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The UK government announced that baby wards in England will be equipped with cot cameras following the Thirlwall Inquiry, which found that some deaths at the Countess of Chester Hospital could have been prevented. Dan Thomas resigned as leader of Reform Wales after being arrested on suspicion of assault. Former England footballer Raheem Sterling admitted to dangerous driving on the motorway before a crash.

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