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• Victims of Bolton crash which killed three teenagers named locally

  Four people, including three teenagers, who died in a crash between a taxi and a car in Greater Manchester have been named locally.

• Five teenagers arrested on suspicion of murder after man found dead in County Durham

  Five teenagers have been arrested on suspicion of murder after a man was found dead in County Durham.

• Radar 'technical issue' halts flights to Birmingham Airport

  A power outage, caused by bad weather, at a National Air Traffic Service's (NATS) radar site halted arrivals to Birmingham Airport overnight.

• Number of homicides in London falls to lowest in over a decade, says Met Police

  London has recorded the lowest number of homicides in more than a decade, according to new figures from the Metropolitan Police.

• British skier killed in avalanche in French Alps

  A British skier has died in an avalanche in the French Alps.

• How TOWIE and Love Island star went from 'loser' to Gen Z influencer spreading word of God

  "I remember when I was in school I would tell people I believed in God and they would be like 'you're a loser'. Now I couldn't be prouder, it's becoming more normal."

• How good or bad is your council at tackling potholes?

  Drivers in England can find out how their local councils are tackling potholes following the introduction of a new traffic rating system from the Department for Transport (DfT).

• How newborns with jaundice can receive vital treatment at home

  Newborns with jaundice can now receive vital treatment at home using a special sleeping bag-style device, thanks to the launch of a new service by Scotland’s largest health board.

• Former Premier League star apologises for Holocaust remark

  Former Premier League footballer Shay Given has apologised for describing sacked Celtic manager Wilfried Nancy's time at the club as an "absolute Holocaust".

• 'I have PTSD from online video': The growing call to ban smartphones in schools

  Eighteen‑year‑old Frazer McKenna has spent most of his adolescence living with the consequences of something he never chose to see.