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Welsh apprentice butchers challenged to prove they’re a cut above the rest

Talented Welsh apprentice butchers are being challenged to put their skills to test on a grand stage at the country’s top competition.

Storm Bert named as Shropshire and Mid Wales are in the firing line for a 24 hour weekend deluge

Shropshire and Mid Wales are in the cross-hairs of a deep low pressure system that weather experts have named Storm Bert.

Watchdog sounds alarm over experience of patients in A&E

Many said they were not given care, treatment or pain relief while waiting for care.

UK News|Nov 21

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Flynn is a star with immense talent, says Swinney amid double-jobbing row

The First Minister said being an MP and MSP is ‘very demanding’, when asked about the SNP Westminster leader’s career ambitions.

UK News|Nov 21

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'I'm a pensioner.... Get me out of here!' - Pensioners given Bushtucker trials at Wolverhampton care home

Pensioners were challenged to hold a snake and a spider in 'I'm a Celeb'-style Bushtucker trials at a care home in Wolverhampton as the iconic ITV show returns to our screens.

Wolverhampton|Nov 21

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Bill Nighy says holding a baby for new IVF film Joy was a ‘very edgy day’

Based on a true story, the drama follows three pioneering British scientists in the 1960s and 1970s and their struggle to develop IVF.

Showbiz|Nov 21

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Ed Sheeran’s fame helped us sign a player, Ipswich Town chairman reveals

The singer-songwriter and lifelong fan acquired a minority stake in the Premier League club in August.

Showbiz|Nov 21

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'I was devastated when Liam Payne died and would like to see a fitting memorial in Wolverhampton' - Fan and photographer who knew him personally

A Liam Payne fan from Stourbridge who first met him in 2009 says she thinks a memorial service in his home city would be a fitting tribute to him.

Jaguar rebrand described as a ‘disaster’

The manufacturer unveiled marketing slogans such as ‘delete ordinary’, ‘live vivid’ and ‘copy nothing’.

UK News|Nov 21

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The released West Brom players still looking for a new club

It was a summer of change for Albion as a number of players headed for the exit door.

Haigh says affordability is a priority but refuses to rule out rail fare hikes

Speaking in the Commons, the Transport Secretary said the Government’s focus was on keeping public transport affordable.

UK News|Nov 21

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Celebrating National Tree Week as Elan Valley’s Cnwch and The Gro Woodlands is named as a National Forest for Wales site.

The Elan Valley has received National Forest for Wales status for Cnwch and The Gro Woodlands, which are now part of the network of woodlands across Wales that address nature and climate emergencies and provide a long-lasting woodland resource for Wales.

'It will be a grim winter' Residents explain the measures they are taking amid rising fuel costs and winter fuel allowance cuts

Some householders are facing a double-whammy of rising fuel costs and the means testing of Winter Fuel Allowance, which is causing many of them to worry about energy costs this winter.

Walsall co-chairman Ben Boycott views proposed Silkeborg takeover as a sign of "growth" for Trivela

Walsall co-chairman Ben Boycott insists the proposed takeover of Danish Superliga side Silkeborg IF is a sign of Trivela's "growth" rather than detracting focus away from Walsall or Drogheda.

Tony Blair recalls famous incident in which John Prescott hit a protester

The then deputy prime minister struck a man who hit him on the head with an egg while on the campaign trail in Wales in 2001.

UK News|Nov 21

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