Met Police chief faces calls to quit over Gaza protests
Suella Braverman and the Campaign Against Antisemitism criticised the force’s handling of protests over the past six months.
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Coventry Building Society agrees potential takeover of Co-op Bank for £780m
The two groups have been in discussions over a possible merger for several months.
UK News|Apr 18
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‘This wasn’t happening to someone else, it was MY heart’
When he was told he needed open-heart surgery, Neil Tucker couldn’t help but feel daunted. Now that he’s out the other side, he recounts the experience in the hope that it will help others in the same situation...
Features|Apr 18
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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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Plans to give millions across Britain access to new long-distance rail routes
Open access services on seven routes are being developed in a bid to boost connectivity, increase competition and reduce fares.
UK News|Apr 14
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Rayner property row a ‘storm in a teacup,’ shadow minister suggests amid probe
Jim McMahon bolstered Labour’s defence of the deputy leader on Saturday, saying many people will see the matter as a ‘storm in a teacup’.
UK News|Apr 13
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Rishi Sunak launching employment plan to help veterans secure high-paid jobs
Op Prosper aims to support veterans into work after they leave the armed forces
UK News|Apr 11
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Male veterans aged 25 to 44 at higher risk of suicide than general population
It is the first time such analysis of suicide among UK armed forces veterans in England and Wales has been published.
UK News|Apr 5
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Thousands of shoplifters still walking free after being detained, Co-op warns
The firm said there had been some early signs of progress since the Government stepped in to help crack down on retail crime.
UK News|Apr 4
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Reunion marks 40 years since Europe’s first successful heart-lung transplant
Professor John Wallwork led the team of medics who carried out the pioneering surgery in 1984.
UK News|Apr 4
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Co-op warns shop crime has ‘consequences’ as incidents hit record high
The group revealed the scale of the issue in its annual report, which also showed a slump in its yearly profit after selling its petrol stations.
UK News|Apr 4
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Co-op reports tumbling profits amid ‘turbulent’ conditions
The retail-to-funerals business said it had invested millions of pounds in lowering prices as competition heated up between supermarkets.
UK News|Apr 4
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Driver claimed police who chased him were imposters
A DRIVER who was chased by police for seven miles before his car was stopped in a ‘stinger’ operation told the Magistrate’s Court that he thought the officers concerned were imposters.
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British shoppers urged to buy Fairtrade chocolate over Easter
Cocoa prices have soared to new highs in recent weeks after extreme weather affected yields in the world’s largest exporters – Ivory Coast and Ghana.
UK News|Mar 27
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More than half of England’s veterans ‘suffer mental or physical health issues’
A survey of 4,910 veterans found that 55% have experienced a mental or physical health issue potentially related to their service.
UK News|Mar 25
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