‘Job-killing’ Government led by ‘trash’ talker Starmer, claims Badenoch at PMQs
The two leaders clashed over the economy and cost of living during their exchanges at Prime Minister’s Questions.
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Flood and drought exposure ‘ramping up for world’s most populated cities’
London is among the cities which could face more frequent and long-lasting droughts in future, research has found.
UK News|Mar 12
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Kenyan content moderators mourn Nigerian colleague ‘desperate to go home’
Ladi Anzaki Olubunmi worked for a subcontractor for TikTok.
World News|Mar 12
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‘Hardest Geezer’ is back on the road as he embarks on run across New Zealand
Russ Cook previously raised more than £1 million by running the length of Africa.
UK News|Mar 12
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King jokes with guests and views exhibitions at sustainability event
Charles spoke to fashion designer Stella McCartney at a Sustainable Markets Initiative event.
UK News|Mar 11
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Top Romanian court upholds ban on far-right Georgescu’s presidential bid
He won the first round of last year’s race before the same court annulled the election.
World News|Mar 11
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ghd Chronos: the ultimate hair straightener and how to save £100
The ghd Chronos straightener is here! See why pros love it & how to save £100 with the ghd upgrade offer.
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FCA likely to consult on motor finance redress if widespread failings found
Firms would need to offer ‘appropriate compensation’ if a redress scheme is set up, the Financial Conduct Authority said.
Motors|Mar 11
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UK companies ‘quieter’ about diversity targets amid US pressure – Parker Review
David Tyler, chair of The Parker Review, said good progress had been made in relation to ethnic diversity at the UK’s biggest listed firms.
UK News|Mar 11
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Ireland quartet set to be fit to face Italy in Six Nations
Hansen sat out Saturday’s 42-27 loss to title rivals France because of a quad strain.
UK & international sports|Mar 11
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Direct Line boss gets £7.8m pay packet despite surging insurance costs
Adam Winslow was handed the deal as the company prepares for a £3.7 billion takeover by rival insurer Aviva.
UK News|Mar 11
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Whole life orders: The prisoners who will die in jail
More than 60 criminals are serving a whole-life order, four of whom are being held in secure hospitals.
UK News|Mar 11
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Fact check: FTSE 100 had its best day in five months in January
The index has not seen its best day in decades at any point during Rachel Reeves’ time as Chancellor.
UK News|Mar 11
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New £1m initiative aims to restore River Wye
A £1m fund to investigate the sources of pollution in the River Wye has been jointly announced by the Welsh and UK governments.
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Liam Keen comment: Midfield dominance, attacking improvements and a point gained for Wolves
Wolves took another step in the right direction at the weekend and have Premier League safety in their sights.
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Shropshire football legend Elliot Bennett visits Shawbury primary school to inspire the next generation
Pupils at a primary school in Shawbury had an unforgettable experience when a Shropshire footballer visited for a special careers event.
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Sally Bretton to see Beyond Paradise and Not Going Out roles ‘collide’ in sketch
She will appear alongside Lee Mack and Kris Marshall in the skit.
Showbiz|Mar 11
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Canal & River Trust publishes new West Midlands Places to Visit Guide to inspire great days out by the water this Easter
National waterways charity the Canal & River Trust has published a new free Places to Visit in the West Midlands guide, with maps, information about visitor facilities and free activities, and ways to get the most out of visiting the region’s canals and rivers.
Your World|Mar 11
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Supermarket calls on parents in Shropshire to apply for its new parent fund
Aldi has launched a fund to support new parents in Shropshire as close to two thirds admit that the financial impact of having a child was bigger than they’d expected. The ‘Mamia New Parent Fund’ will see the supermarket give away £100 Aldi vouchers to parents every week for a whole year to support with the cost of everyday items after welcoming a new baby.
Your World|Mar 11
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Planning reforms will ‘avoid bat tunnels’, says minister
The Government is set to publish wide-ranging reforms to planning laws on Tuesday.
UK News|Mar 11
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