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Queen commemorates 60-year reign
The Queen visits a school in Norfolk and there are gun salutes around the UK as she marks the 60th anniversary of her accession to the throne.
Network Rail boss forgoes bonus
Network Rail bosses, including chief executive Sir David Higgins, say they will not accept bonuses this year amid growing political pressure.
Mail editor ‘knew of detectives’
The Daily Mail’s editor was aware the paper was using private detectives but not of the extent to which it was doing so, the Leveson Inquiry hears.
Ian Paisley admitted to hospital
The former first minister and leader of the DUP, Ian Paisley, has been admitted to hospital.
Schools and roads affected by ice
Drivers are being warned of black ice and some schools are closed, after the snow that fell across much of Britain at the weekend.
Radical cleric Qatada given bail
Radical cleric Abu Qatada is granted bail following a hearing at the UK’s Special Immigration Appeals Commission.
Germans jailed for terror offence
Two German nationals are jailed and given deportation orders after pleading guilty at the Old Bailey to possessing documents useful to terrorism.
‘More pupils not toilet trained’
Teachers say an increasing number of pupils are wetting themselves at school, because they are not toilet trained.
GMC guidance on assisted suicide
The General Medical Council launches guidelines on assisted suicide to help it decide if doctors should face a disciplinary panel on the issue.
Simon Thomas out of Plaid contest
Simon Thomas pulls out of the Plaid Cymru leadership election and throws his support behind Ceredigion Assembly Member Elin Jones.
Dowler policeman ‘did not leak’
There is no evidence a Surrey police officer leaked information to the media during the investigation into Milly Dowler’s disappearance in 2002, says the Independent Police Complaints Commission.
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