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The family of the legendary engineer behind the Eiffel Tower has said they have spoken to a lawyer about blocking Paris Mayor Anne Hidalgo's plans to leave the Olympic rings on the Paris landmark. Gustave Eiffel's descendants argue that the rings would go against "the neutrality and the meaning” of the monument and that they should be removed at...
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Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky on Friday said Kyiv's surprise incursion launched August 6 into Russia's border region of Kursk had "slowed” Moscow's advance in eastern Ukraine. "In Kharkiv region, the enemy has been stopped, the progress in Donetsk region has been slowed down,” Zelensky said. He added that there are currently 40,000...
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After recent sexual abuse revelations concerning the Abbé Pierre, one of France's most revered public figures, Pope Francis said the Abbé was "a man who did so much good, but he's also a sinner". He added: "Abuse is in my judgment is something demonic, because every type of abuse destroys the dignity of the person.”
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French President Emmanuel Macron on Thursday made a rare public appearance with his ex-premier Edouard Philippe in Le Havre to commemorate the port's 1944 liberation from Nazi occupation. Philippe has criticised Macron's decision to call for snap legislative elections and last week announced his intention of running in the 2027 presidential...
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Meta's global affairs chief points to 'behavioural issue' around child safety tools on the social media platformsParents do not use parental controls on Facebook and Instagram, according to Meta's Nick Clegg, with adults failing to embrace the 50 child safety tools the company has introduced in recent years.Meta's global affairs chief said there...
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At Tenbury High students play tag rather than stare at screens after it brought in one of toughest phone policiesAcademy chain with 35,000 pupils to be first in England to go phone-freeVicki Dean, the principal of Tenbury High academy, says visitors to her secondary school in the Worcestershire countryside think its pupils appear less mature than...
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Hollywood actor will 'invite the world's best' to Pitlochry Festival theatre after making surprise approach for roleThe Hollywood star and queer icon Alan Cumming is returning to his roots – both geographical and theatrical – as the new artistic director of Scotland's only major rurally based arts organisation.Pitlochry Festival theatre...
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Revelations over ex-BBC presenter sent shockwaves across corporation and exposed industry-wide power imbalancesThe dramatic fall of Huw Edwards has to be a "wake-up call” to broadcasters and a turning point for the embattled BBC, experts have said in the run-up to the sentencing of the disgraced presenter on Monday.With Edwards facing a potential...
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Liverpudlian actor, described by his family as 'an incredible icon', also appeared in the Carry On film seriesKenneth Cope, who starred in Randall and Hopkirk (Deceased), Coronation Street and the Carry On films, has died aged 93.The actor made his name as the ghost detective Marty Hopkirk in the ITV supernatural detective series Randall and...
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Four galleries to be overhauled and two more spaces to reopen, including Fixing Our Broken Planet exhibitionThe Natural History Museum in London has announced a major programme of transformation it says will mark "a step-change from being a catalogue of natural history to a catalyst for change” in response to the climate emergency.The scheme to...
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Marieha Hussain had denied her placard depicting Rishi Sunak and Suella Braverman was racially abusiveA teacher who held a placard at a pro-Palestine protest depicting Rishi Sunak and Suella Braverman as coconuts has been found not guilty of a racially aggravated public order offence.Marieha Hussain, 37, denied the prosecution's allegation that the...
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Party said it would give public warnings to any candidate attacking rivals or backbitingA firm that specialises in digging dirt on political candidates has been circulating a "dossier” on James Cleverly that appears to have been commissioned by one of his Tory rivals or a third party trying to influence the contest.Despite the Conservative...
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Move will take two-year closure total by 2026 to 292 and includes Halifax, Bank of Scotland and Lloyds brandsLloyds Banking Group plans to close another 55 bank branches, bringing the total number due to be shuttered by 2026 to almost 300.The latest batch of closures are slated to begin in the new year and will include Halifax, Bank of Scotland,...
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Repair Shop presenter has appeared at Kidderminster magistrates court, say West Mercia policeThe BBC presenter Jay Blades has been charged with engaging in controlling and coercive behaviour against his wife. The Repair Shop presenter appeared at Kidderminster magistrates court on Friday, West Mercia police said.The Guardian understands that the...
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FSB says documents show diplomats in Moscow were helping to coordinate 'escalation of military situation' in UkraineRussia announced it had revoked the accreditation of six British diplomats in Moscow on accusations of espionage as Keir Starmer prepared to meet Joe Biden in Washington to discuss how Ukraine could use long-range missiles deep inside...
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Move to use shared posts follows information commissioner concerns and sets collision course with EU over privacy Mark Zuckberg's Meta is to go ahead with controversial plans to use millions of UK Facebook and Instagram posts to train its artificial intelligence (AI) technology, in a practice that is effectively outlawed under EU privacy laws.Meta...
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Boeing's first astronaut mission ended this month with its Starliner capsule returning to Earth empty while two Nasa test pilots remained in orbit.
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The outlet was a 'mouthpiece for Russian disinformation' which has 'mutated into an altogether more harmful organisation', the Foreign Office said.
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UK and US consider to relax restrictions on the use of long-range Western weaponry against Russian targets after threat from Russian leader over their use
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Sir Graham Brady said that only 10 letters of no confidence had been filed against Rishi Sunak before he called a general election in the summer.
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The decision was made due to 'a significant risk that it would not be built in time'.
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Love ones of Joanna Simpson, who was killed by Robert Brown, have expressed shock at the decision
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Three people were found with injuries and were all pronounced dead at the scene, Bedfordshire Police said
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The decision was made due to 'a significant risk that it would not be built in time'.
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Patrick Ruane, 55, was found guilty at the Old Bailey of two charges of encouraging terrorism in a series of Telegram posts.
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Patrick Ruane, 55, from Paddington, west London, weaponised social media app Telegram to encourage attacks
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Thieves stole laptops and hygiene parcels from Southwark Foodbank
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Warning from Kim Darroch comes after Moscow threatens reprisals for Storm Shadow deployment
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Interim executive chair says he has launched an 'independent' investigation
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The souvenirs have become collector's items, with Margaret Thatcher's selling for £242,500 at auction
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The decision to approve the UK's first new deep coal mine in thirty years has been quashed in the High Court. Plans for the mine in Cumbria were approved by the Conservative government in 2022.
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A teacher who held a placard at a pro-Palestine protest depicting Rishi Sunak and Suella Braverman as coconuts has been found not guilty of a racially aggravated public order offence.
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Workers arrived at Southwark Foodbank's warehouse in Peckham to find empty shelves after burglars stole thousands of pounds worth of goods.
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The evacuation of Pokrovsk, wildfires in California, the presidential debate in Philadelphia and Typhoon Yagi: the last seven days as captured by the world's leading photojournalists Continue reading...
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Exclusive: Ormiston academies trust says impact of phones on learning and mental health has been 'catastrophic'How going phone-free taught pupils 'to socialise, old school'A national academy chain is to become the first in England to be phone-free, removing access to smartphones from its 35,000 pupils during the school day due to their...
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Equity said its members will strike on September 21 after insufficient progress during talks with management on Friday.
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Family and friends of Joanna Simpson, who was killed by Robert Brown, have expressed shock at the decision.
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Plus! Friday 13 could be lucky for London property market borrowers
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Bradley Douglas' parents reportedly decided his life support machine be turned off after he suffered a 'catastrophic' brain injury
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The defendants have the right to appeal the verdict
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You can still collect it in-store on its official release date of September 20.
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Anita Rose was found unconscious after taking her dog, Bruce, for a walk. She died in hospital four days later.
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Marieha Hussain, 37, was acquitted after standing trial at Westminster Magistrates' Court in London.
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Girl With Balloon has been recovered after it was taken from the Grove Gallery in central London on Sunday.
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The Earthshot prize is heading to Cape Town for the first time this year
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Louis Watkiss, 12, died in an accident at the SnowDome in Tamworth in 2021.
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Patrick Ruane, 55, was found guilty at the Old Bailey of two charges of encouraging terrorism in a series of Telegram posts.
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Holly Sanchez, 32, was found dead at Ryan Evans's bungalow in Crawley, West Sussex, in May 2023.
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The UK Government move comes amid a spending review.
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It's the first live week, and we have all you need to know about who is waltzing into your lives for the next few months
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Sean Brown's family said the decision was 'devastating' but that they would not give up in their calls for an inquiry.
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Community centre, which began in the 70s, took two decades to rebuild due to prohibitive costsA historical black women's community centre is reopening 20 years after a blaze destroyed the building.ELBWO, the East London Black Women's Organisation, first opened its doors in the 1970s and provided a range of services, including domestic violence...
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Number of people in prison in England and Wales has dropped by 2,188 in seven days, a fall of about 2.5%UK politics live – latest updatesThe number of people in prison in England and Wales dropped by a record amount this week after the government started its early release scheme, figures show.Weekly statistics from the Ministry of Justice...
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The UK Government move comes amid a spending review.
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Even people in the Republican party have started to turn on the outspoken conspiracy theorist
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Prince William's aunt turned up to offer support for her late sister's son
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The scheme will see public posts from UK adults posted to the platforms used to train the firm's AI models, unless users opt out.
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TfL cyber attack 'much worse than previously thought' ...Tech & Science Daily podcast
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The company's trade-in policy is unforgiving when it comes to damaged iPhones
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FKA Twigs will release her latest LP Eusexua on January 24 2025.
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There's plenty of time to think about your costume
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Marieha Hussain, 37, was acquitted after standing trial at Westminster Magistrates' Court in London.
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Adele Rennie, 33, from Kilmarnock, sent the victim an unwanted explicit image, a photo taken outside her workplace and a photo taken in her street.
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The Reform UK leader said he plans to campaign north of the border in the run-up to the 2026 Holyrood election.
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Rashid Ali, 30, was going twice the 20mph speed limit when his Range Rover Sport struck marketing executive Jack Patrick Ryan
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Christian Ivermee, from Mexborough, South Yorkshire, admitted violent disorder at a previous hearing.
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Empty villages, disillusioned young workers, and government officials scrambling for solutions: this is the stark reality Euronews uncovered in Greece, where the country is bracing for a major population collapse fuelled by plummeting numbers of births, mass emigration, and low fertility rates.
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Plus, the battles ahead in party conference season
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Socialist veteran Elio Di Rupo has an unusual CV. He was an MEP back in 1989; he then held many high-level jobs in Belgium, including that of prime minister from 2011 to 2014, before returning to the European Parliament in this new five-year mandate. We ask him how the role of an MEP has changed since his first stint at the European Parliament, and...
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On the eve of the Lib Dem conference, party leader talks up importance of social care – and being constructiveUK politics live – latest updatesEd Davey has said it is "frustrating and surprising” the government does not yet have a plan for the care sector, as he pledged that the Liberal Democrats could be a more effective opposition than a...
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Man, 18, held after emergency services find three people with injuries who were pronounced dead at sceneA teenager has been arrested on suspicion of murder after the deaths of three people at a property in Luton on Friday morning.Officers were called at about 5.30am amid concerns for the occupants of a flat in Leabank. Emergency services attended...
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Ukraine is continuing its ground offensive in Russia's Kursk region, and pursuing drone attacks deep inside Russian territory – signaling a more assertive approach. At the same time, Russian forces have advanced in eastern Ukraine, piling pressure on the country's war effort. We ask how the EU should respond to this situation, and whether the...
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The UK Government announced this week that a public inquiry would be held into the 1989 murder of solicitor Pat Finucane.
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The Ukrainian president said 'there should be no unanswered questions about why Ukraine needs sufficient long-range capabilities'.
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Nurse Lucy Letby, 34, is serving 15 whole-life orders for murdering seven babies and attempting to murder seven more.
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The Repair Shop presenter appeared at Kidderminster Magistrates' Court on Friday morning.
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Yaniseth Alcides was comforted by fellow mourners at service in Eriksson's hometown of Torsby, Sweden
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BBC star appeared in court in Kidderminster on Friday over alleged treatment of his estranged wife Lisa Zbozen
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Enthusiasm for public sector pay awards tempered by concern over winter fuel payment cuts and job losses UK politics live – latest updates"We're hearing an awful lot about tough times: it's like being in a Dickens novel. What comes after the tough times? We need to hear about hope.”Onay Kasab, the national lead officer for the Unite trade...
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Some high-achieving pupils in England received lower than expected grades that rose after being re-markedConcerns have been raised about the reliability of the marking of GCSE English this summer, after complaints that normally high-achieving pupils in schools in England were awarded lower than expected results, which then went up after being...
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Labour still more popular with voters than Conservative party but those saying they view party and leaders unfavourably has risen. This live blog is closedThe government's defence review should consider the importance of Britain being able to "wage peace” as well as war, Justin Welby, the archbishop of Canterbury, told peers.In a debate in the...
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PC Perry Lathwood wins case on appeal over Croydon incident in which woman's arm was bruised A police officer who injured a woman's arm as she was arrested in front of her son on false suspicion of fare evasion has had his conviction for common assault quashed.PC Perry Lathwood bruised Jocelyn Agyemang's arm as she was arrested on unfounded...
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The father-of-nine was shot in the Short Strand in Belfast in 2015, and sparked a political crisis at Stormont.
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Jason Savage appeared at the Old Bailey on Friday by videolink from HMP Belmarsh and denied one count of preparing an act of terrorism.
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Kieran Usher appeared at Newcastle Crown Court to admit the charge of riot and was remanded in custody ahead of his sentencing later this month.
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'There are blocks in my constituency and across London where there are only a handful of permanent residents left' - MP Rachel Blake
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The Met Office said the chilly weather is set to give way to higher temperatures.
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Michael Clarke, visiting professor in the Department of War Studies at King's College London, stressed the conflict may escalate
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London Councils estimates that one in every 85 homes in the capital are currently available for short-term let and are subject to 'virtually no regulation'
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With the Duke of Sussex set to cut a rather lonely figure when he celebrates his milestone 40th birthday this weekend, Luciana Bellini asks Royal insiders what it would take for him to make his way back into The Firm
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Shenissa Govanni wore a black and white T-shirt displaying an image of one of the proscribed organisation's spokespeople, Abu Obaida.
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Is this spectacular night sky phenomenon becoming more frequent?
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A High Court judge quashed the Government's decision to grant planning permission for the site at Whitehaven, Cumbria, on Friday.
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Andrew Main, 33, from Falkirk, died in hospital four weeks after being injured in Swansea.
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Pc Perry Lathwood had been convicted of the common assault of a woman who had been travelling on a bus in Croydon in June 2023
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Pc Perry Lathwood had appealed against his conviction.
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Umar Mahmood and passenger Adam Bodi died after the collision in Preston
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If Harry's publishers worried that his royal sensibilities would hold him back, they probably cried with relief reading his book. From a frostbitten penis to frosty familial ties, as he turns 40, we revisit his biggest revelations from his tell-all memoir
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The Government said around 1,750 prisoners were freed early on Tuesday from jails across England and Wales.
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Three people were found with injuries and were all pronounced dead at the scene, Bedfordshire Police said
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The chilly weather is set to give way to warmer temperatures this weekend.
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Ukraine wants permission to use the missiles to attack Russia, but why has there been a hesitancy to allow them?
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Research on lactating cows and anus-breathing mammals also picked up awards.
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The Government is to ban companies advertising products deemed high in fat, salt and sugar on TV before 9pm.
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The Archbishop of Canterbury outlined his ideas during a House of Lords debate on the situation in Sudan.
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Defence Secretary John Healey said the activities demonstrated the services' commitment to protecting national security
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Revenues can help make mass travel more sustainable
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Mridul Wadhwa, a transgender woman, was found to have failed to protect women-only spacesThe chief executive of Edinburgh Rape Crisis Centre has stepped down after a review found that it caused "damage” to survivors by failing to protect women-only spaces.In the independent review, published on Thursday, Mridul Wadhwa, a transgender woman, was...
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New operator, Neso, will also oversee Great Britain's gas system as part of 'clean energy superpower' missionThe UK government has agreed to take control of the National Grid unit tasked with keeping the lights on in a £630m deal that takes effect from next month.Great Britain's electricity system operator (ESO) will be transferred into public...
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UK PM responds to Putin's threat that use of long-range British missiles inside Russia would put it at war with NatoKeir Starmer has told Vladimir Putin that he started the war in Ukraine and could end it at any time after the Russian leader warned that any use of long-range British missiles into Russian territory would put Nato at war with his...
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Craig Carter sentenced to 16 months after admitting stealing £115 from the Italian film-maker Claudio GaetaniA former Metropolitan police officer has been jailed for 16 months after he admitted stealing money from a man who died after collapsing.Craig Carter, of Harlow, Essex, stole about £115 from the Italian film-maker and actor Claudio Gaetani...
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Thirlwall inquiry hears apology from four former senior managers for failing to contact police soonerA team of former senior managers at the Countess of Chester hospital have apologised for the delay in contacting the police over suspicions concerning Lucy Letby and a number of baby deaths.Letby, a 34-year-old former nurse at the hospital, was...
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Inquest into death of Claudiu-Carol Kondor, 32, opened and adjourned pending murder trialA delivery driver who died as he tried to stop his van from being stolen was a "valued citizen” who "paid an immensely high price” for his actions, a coroner has said.Claudiu-Carol Kondor, 42, was pronounced dead at the scene in Heights Drive, in the...
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Exclusive: Campaigners call for overhaul as Guardian investigation shows nature rarely on agendaHow national parks failed nature – and how to fix themThe boards that oversee England's national parks are bloated, dominated by men and are severely lacking in diversity, a Guardian analysis has found. The analysis also found that farmers outnumber...
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People in Bettws near Bridgend say swarms have made life hell, even prompting some to consider movingA plague of flies has descended on a South Wales village, causing residents to cancel invitations to visitors and even consider leaving their homes.People in Bettws, near Bridgend, said thousands of common houseflies had made their lives hell. Some...
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Court rules against West Cumbria Mining's fossil fuel development in Whitehaven The UK's first new deep coalmine in 30 years will not be allowed to go ahead after a ruling in the high court.On Friday morning, Justice Holgate ruled that plans to build the facility in Whitehaven, Cumbria, would not proceed, in what campaigners called a "victory for...
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PM says he is prepared to be bold in tackling public health through prevention, even in the face of opposition
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Chancellor is exploring tinkering with Bank of England bond accounting
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Decision to block first new colliery in 30 years highlights shift away from fossil fuel projects under Labour government
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For four years, artist Tor Falcon trudged out in all weathers to make regular portraits of our nearest heavenly body — and learned a lot about how it shapes our nature.
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Giving the go-ahead for the development at Whitehaven in Cumbria was 'legally flawed,' Justice Holgate said
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With the Duke of Sussex set to cut a rather lonely figure when he celebrates his milestone 40th birthday this weekend, Luciana Bellini asks Royal insiders what it would take for him to make his way back into The Firm
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Be prepared to wait for the new and improved Siri and emoji generation perks
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Craig Carter, of Harlow, Essex, stole around £115 from Italian filmmaker and actor Claudio Gaetani between September 7 and 14 2022
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They used the boy to distribute Class A drugs including crack cocaine and heroin
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Transport for London doesn't know when it will recover from 'very sophisticated' cyber attack, admits tech chief
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The Archbishop of Canterbury outlined his ideas during a House of Lords debate on the situation in Sudan.
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Seeing the aurora borealis remains possible in the early hours of Saturday morning
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Mridul Wadhwa left her role at Edinburgh Rape Crisis Centre after a report said she had failed to set professional standards of behaviour.
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The broadcaster has previously been praised for her role in bringing the difficult and sensitive conversation on assisted dying to the fore.
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