Driver flees UK after guilty verdict over crash that killed veterinary nurse
Vytautas Kiminius hit Rachel Radwell’s Fiesta head-on after taking a ‘racing line’ through a corner near Peterborough in November 2018.
UK News|Oct 8, 2020
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Smalling returns to Roma with late deals celebrated – Tuesday’s sporting social
Chris Smalling bid a fond farewell to Manchester United as he returned to Roma.
UK Sport|Oct 6, 2020
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Hidden ‘treasure’ wanted
FORGOTTEN treasures are being sought ahead of this year’s St Matthew’s Church annual bazaar on 17 October.
News|Oct 2, 2020
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New music and entertainment venue to be built in Manchester
Co-op Live will create thousands of jobs and apprenticeships.
UK News|Sep 25, 2020
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Raymond Van Barneveld to come out of retirement in 2021
The Dutchman has won five world championships.
UK Sport|Sep 23, 2020
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Weddings capped at 15 people, Boris Johnson announces
Celebrations held this weekend will narrowly avoid the new restrictions, which come into effect in England on Monday.
UK News|Sep 22, 2020
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Co-op sales jump after pandemic drives ‘exceptional’ grocery demand
The business said total revenues increased by 7.6% to £5.8 billion for the 26 weeks to July 4.
UK News|Sep 17, 2020
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Supermarket sales growth slows in August amid impact from Eat Out scheme
The latest grocery market share figures from Kantar revealed that grocery sales increased by 10.8% over the past 12 weeks to September 6.
UK News|Sep 15, 2020
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Woman’s family tells of ‘absolute hell’ amid appeal over 2011 disappearance
Lana Purcell disappeared in January 2011.
UK News|Sep 14, 2020
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Bursting with Pride
THOUSANDS of people donned feathers and sequins and waved rainbow flags to take part in what could be the only Pride parade in the British Isles this summer.
News|Sep 14, 2020
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For our utopia to continue Condor needs direct financial support
I’M SURE we can all remember back to March when we were met with shelves empty of pasta, rice and toilet roll. Thankful that the shelves were otherwise full, we were able to stock up, feed ourselves and open another bottle of wine as we quite literally avoided each other like the plague. Remember when we had to speak to Mum and Dad through the front window when we delivered their groceries.
Readers' Letters|Sep 12, 2020
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Trump: Pentagon leaders want war to keep contractors ‘happy’
He reiterated that reports of offensive comments about war dead were a ‘hoax’.
World News|Sep 8, 2020
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New Co-op initiative to save tonnes of ‘scrunchable’ plastic
Special in-store collection points have been set up in 50 stores across the south of England, encouraging customers to recycle more flimsy plastics.
UK News|Sep 7, 2020
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Marcus Rashford criticises Conservative MP for comments on child hunger
The Manchester United footballer said he would urge MP Kevin Hollinrake to ‘talk to families before tweeting’.
UK News|Sep 6, 2020
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New Lib Dem leader kicks off ‘listening tour’ with fish and chip shop shift
Sir Ed Davey said the party’s poor showing in the last three general elections was ‘voters sending a message’.
UK News|Sep 4, 2020
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