28 m. ago 'Greatest gift ever': Baby girl becomes first child born in UK from transplanted womb

Grace Davidson, 36, from north London, received the organ from her older sister, Amy, in the UK’s first womb transplant in 2023

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32 m. ago London travel news LIVE: Delays, suspensions and closure on five TfL lines

The Bakerloo, District, Hammersmith & City, Metropolitan and Tram lines are affected

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38 m. ago Complete the Daily Star headlines on Grand National, This Morning and weather warnings

It's been another chaotic week in the news so we're back with five tricky quiz questions on the news agenda. Just fill in the missing word from our headlines to win

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98 m. ago Trump tariffs, uncertainty and interest rates: why London house prices could fall this year

US tariffs, greater uncertainty and stretched mortgage affordability are creating a perfect storm for the London property market

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2 h. ago Bukayo Saka confirms Arsenal new contract stance and has one demand ahead of Real Madrid

Arsenal winger Bukayo Saka has returned from injury in time for the Gunners' clash against Real Madrid in the Champions League, and wants to win a trophy with the north London side

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2 h. ago Federal magistrate weighs arguments in Idaho news groups' execution access lawsuit

A federal judge will hear arguments Tuesday morning in a lawsuit brought by three news organizations that say Idaho prison officials are unconstitutionally hiding parts of lethal injection executions from public view

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2 h. ago Is legal action our best hope for holding back the climate crisis?

Monica Feria-Tinta is one of a growing number of lawyers using the courts to make governments around the world take actionIn November 2024, Monica Feria-Tinta, a veteran of UN tribunals and the international criminal court, strode through a heavy black door into a Georgian building in London’s august legal district for a meeting about a tree in Southend. Affectionately known as Chester, the 150-year-old plane tree towers over a bus shelter in the centre of the Essex seaside town. The council wanted to cut it down and residents were fighting back – but they were running out of options. Katy Treverton, a local campaigner, had travelled from Southend to ask Feria-Tinta’s legal advice. “Chester is one of the last trees left in this part of Southend,” said Treverton, sitting at a large table in an airy meeting room. “Losing him would be losing part of the city’s identity.”Feria-Tinta nodded, deep-red fingernails clattering on her laptop as she typed. She paused and looked up. “Are we ent...

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2 h. ago UK Aids Memorial Quilt to go on display at Tate Modern’s Turbine Hall

Quilt, made in 1980s to raise awareness, to be shown as US cuts raise fears of Aids resurgence in some countriesA giant quilt made to remember people who died of Aids in Britain is to be publicly displayed later this year at Tate Modern’s Turbine Hall in London.The UK Aids Memorial Quilt was created in the 1980s at the height of the epidemic to raise awareness of the disease and humanise the people who died from it. By the end of 2011, 20,335 people diagnosed with HIV had died in the UK. Continue reading...

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5 h. ago Garbage piles up on Birmingham's streets as a sanitation strike in the UK city enters its 5th week

Stinky garbage is piling up on the streets of the U.K.'s second-largest city and causing chaos a month into a strike by trash collectors

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6 h. ago Embittered burns surgeon dressed in camouflage tried to set fire to home of his doctor boss  

After trying to kill Graeme Perks, Peter Brooks was found on a park bench the next morning muttering about his 'life being ruined' and that he was 'going to be sacked from his job at the hospital'.

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6 h. ago Did a school Bunsen burner mat give Mark cancer? After his 'cruel' death, wife Hayley now warns of the shocking ways you can inhale deadly asbestos

Mark Smith, then aged 36, was still coming to terms with his diagnosis of mesothelioma when he spoke to Good Health about it in December. He had no idea then that he had just weeks to live.

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6 h. ago A London Mews House With a Private Garage and Home Theater Can Be Yours for $17.8 Million

A London Mews House With a Private Garage and Home Theater Can Be Yours for $17.8 Million  Robb Report

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6 h. ago Killer who was jailed after shooting a London mother and her sleeping nephew dead 'had his human rights breached', European court finds

Obina Christopher Ezeoke, 32, sneaked into the family home of student Bervil Kalikaka-Ekofo, 21, and his aunt Annie Ekofo, 53, through their unlocked front door and executed them in September 2016.

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6 h. ago Killer who was jailed after shooting a London mother and her sleeping nephew dead 'had his human rights breach

Killer who was jailed after shooting a London mother and her sleeping nephew dead 'had his human rights breach  Daily Mail

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6 h. ago Woman murdered in London: Accused ASI joins probe after getting interim protection from arrest

Woman murdered in London: Accused ASI joins probe after getting interim protection from arrest  The Indian Express

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7 h. ago Girl becomes first baby in UK to be born from womb transplant in 'huge milestone'

Baby Amy was born by planned NHS Caesarean section at Queen Charlotte’s and Chelsea Hospital

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8 h. ago What They Found review – Sam Mendes’s debut documentary has the power to change viewers for ever

This tale of two British army sergeants who filmed the liberation of the Bergen-Belsen concentration camp uses their profoundly disturbing footage. It’s TV that could alter your whole world viewWhat They Found, the first documentary by the film and theatre director Sam Mendes, is a short, stark shock. The film straightforwardly combines two precious artefacts held at the Imperial War Museum in London: 35mm film, shot by Sgt Mike Lewis and Sgt Bill Lawrie of the British Army Film and Photographic Unit, before and during the liberation of the Bergen-Belsen concentration camp near the town of Celle in northern Germany in April 1945; and audio interviews given by the cameramen in the 1980s. Lewis and Lawrie did not record sound when they visited Belsen; the words they spoke years later are the only sounds we hear.Lewis and Lawrie do not arrive at Belsen until almost halfway through the film’s 36-minute running time. First, laid over generic archive footage, we hear how they came to be a...

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9 h. ago Drugs plot boss made £3,500 in one month from selling crack cocaine

Aquel Ali, 25, bragged about supplying to people in London and discussed 'cooking' and 'washing' cocaine into crack cocaine

Economics

9 h. ago Girl named Amy becomes first baby in the UK born from a womb transplant

The news gives hope to thousands of women born without a womb or whose womb fails to function.

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9 h. ago Baby girl 'doing really well' after being first born in UK from womb transplant

Baby Amy Isabel was born at Queen Charlotte's and Chelsea Hospital in London on February 27, after her mum received a uterus from her older sister two years ago

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