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  The teacher of one of the Southport stabbing victims has told Sky News they "don't want her to be forgotten", 10 months after the knife attack in which she was murdered.

• Scientists embark on crucial study to save Britain's bees

  Scientists from Kew Gardens are using a new study to track which trees bees prefer to try to stem the decline in our vital pollinators.

• Spurs celebrate European title - and their once ridiculed boss came with a defiant message

  Speaking to supporters and soaking up the scene around the Tottenham High Road told you everything about what it means to end a trophy drought.

• Labour say there's been a 'massive increase' in NHS appointments - this begs to differ

  "The target was never particularly ambitious," says the Institute for Fiscal Studies (IFS) about Labour's plan to add two million extra NHS appointments during their first year in power.

• Starmer's winter fuel cut U-turn claim 'not credible'

  Sir Keir Starmer's claim he is U-turning on cutting winter fuel payments for pensioners because he now has the money is not "credible", Harriet Harman has said.

• Billy Joel cancels all upcoming concerts in UK and US after brain illness diagnosis

  Billy Joel has cancelled all his upcoming concerts in the UK and the US after being diagnosed with a brain illness that has affected his "hearing, vision and balance".

• Kneecap release new single ahead of Wide Awake headline show

  Kneecap have released a new single ahead of their headline performance at London's Wide Awake festival, just days after one of their members was charged with a terror offence.

• British taxpayers' £10.2bn loss on bailout of RBS

  British taxpayers are set to swallow a loss of just over £10bn on the 2008 rescue of Royal Bank of Scotland (RBS) as the government prepares to confirm that it has offloaded its last-remaining shares in the lender as soon as next week.