Thousands of rail fare prosecutions set to be declared void after judge’s ruling
Passengers were prosecuted under the single justice procedure when they should not have been.
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Birthday wishes for Anne from royal family as princess turns 74
The King’s sister, who is often seen as the hardest working royal, spent five nights in hospital in June after being struck by a horse.
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Pheu Thai party leader to be nominated in vote for new Thailand PM
Srettha Thavisin was removed as prime minister by court order over an ethical violation on Wednesday.
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Admiral profits soar as it hails 12% increase in customers
The insurer cut premiums at the start of this year, leading to a flood of new business at its car insurance division.
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More students accepted on UK degree courses than last year – Ucas
School and college leavers have received A-level and T-level grades to help them progress on to university courses.
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New cardboard coffin designs being tested at crematorium
A new kind of cardboard coffin is being tested at the Foulon Crematorium after the States suspended their use on safety grounds.
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Condor passenger charged £354 to carry six pigeons
A change to rules regarding the transportation of pets to the UK caught one islander by surprise after he was charged more than £350 to carry six pigeons on board Condor.
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Processing of tax returns from 2020 ‘above 85% complete’
The end is in sight for the processing of 2020 tax returns, as the latest tax backlog figures were published this week.
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Aurigny’s first long-term lease craft is back in service
Aurigny’s flight schedule has stabilised, after a disrupted start to the week.
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Patsy, 88, wins oldest castle swimmer award for second time
Repeat Castle Swim swimmer Patsy Self has taken home the Bill Green award as the oldest person in the water for a second time.
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UK economy grows 0.6% between April and June
UK gross domestic product for the second quarter matched economist predictions.
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Students receive A-level results after pandemic and concrete crisis disruptions
Education Secretary Bridget Phillipson said she is ‘determined’ to break down barriers to opportunity so every young person can thrive.
UK News|Aug 14
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Blind lawyer and boss take on 24 peaks in 24 hours to raise £150,000 for charity
Michael Smith, who lost sight in the central part of his eyes, will be tethered to his boss, Jack Stacy, for 24 hours as they climb 24 peaks.
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Parents of brain tumour boy welcome study into kinder cancer care for children
Zac Staples died when he was just four years old.
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Social media firms ‘failing to detect and remove’ suicide and self-harm content
The Molly Rose Foundation is calling for a new Online Safety Bill to strengthen content regulation.
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