Terrorism Act over van driven into fence of defence factory

  Three women have been charged under the Terrorism Act after a van was driven into an external fence of a defence business in Edinburgh.

• NHS bosses who silence whistleblowers to be banned from health service

  NHS managers who silence whistleblowers will be banned from working in other senior health service roles, the government has announced.

• England star Jess Carter targeted by racist abuse during Euros

  England star Jess Carter says she has been the victim of racist abuse online during the UEFA Women's Euros in Switzerland.

• How e-bike riders are doing double the speed limit - and many of them work for fast food delivery firms

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• I can't help feel Harry's team are trying to push the reset button - here's why

  Watching pictures of Prince Harry in Angola this week took me back to 2019, when we were there for his first visit following in Princess Diana's footsteps.

• Mother of baby with spinal muscular atrophy wants all newborns to be tested for it

  The mother of baby boy, who had 22 medical appointments with nine different doctors before being diagnosed with a rare genetic condition, wants all newborns to be tested for it.

• Labour will eliminate unauthorised sewage spillages in a decade, environment secretary says

  Labour will eliminate unauthorised sewage spillages in 10 years, the environment secretary has told Sky News.

• Nigel Farage says ex-Reform chair liking antisemitic post about Robert Jenrick and his family is 'one little mistake'

  Nigel Farage has said Reform's ex-chairman made "one little mistake" by liking an antisemitic social media post about senior Tory Robert Jenrick and his Jewish wife.

• Why aquatic life is facing a double whammy as sewage overflows spill into rivers amid heavy rain

  It doesn't take much for Britain's sewerage system to be overwhelmed.