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The fire started at a building contractor in the early hours of Saturday. BBC News
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For five decades Martyn Butler supported the Terrence Higgins Trust and fought for LGBT rights. BBC News
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Daniel Andreas San Diego was on the run from the FBI for 21 years and was found in a cottage in north Wales in 2024. BBC News
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Dozens of people across the Midlands tell the BBC about long delays in receiving important post. BBC News
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