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Princess of Wales releases baby image of her in new campaign to help young children
Kate says Shaping Us initiative is about helping and 'reprioritising family life'
Second alleged people smuggler to face trial over 39 migrant deaths in lorry
Marius Mihai Draghici did not enter a plea
Migrant bodies recovered off Italy's Lampedusa island
Ten people including a newborn die in attempt to reach Europe
Rising cancer diagnoses could 'overwhelm' UK's NHS
In total, there could be 8.4 million new cases of cancer between 2023 and 2040
Putin draws on Stalingrad to predict victory over 'new Nazism' in Ukraine
Russian President condemns Germany for helping to arm Ukrainian forces
Norway bans protest over 'security concerns' amid fears of Quran burning
Norwegian media report that a group of anti-Islam protesters planned to destroy a copy of the Quran at the demonstration
BA and Virgin to resume Covid-grounded flights to China
The first resumed flight will be to Shanghai in April
Ukraine raids homes and tax offices in corruption clampdown
Houses linked to an oligarch and a former minister were searched
Suspect in UK drive-by killing arrested in Morocco
Nana Oppong, 42, was on an Interpol red notice alerting police worldwide
Costa beats Starbucks in UK high-street caffeine levels test
Which? tested five chains – Costa, Pret, Starbucks, Caffe Nero and Greggs – and measured caffeine content
Cool it: How more city trees could cut deaths linked to hot temperatures
Study suggests urban residents would benefit from increased tree cover
Ukraine in brutal fight for Bakhmut as it races Russia for arms
Britain says it is 'not practical' to meet Ukraine's request for fighter jets
EU student enrolments in UK 'halved after Brexit'
Hesa says first-year enrolments of students from the EU fell by 53 per cent
Changing picture of migration in England
For people born in the Middle East and Asia, three areas around London had the highest population proportion
Robots inspired by sea cucumbers turn from liquid into solid
Miniature machines tested on an obstacle course could be used in surgery and engineering, say researchers
