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After a narrow 2016 primary victory, the Vermont senator plans for decisive - if symbolic - win in the Midwest to revitalise 2020 campaign

Panel says FAA managers rejected safety concerns raised by their own technical experts

'Your hospital would work because these people would be taken out of the system,' Professor June Andrews says

Anchor Brian Williams suggested that the cost of Bloomberg's campaign amounted to one million dollars for every person in America

The college has introduced the code to more than a dozen bars in the area

Eanswythe, the daughter of King Eadbald, is believed to have founded England's first nunnery before her life was cut short, likely as a result of bubonic plague

Although she finds it quirky, Lucy-Jane Moore has been wondering how to correct her slightly crooked smile. She might have found the answer ...

Man was in his early 80s and had underlying health conditions

Officials announce 'local disaster' ahead of one of world's biggest music festivals

There's a proud bit of motoring heritage and interest beneath the bonnet of Subaru's latest 4x4 SUV, and it shows when Sean O'Grady gets behind the wheel

Mowbray was dismissed from the school following his arrest in May last year

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Singer appeared uncomfortable on red carpet ahead of ceremony

Teaching Regulation Agency serves ban for 'unacceptable professional conduct'

After a lifetime of counting calories and feeling like the only way to achieve happiness was to be thin, Sarah Miller wishes the body positivity movement had come when she needed it most

'Congratulations to all the women who campaigned so long for this ridiculous and unfair tax to be removed,' says chief executive of the Women's Resource Centre charity

'Critical need' to to plan for weaknesses caused by mass staff absences, European Central Bank warns

Wanting to honour the anniversary of her mother's passing, Romy Gill revisits a classic dish from her childhood – a warming dal

Dry January is done and dusted and there's a long way to go until Sober October, but why not continue booze-free drinking outside of these months, asks Fiona Beckett

You can still slurp down that udon and munch on that nori with Tim Anderson's plant-based versions of classic dishes

Amid a lack of Greek restaurants, a lot of money has clearly been spent here, but it's lacking warmth... and Greekness, says Ed Cumming

While high street shops around the country suffer and chain restaurants continue to close, Ellie Fry finds one city's food scene that's absolutely thriving thanks to proudly supporting its independents

It's time to put away the heavy reds you've been enjoying since November, says Terry Kirby. This wine can be drunk with lighter vegetable dishes

Think Italy has the best virgin olive oil? Think again – it actually imports a lot from Greece, finds Clare Finney. But with better marketing and word spreading, it's finally being recognised for its superior quality

Inspired by their imagination, photographer Tish Murtha found brilliance in the ubiquitous children's toy bands found across working-class mining towns, writes Emily Goddard