Starmer admits mangling his words over ‘sausages’ blunder
Sir Keir Starmer has been mocked online after saying ‘sausages’ instead of ‘hostages’ during a major speech.
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Traffic & Highways defends ‘clunky and limited’ Taxi App
TRAFFIC & Highway Services has defended the Guernsey Taxi App after reviewers gave it less than 2 stars.
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Parts of England lashed by heavy rain and flooding overnight
A yellow rain warning persists for large parts of England and Wales before the wet weather finally eases into the afternoon
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Thousands of seals counted in Thames Estuary ‘shows habitat is still healthy’
The Zoological Society of London counted the number of harbour and grey seals across the Greater Thames Estuary as part of conservation work.
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Naomi Campbell defends role after charity trustee barring: I was not in control
A probe into Fashion for Relief found serious mismanagement of funds.
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More flooding expected in parts of England before heavy rain starts to ease
An amber warning has been issued for areas of the Midlands and the south of the country, which came into force at 6pm and will last for 12 hours.
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Starmer warns Israel-Hezbollah clashes risk triggering wider regional war
Sir Keir Starmer called for a ceasefire, warning that a wider conflict could have ‘consequences that none of us can foresee’.
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Netanyahu vows to use ‘full force’ against Hezbollah and dims ceasefire hopes
Increasingly heavy exchanges of fire have killed hundreds of people in Lebanon and threatened to trigger an all-out war between Israel and Hezbollah.
World News|Sep 26
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Pumpkins, onions and parsnips on display at giant vegetables competition
The CANNA UK National Giant Vegetables Championship is often a source of new Guinness World Records.
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Parts of UK struck by more flash floods as Met Office issues amber rain warning
The Met Office has issued an amber warning for areas of the Midlands and south of the country, set to come into force at 6pm on Thursday.
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UK and Australia to begin negotiations on treaty for nuclear submarine programme
UK Defence Secretary John Healey said that the bilateral agreement between the two Aukus nations would ‘bind’ the alliance into law.
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Met investigating fresh Al Fayed allegations on top of 19 existing complaints
The force said it was speaking to lawyers representing alleged victims of Mohamed Al Fayed.
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Flood warnings issued for parts of England with chance of isolated tornadoes
The Environment Agency has 30 flood warnings in place across England, meaning flooding is expected, and 78 flood alerts, meaning flooding is possible.
UK News|Sep 26
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Netanyahu: Israel will not stop striking Hezbollah until our goals are achieved
Increasingly heavy exchanges of fire have killed hundreds of people in Lebanon and threatened to trigger an all-out war between Israel and Hezbollah.
World News|Sep 26
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Dots above Bronte surname added to memorial nearly 85 years on from installation
It is not known why the two dots above the ‘e’ at the end of the Bronte name were left off when it was originally installed in 1939.
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