WW1 wreck dive film to get more screenings
Two more screenings of the locally-made film The Hunt for Lady Olive and the German Submarine have been announced due to popular demand.
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North of England ‘sees greater costs as higher rates of children enter care’
Analysis in a new report has ‘exposed the deeply rooted social inequalities’, the authors said.
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Next government must close anti-corruption ‘loopholes’, say MPs
MPs campaigning against corruption said the UK had a ‘unique chance for global leadership’ on tackling economic crime.
UK News|Apr 16
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Type 2 diabetes genetically linked to breast, bowel and pancreatic cancer
Genetic factors that contribute to the link between type 2 diabetes and increased cancer risk have been poorly understood until now.
UK News|Apr 16
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Insurers charging rates similar to credit cards for monthly cover – Which?
Some home insurers are charging nearly 35% APR on monthly payments, the consumer group said.
UK News|Apr 16
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Hunt says economic ‘feelgood factor’ will be stronger in autumn
The Chancellor appeared to hint at an autumn general election.
UK News|Apr 16
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Sunak urges Netanyahu to keep ‘calm heads’ in Israeli response to Iran attack
The Prime Minister told his Israeli counterpart ‘significant escalation was in no one’s interest’, Downing Street said.
UK News|Apr 16
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Old Trafford regeneration task force meet for first time
Lord Coe oversaw the meeting that took place on Monday.
UK Sport|Apr 16
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Bank Governor Bailey: We are seeing very encouraging signs for the economy
It came hours after the IMF unveiled new forecasts predicting that the UK will eke out slower growth this year than previously thought.
UK News|Apr 16
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Reconsidering Horizon would have put Post Office in ‘crisis mode’, says ex-boss
Former chief executive David Mills said he had not been made aware of complaints about the defectiveness of the accounting software.
UK News|Apr 16
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Lady Chakrabarti apologises for ‘becoming intemperate’ after shouting in chamber
The former Labour shadow attorney general issued her apology before asking a question of the Foreign Secretary on Tuesday.
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More potential jurors dismissed as Trump’s hush money trial enters second day
It is the first of Donald Trump’s four criminal cases to go to trial and may be the only one that could reach a verdict before November’s election.
World News|Apr 16
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Smoking ban a bid by ‘technocratic establishment’ to limit freedom, says Truss
The former prime minister described the Tobacco and Vapes Bill as a ‘virtue-signalling piece of legislation’.
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Drowning of wealthy heiress was ‘acquisitive killing’, court hears
The murder trial of fraudster Donald McPherson was halted in 2021 and he was cleared of the murder of his wife Paula Leeson.
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Squatters who have taken over Gordon Ramsay’s London pub ‘served legal papers’
The group locked themselves inside the Grade II-listed York & Albany hotel and gastropub situated just outside Regent’s Park last week.
UK News|Apr 16
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