Lilian is first time UK’s storm-naming alphabet has reached L
The Met Office began naming storms in 2015.
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Police face ‘big job’ safeguarding children in strip searches, says commissioner
Children’s Commissioner Dame Rachel de Souza made her comments as she published the third in a series of reports on the issue.
UK News|Aug 19
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Fact check: Video shows prison incident that is unrelated to recent riots
The Ministry of Justice confirmed that the inmates involved were not linked to recent disorder.
UK News|Aug 16
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Record-breaking rocks from Earth’s mantle ‘could reveal planet’s history’
The rocks will help to explain what role the mantle played in the origins of life on Earth.
UK News|Aug 8
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Josh Kerr stays cool over Jakob Ingebrigtsen jibe and cruises into 1500 semis
The Norwegian has labelled Kerr ‘the Brit who never competes’
UK Sport|Aug 2
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Fact check: Energy price cap is expected to rise by just under 10% in October
Recent claims of a major increase in costs are from 2022.
UK News|Aug 1
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Drugs firm GSK raises targets after strong cancer and HIV treatment sales
The firm’s boss, Emma Walmsley, hailed an ‘excellent second quarter performance’.
UK News|Jul 31
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Did gesture towards colleague represent new low in deputies’ conduct in the Assembly?
I WAS disturbed to read the report in the Guernsey Press (18 July) of the previous day’s States meeting of an incident where Deputy Inder had used his hand to make a slicing motion across his neck while Deputy de Sausmarez was answering his supplementary question. This occurred during a question and answer session on the Strategic Land Use Plan (SLUP) and related matters in the context of the local housing crisis.
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Q&A: Has Lewis Hamilton abandoned resurgent Mercedes too soon?
Mercedes have won three of the last four races.
UK Sport|Jul 29
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Lloyds earnings dip as boost from borrowing costs slows
The banking group said it made a pre-tax profit of £3.3 billion in the first six months of the year.
UK News|Jul 25
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Starmer sets out plan to ‘fire up’ UK skills and cut reliance on foreign labour
The Prime Minister said young people in the UK have been ‘let down’ by a lack of opportunity and a ‘fragmented and broken’ skills system.
UK News|Jul 22
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Low response to Island Development Plan review
JUST a handful of responses to the Island Development Plan review have been received so far, with less than a week to go until the consultation deadline.
News|Jul 22
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Q&A: Why have Wales turned to Craig Bellamy and what next for the national team?
The 78-times capped forward will be in charge for 2026 World Cup and Euro 2028 qualification campaigns.
UK Sport|Jul 9
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Andrew Tate can leave Romania but must stay in EU as he awaits trial, court says
The 37-year-old faces charges of human trafficking, rape and forming a criminal gang to sexually exploit women.
World News|Jul 5
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Fact check: Social media user ‘sworn at by Streeting’ has history of fake videos
A viral audio clip purporting to record Wes Streeting swearing at a man comes from a social media user who has manipulated media in the past.
UK News|Jul 4
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