Furniture and electricals among price cuts as retailers hope to ‘revive’ demand
The rate that prices were rising in shops across the country had returned to normal levels, an influential retail group said.
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Election campaign day five: Bank Holiday bother for Rishi Sunak
Rishi Sunak, Sir Keir Starmer and Sir Ed Davey continued to set out their stalls for the country.
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Brendan Rodgers ‘kept Celtic believing’ as they clinched double success
Celtic beat Rangers at Hampden on Saturday to follow up their league title victory.
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Netanyahu acknowledges ‘tragic mistake’ after Rafah strike kills dozens
He said Israel was investigating the strike that occurred the night before.
World News|May 27
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Sunak shows off his football skills with young players on campaign trail
The Prime Minister visited a lower league football ground as his home team Southampton celebrated their promotion to the Premier League.
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Elon Musk’s xAI raises six billion dollars to develop artificial intelligence
XAI said it has made ‘significant strides’ during the past year in developing the technology, which will continue in the coming months.
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Sanctions against Israel not ‘off the table’, Irish premier says
Israel has continued operations in Rafah after the International Court of Justice ordered Israel to halt its offensive there.
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Tory TikTok launch ‘pathetic’ compared with Labour’s ‘savvier’ approach – expert
Labour has accrued millions of views with memes about the Tories’ national service pledge.
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Israel faces new condemnation over Rafah strikes
France, a close European ally of Israel, said it was ‘outraged’ by the violence.
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Inquiry into death of serial killer Peter Tobin to be held in September
The 76-year-old died on October 8 2022 while serving a full life order for the murder of three women.
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Guernsey teenagers went to work in occupied Alderney
YOUNG Guernsey people were used to support an element of ‘normal’ life in Alderney during the Occupation, a report in the island’s wartime past has revealed.
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D-Day re-enactment groups hope to inspire remembrance in anniversary year
The East Yorkshire Regiment Living Group was set up to portray the actions of the Second Battalion of the East Yorkshire Regiment.
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Army veteran named Orange dressing up as a lemon to run Everest Marathon
Sally Orange, 50, is taking on the international high altitude sports event on May 29.
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Prison staff ‘on the brink’ take equivalent of 770 years mental health sick days
The number of mental ill health sick days taken by prisons and probation staff was the equivalent of 774 years, the Labour Party claimed.
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Children encouraged to garden and fish in project on tackling loneliness
The effects of so-called social prescribing on wellbeing, mental health difficulties, academic attendance and achievement will be measured.
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