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NS&I failures pile on the agony for bereaved families chasing missing premium bonds
Bereaved families are facing significant challenges in claiming premium bonds due to delays and errors by National…
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UK security services helped devise act that gave amnesty over Troubles killings
The British security services played a role in creating the controversial Legacy Act, which provided amnesty to…
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UK consumers likely to face higher prices ‘for many months to come’
UK consumers are expected to face higher prices for an extended period, even if ceasefire talks between the US and…
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Trial of Jeffrey Donaldson for alleged sex offences to begin in Newry
The trial of former DUP leader Sir Jeffrey Donaldson for alleged sex offences is set to begin in Newry. He faces…
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Do red-light masks really keep you looking young? – podcast
Red-light therapy devices, including masks, have gained popularity for their purported anti-aging benefits. Experts…
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Andy Burnham’s (third) bid for the Labour leadership – podcast
Andy Burnham is running in the upcoming Makerfield byelection, which could position him to challenge Keir Starmer for…
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Nurseries in England charging extra fees to cover funding gap, campaigners say
Nurseries in England are reportedly charging extra fees to parents to cover government underfunding of free childcare…
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Luxury watches, iPads and a Jaguar: what Peter Murrell bought with embezzled funds
Peter Murrell, the former chief of the Scottish National Party, pleaded guilty to embezzling over £400,000 from party…
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Nigel Farage’s Russian hack claim ‘without any merit’, former NCSC chief says
Nigel Farage's assertion that a Guardian report on a £5m donation was the result of a Russian hack has been dismissed…
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Labour has never had a female leader because ‘it’s a bit sexist’, says Jess Phillips
Jess Phillips criticized the Labour Party for its lack of female leaders, calling it a reflection of sexism within the…
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UK’s higher-earning immigrants may be driven out by tougher rules, report suggests
A recent report indicates that higher-earning immigrants in the UK may be discouraged from staying due to proposed…
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Metro Bank investors urged to reject executive pay report
Metro Bank investors are being urged to reject the bank's executive pay report due to concerns over a complex bonus…
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Key facts to counter online misinformation about perimenopause
Misinformation about perimenopause is prevalent on social media, leading to potential health risks for women. Experts…
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Focus on jobs, not benefits, to cut welfare bill, says thinktank
A thinktank suggests that focusing on job creation rather than cutting benefits is the most effective way to reduce…
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A year after nationalisation, is South Western Railway delivering?
A year after its nationalisation, South Western Railway (SWR) is making progress with the rollout of new trains,…
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HMRC made us wait a year for £150,000 tax rebate
HMRC has faced criticism for its slow processing of tax refunds, with some taxpayers waiting over a year for their…
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Riz Ahmed says UK spies tried to recruit him on three occasions
Riz Ahmed has revealed that UK intelligence services attempted to recruit him on three separate occasions. The actor…
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Bridget Phillipson orders review of hidden childcare charges hitting parents
Bridget Phillipson, the education secretary, has ordered a review of hidden childcare charges affecting parents. This…
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At least £325bn of ‘dirty money’ flows through UK each year, says report
A report reveals that at least £325 billion of 'dirty money' flows through the UK annually, equivalent to over 10% of…
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Nationwide pressed to address ‘emerging governance issues’ as AGM looms
Nationwide is facing scrutiny over governance issues as it prepares for its annual general meeting (AGM). Concerns…
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UK supply chain unprepared for major shocks such as war, report warns
A report by the National Preparedness Commission warns that the UK's supply chains are ill-prepared for major shocks…
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How an Essex valley became one of the UK’s most exciting new wine regions
The Crouch Valley in Essex is emerging as a notable wine region in the UK, with local vineyards gaining international…
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Is Cornwall’s newest high street an inspiring model, or a threat to nearby Newquay?
Nansledan, a new development in Cornwall, is being positioned as a model for community-focused retail. However, there…
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Who are Andy Burnham’s key aides and allies?
Andy Burnham is gearing up for a byelection campaign in Makerfield, supported by a small team of allies. His chief of…
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‘Tracker mortgages are back’ – but is one the right choice for you?
Tracker mortgages are gaining popularity as interest rates remain uncertain due to the ongoing Iran war. While…
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Ukraine war briefing: Putin promises revenge after blaming Kyiv for Luhansk attack he says killed six
Russian President Vladimir Putin has accused Ukraine of a drone attack in Luhansk that he claims killed six people,…
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Seven men charged with rape and child sexual abuse offences in Norwich
Seven Afghan men have been charged with rape and child sexual abuse offences in Norwich as part of a police…
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Charity demands apology from Farage for ‘intimidating’ uninvited visit
A charity director has requested an apology from Nigel Farage after his unannounced visit to their cafe was described…
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Wes Streeting insists he can win Labour leadership race despite ‘underdog’ status
Wes Streeting is launching a shadow campaign for the Labour leadership, asserting he can win despite being seen as an…
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Wes Streeting: ‘Andy Burnham doesn’t live rent free in my head’ – podcast
Wes Streeting discusses his recent resignation from Keir Starmer's cabinet in a podcast interview. He shares his…
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Wes Streeting's pitch to replace Keir Starmer as prime minister
Wes Streeting discusses his aspirations to lead the Labour Party following his resignation from Keir Starmer's…
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Judith Chalmers, presenter of TV series Wish You Were Here, dies aged 90
Judith Chalmers, the beloved presenter of the travel show Wish You Were Here, has passed away at the age of 90. Her…
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‘Everyone is proud of it’: dismay in Halifax at Lloyds’ threat to historic brand
Residents of Halifax are expressing dismay over Lloyds Banking Group's potential decision to phase out the historic…
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Teenage boys’ non-custodial sentences for rape ‘unduly lenient’, says Jess Phillips
Jess Phillips has criticized the non-custodial sentences given to three teenage boys for the rape of two girls,…
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Primary schools lose out as Labour slashes sport funding
Labour's recent decision to cut funding for primary school sports has raised concerns among educators. The new scheme…
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What is immunotherapy and how does it treat cancer and other conditions?
Immunotherapy is a biological treatment that utilizes the immune system to combat diseases, particularly cancer. Over…
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Mind the drone gap: war games begin inside secret Nato bunker in London tube station
British soldiers conducted a military exercise called 'Arrcade Strike' in a secret NATO bunker located in Charing…
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Western Europe braces for first major heat event of the summer
Western Europe is experiencing its first major heat event of the summer, with temperatures expected to exceed 30C…
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Britain braces for busy roads as May bank holiday temperatures set to pass 30C
Britain is preparing for a busy May bank holiday weekend as temperatures are expected to exceed 30C. Nearly 19 million…
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Hyperlocal, seasonal and eco-friendly: British flower farms are coming up roses
British flower farms are experiencing significant growth, with sales up 65% this year. The domestic flower sector is…
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Standard Chartered boss apologises for ‘lower-value human capital’ comments amid job cuts
Standard Chartered's CEO Bill Winters has apologized for his comments regarding job cuts, which referred to some…
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Number of air conditioned UK homes doubles to more than 4m in three years
The number of air-conditioned homes in the UK has doubled to over 4 million in just three years. This increase is…
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Biggest drop in petrol purchases in six years hits retail sales in Great Britain
Retail sales in Great Britain experienced a significant decline in April, primarily due to a sharp drop in petrol…
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David Lammy chairs first meeting of board set up to improve diversity among judiciary
David Lammy chaired the inaugural meeting of a new board aimed at enhancing diversity within the judiciary. The board…
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What is the updated EHRC code of practice about and how does it apply?
The updated code of practice from the Equality and Human Rights Commission (EHRC) provides guidance for service…
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Boys convicted of rape get non-custodial sentences as judge says they should not be criminalised unnecessarily
Three teenage boys convicted of serious sexual offences against two girls received non-custodial sentences from a…
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Single sex toilets must exclude transgender people, says EHRC
The Equality and Human Rights Commission (EHRC) has issued new guidance stating that single-sex toilets and changing…
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Prospect of Labour leadership race brings out different sides of rivals
The Labour party is currently navigating a complex political landscape as potential leadership contenders Andy Burnham…
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‘It’s broken English’: Jamaica’s ministers joust over language ban in parliament
A recent incident in Jamaica's parliament has sparked a debate over the use of Jamaican Patois versus English. MP…
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Blind UK pop producer to take legal action over alleged lack of support at work
Robin Millar, a blind pop producer and disability rights advocate, is taking legal action against the owners of his…
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