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IrelandScotlandWalesLIVEEx-Post Office boss Paula Vennells sorry for suffering of sub-postmastersThe former CEO issues an apology at the start of three days of questioning and says her answers "will be difficult to listen to".Inflation rate falls to lowest in almost three yearsPrices rose at 2.3% in the year to April, down from 3.2% the month before, official figures said.Amber warnings issued for heavy rain and floodingMany areas could face travel disruption throughout Wednesday and Thursday.UKBodies of two women 'undiscovered for some time'Police said there was no immediate risk to the public but officers were "keeping an open mind".NottinghamChildren detained under little-known orders are speaking out after turning 18Young people who were detained under Deprivation of Liberty orders speak about their experiences.UKInflation rate falls to lowest in almost three yearsPrices rose at 2.3% in the year to April, down from 3.2% the month before, official figures said.Briton who died after turbulence a 'remarkable man'Geoff Kitchen was the "most wonderful human being that you could ever know", a friend has told the BBC.BristolPolice urged to consider making fewer arrests over prison spaceA letter has urged chief constables to think about pausing "non-priority arrests".PoliticsAmber warnings issued for heavy rain and floodingMany areas could face travel disruption throughout Wednesday and Thursday.UKAlderney Nazi camp inquiry finds succession of cover-upsThe inquiry found it likely between 641 and 1,027 people died under in the Nazi camps in Alderney.Two men arrested after man stabbed in GlasgowTwo men have been arrested in connection with the death of Brian Gough, who was attacked in Glasgow.Glasgow & West ScotlandCrisis-hit university students ordered to leave UK Teesside University students have struggled to pay tuition fees since currency in Nigeria crashed.TeesMy feet and hands were amputated after sepsis - MPCraig Mackinlay was given a 5% chance of survival after being rushed to hospital in September.UK Politics'It's a crisis' - NI junior doctors go on strikeDisruption is expected in Northern Ireland's health services as junior doctors begin walk out. 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Ex-Post Office boss in Horizon IT inquiryThe ordained priest who led the Post Office from 2012 to 2019 faces three days of questioning at the Horizon Inquiry.Business'Unlucky in love' flamingo lays first egg aged 70The egg is an opportunity for Gertrude to express her maternal instincts, says the nature reserve. NorfolkElection poll tracker: How do the parties compare?How do people say they will vote in the UK general election? 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Northern IrelandLIVEDoak, McCrorie & Forrest in provisional Scotland Euros squad - reactionScotland head coach Steve Clarke prepares to name his provisional 28-man squad for Euro 2024.Wylfa chosen for new nuclear power stationThe UK government names Wylfa, on Anglesey, as its preferred site for a new nuclear power station.WalesNazi camp inquiry finds succession of cover-upsThe inquiry found it likely between 641 and 1,027 people died under in the Nazi camps in Alderney.Latest updatesWhat is the law on assisted suicide and euthanasia?Many countries have legalised assisted dying, assisted suicide or euthanasia, which are different.UKAmber warnings issued for heavy rain and floodingMany areas could face travel disruption throughout Wednesday and Thursday.UKChildren detained under little-known orders are speaking out after turning 18Young people who were detained under Deprivation of Liberty orders speak about their experiences.UKHarry loses bid to name Murdoch in hacking claimBut the Duke of Sussex was granted permission to alter his case to include further accusations against journalists and private investigators. UKHow dangerous are XL bullies and how does the ban work?Rules restricting ownership of American XL bully dogs are in force in England, Wales and Scotland.UKWhy did Harry and Meghan leave the Royal Family?The Duke and Duchess of Sussex are not funded by the Royal Family and have various commercial deals.UKKate briefed on early years report but no return to work yetA return to work is ruled out for the Princess of Wales, as her early years foundation issues a report.UKPM promises 'comprehensive' blood compensationVictims and others affected by the infected blood scandal are waiting to hear how much they will be paid.UKWatch: PM's 'unequivocal' blood scandal apologyRishi Sunak apologises for the infection of around 30,000 people with contaminated blood products, and the failure to address the problem.UK