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At least 1,700 patients may have been harmed by a blunder which saw more than 700,000 pieces of confidential medical correspondence mislaid, according to a new report.ÌýThe Â鶹ԼÅÄ’s health editor Hugh Pym reports.

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Which? has released data on broadband speeds in the UK. It has found that rural areas in Scotland have some of the slowest broadband speeds in the UK. Peter Morrey isÌýhead of campaigns at Which?

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The White House last night issued a warning saying it believed that Syria was preparing another chemical weapons attack. Jon Sopel is the Â鶹ԼÅÄ’s North America editor. James Jeffrey is a former US deputy national security adviser

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Ministers say today is the effective deadline for a power sharing agreement in the Stormont assembly, as the DUP and Sinn Fein have to nominate a leader and deputy leader by Thursday. Grant Shapps is a former chairman of the Conservative Party.

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Patrick Nally is co-founder of the sports marketing firm West Nally.

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The British Medical Association is warning today that the practice of sending mental health patients far away from friends and family to receive care has become endemic in the NHS.Rebecca’s daughter suffers from anorexia and was sent hundreds of miles away from her family for treatment in Scotland.

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Which? has released data on broadband speeds in the UK. It has found that rural areas in Scotland have some of the slowest broadband speeds in the UK.ÌýEd Vaizey is former broadband minister.

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Almost a fortnight after the fire at Grenfell Tower there has been huge anger directed at the media, which many locals believe has either betrayed or misrepresented them. Our media editor Amol Rajan reports.

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Ministers say today is the effective deadline for a power sharing agreement in the Stormont assembly, as the DUP and Sinn Fein have to nominate a leader and deputy leader by Thursday. John O'Dowd is a Sinn Fein MLA and former minister for education.

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The United States says it has identified potential preparations for another chemical weapons attack by the Syrian government. It warned that the Assad regime would pay a heavy price if it conducted another chemical strike. Michael Fallon is the defence secretary.

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Negotiations to restore power-sharing in Northern Ireland have intensified after yesterday's deal between the Conservatives and the Democratic Unionist Party at Westminster. The deadline for an agreement between the Stormont parties is Thursday.ÌýKeir Starmer is shadow secretary of state for exiting the EU and was recently appointed to the Privy Council.

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A 15-page document outlining details of the UK's offer to EU citizens has been published.ÌýBaiba Braze is theÌýLatvian ambassador to the UK.

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The Arts Council of England is announcing its new National Portfolio of Arts and Culture Organisations Funding for 2018-22. Sir Nicholas Serota is the chair of the Arts Council of England and former director of the Tate Modern.

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The city of Hull was once the biggest fishing port in the world – and the fishing industry dominated the city for hundreds of years until the mid-1970s. Now Hull City Council has been given £15m of lottery funding to preserve relics of the historic maritime history of the city. Peter Greenwood and Joe Jurkiewicz are both former trawlermenÌýand volunteer at Hull Maritime Museum.

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A deal with the DUP has been agreed and senior ministers are throwing their support behind the prime minister. Despite the devastating election result, is the prime minister now in a strong and stable position? Sir Anthony SeldonÌýis a historian and author, who is currently writing May at 10, which will be published when she leaves office and Rosa Prince is the author of Theresa May: The Path to Power.

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