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.
UK News|Sep 27
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New leader of Scottish Conservatives to be announced
Either Russell Findlay, Murdo Fraser or Meghan Gallacher will take on the party’s top job in Scotland
UK News|Sep 27
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Gambling ads during Premier League opening weekend nearly triple, study shows
They said the findings highlight the explosion of gambling marketing and how the industry’s current self-regulation is failing
UK News|Sep 26
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Memphis man gets life sentence for killing rapper Young Dolph
Justin Johnson was found guilty of murder after jurors deliberated for just under four hours.
World News|Sep 26
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Lancashire restrict Worcestershire to boost County Championship survival hopes
The Red Rose county must win their final game to avoid the drop to Division Two.
UK Sport|Sep 26
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England bowler Matthew Potts explores ways to ‘keep control and find peak speed’
Potts will fly out to Pakistan next week as one of half-a-dozen frontline fast bowlers for a three-match Test tour.
UK Sport|Sep 26
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Collaboration and philanthropy to be sought to boost ‘shoestring’ arts funding
Communities Minister Gordon Lyons was pressed by leaders and influencers in the arts to rescue the sector.
UK News|Sep 26
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Football-related arrests rose 14 per cent in 2023-24 season in England and Wales
West Ham supporters accounted for the most arrests and had the most banning orders in place, according to a new Home Office report.
UK Sport|Sep 26
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Bold decisions needed to tackle Scotland’s housing emergency, says minister
Paul McLennan said £100 million of Government cash would lever in other funds to build 2,800 mid-market homes for rent.
UK News|Sep 26
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British mother tells of ‘biggest relief’ as son boards plane out of Lebanon
Nicola Peters is waiting for her son, Charlie, to return to London as he left Lebanon amid growing violence between Hezbollah and Israel.
UK News|Sep 26
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Pennon announces £16m Devon contamination hit and rising sewage spills
During the parasite outbreak in Brixham over the summer it supplied bottled water to thousands of households for eight weeks.
UK News|Sep 26
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WI is looking to name its new centre at Cobo
A NAME is being sought for the new Women’s Institute centre, which will shortly be opening at Cobo Community Centre.
News|Sep 26
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Air fryers now third most-used appliance in British kitchens – survey
Only toasters and microwaves are more commonly used, with 33% now not using a conventional oven at all, the poll found.
UK News|Sep 25
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Engineer says carbon fibre hull of Titan submersible showed signs of flaws
Five people died when the submersible imploded on the way to the wreckage of the Titanic in June 2023.
World News|Sep 25
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Fact check: Around 10% of Clacton’s pensioners will retain winter fuel payments
Nigel Farage correctly cited the number of constituents eligible for the benefit last winter but did not clarify that some still qualify for help.
UK News|Sep 25
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