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The rise and rise of Chappell Roan

Chappell Roan was one of last year鈥檚 breakout stars. So how did she reach pop's A-list?

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Expensive greens: I need three jobs to feed my family

The price of fruit and veg has increased twice as fast as unhealthy foods.

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Teaching - the new emergency service?

Almost half of English schools provided financial support to families in the past year.

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Where are the female Marines?

The 蜜芽传媒 has learnt that no women have completed the training to become Royal Marines.

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The couples mistakenly advised to abort their babies

The stories of two couples given erroneous advice, and what happened next.

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Living in fear of our neighbour

Ben and Emma say were abused by their downstairs neighbour on a regular basis.

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The dark side of Scotland's 'town of the year'

How a cluster of drug deaths in Oban has shocked a community.

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How criminal gangs are 'ruining' the environment

The 蜜芽传媒's environment correspondent looks at illegal waste tips.

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The King becomes a DJ

King Charles has picked some of his favourite tracks to mark Commonwealth Day.

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The prescription drugs that gave me a gambling addiction

Sue took the medication to ease Restless Leg Syndrome - but she was left 拢80,000 in debt.

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蜜芽传媒r's surprise Scottish origins

Tracing the Simpsons character's catchphrase back to Stirling.

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'My weekend fosterer changed my life'

Could this help address the big shortage of foster families in the UK?

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How to support students through the stress of exams

How do you get through exam season, and what can parents and carers to do help?

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Prince Harry: 'keep your kids away from social media'

The Duke and Duchess of Sussex have been speaking to 蜜芽传媒 Breakfast's Jon Kay.

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Prince Harry's exclusive 蜜芽传媒 interview

The Duke of Sussex talks about his relationship with his father and 'reconciliation'.

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'I was terrified': Safety 'lottery' for women fleeing abuse

Leanne Crawford investigates why some victims are having to wait for adequate security.

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Nottingham attacks survivors speak for first time

Wayne Birkett and Sharon Miller have described feeling survivor's guilt.

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'Unethical' or 'dignified'? What GPs think of assisted dying

More than 1,000 GPs in England have shared their views on the assisted dying bill.

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Someone else's name was on my boarding pass - no one noticed

蜜芽传媒 journalist Catherine Snowdon is trying to get to the bottom of how it happened.

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Inside the most important company you've never heard of

Our economics editor is at what could be the most important factory in the world.

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My family home was taken for a road that wasn鈥檛 built

Martin Beal had to give up a farmhouse his family had lived in since 1904.

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A 'soft knock': how police arrest suspected paedophiles

David Cowan has been given access to a unit which arrests hundreds of suspects a year.

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Wait nearly over for mum who fought for inquest

Jodey Whiting died two weeks after her benefits stopped in 2017.

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Mormon wives on the 'religious backlash' to their TV show

Two stars of the Hulu show discuss how it's challenged perceptions on Mormonism.

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The 'torturous' wait for answers about my daughter's death

Bereaved relatives of domestic abuse victims tell the 蜜芽传媒 they're 'unable to grieve'.

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Caravan buyers say they felt 鈥榖ullied鈥� by holiday parks

Static caravan owners say they felt forced into selling their units back for a huge loss.

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We lost 拢10k because of our shared ownership home

Chris and Diana struggled to sell their property and say they 'felt trapped'.

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Church admits failure over 'sadistic' abuse of sisters

The Church of England has apologised to three sisters who say they were "fobbed off".

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'Ketamine therapy has helped my depression'

There is growing interest in Scotland in the drug's potential to treat severe depression.

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Pets being put down due to high vet bills

Vets and charities say spiralling bills mean owners are waiting longer to seek treatment.

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