Thames Water warns of 44% surge in bills under new business plans
The troubled firm said customer bills could rise by another £19 to £627 by 2030 under plans to up spend by another £3.1 billion.
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Asda grows profit as loyalty scheme drives supermarket sales
The UK’s third biggest supermarket chain said its underlying earnings rose by 24% to £1.1 billion over 2023.
UK News|Apr 22
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Airlines with low-cost reputations ‘not always cheapest because of extras’
British Airways was cheaper than Ryanair and Wizz Air on two out of three routes analysed, according to consumer group Which?.
UK News|Apr 21
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Holyrood committee backs ‘necessary’ abortion buffer zones Bill at stage one
The Bill proposes a ban on protests within 200m of health facilities offering abortion services.
UK News|Apr 21
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Mark Menzies quits Conservatives as Tories say conduct ‘fell below standard’
The Fylde MP has been accused of misusing donors’ funds.
UK News|Apr 21
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Emile Cairess dedicates impressive London Marathon display to cousin
Another Briton, Mahamed Mahamed, finished fourth.
UK Sport|Apr 21
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Aid worker’s friend turns grief into love by raising money for old boxing club
James ‘Jim’ Henderson was among the seven World Central Kitchen workers who died in an Israeli air strike in Gaza.
UK News|Apr 21
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Spice Girls reunite for Victoria Beckham’s 50th birthday party
The 1990s girl group danced and sang along to their hit song Stop.
UK News|Apr 21
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Ukrainian and Western leaders hail US aid as Kremlin warns of ‘further ruin’
The House of Representatives voted overwhelmingly in favour of the package of 61 billion US dollars (£49.3 billion) in aid for Ukraine.
World News|Apr 21
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Israeli strikes on southern Gaza city of Rafah kill 22, mostly children
The attacks came as the United States was on track to approve billions of dollars in additional military aid for its close ally.
World News|Apr 21
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High Street works see drop in Arcade footfall
Footfall in the Arcade has fallen since Guernsey Electricity work started last week, but figures suggesting a 90% drop are being investigated by the Guernsey Retail Group.
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Erik ten Hag ‘can’t be bothered’ with criticism of job he is doing at Man United
United can salvage their season by winning the FA Cup and they aim to reach a second successive final when they host Championship Coventry on Sunday.
UK Sport|Apr 20
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Tories no longer a patriotic party, says Starmer
The Labour leader said the Conservative Party was no longer capable of ‘serving anything other than itself’.
UK News|Apr 20
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Met chief should quit over handling of Gaza protests, campaign group says
The Campaign Against Antisemitism’s chief executive has been at the centre of a row about the Met’s handling of pro-Palestinian protests.
UK News|Apr 20
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Owner of Gordon Ramsay-leased pub denies making deal with squatters
Film director Gary Love bought the freehold of the premises in 2007.
UK News|Apr 20
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