Larry who? Starmer reveals new kitten Prince is yet to meet No 10 cat
The Prime Minister also revealed he went to an escape room for his daughter’s birthday on the weekend.
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TV personality Christine Hamilton’s kitchen submerged by Storm Bert floods
Video footage posted on social media shows the former reality TV veteran’s kitchen submerged in water.
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Hugo Lloris backing Ange Postecoglou to end Spurs drought but calls for patience
Hugo Lloris captained Tottenham in three unsuccessful finals, but feels the current crop can go one better.
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Overnight visitors to Wales could pay ‘tourism tax’ under Welsh Government plans
The Welsh Government estimated that the levy could generate up to £33 million a year if all Welsh local authorities introduce it.
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ITV shares surge on reported takeover interest
It is understood that CVC is joining forces with a European broadcaster to consider a bid for parts or all of ITV.
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Barbara Taylor Bradford had ‘elegance, poise and steely determination’
The novelist died aged 91 on Sunday.
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Welsh Government announces changes to controversial farming payment scheme
Farmers will no longer be asked to have a minimum of 10% tree cover on their land.
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Barbara Taylor Bradford: Best-selling author known for A Woman of Substance
Her books have sold more than 91 million copies and have been published in more than 40 languages and in 90 countries.
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Prosecutors demand maximum sentence for Gisele Pelicot’s ex-husband
Fifty-one men are accused of raping the 71-year-old after she had been drugged and rendered unconscious by Dominique Pelicot.
World News|Nov 25
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Romanian far-right populist enters presidential election run-off with most votes
Calin Georgescu is running as an independent, and will face the reformist Elena Lasconi in a run-off in a fortnight.
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Keir Starmer reiterates plans for spiking to become specific offence
The Prime Minister laid out plans for staff to be trained in relation to spiking and spotting predatory behaviour.
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Chaos Festival set to end after 20 years
The annual Chaos festival is set to come to a close next year, but organisers have said they will not go out quietly.
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Landslide and flash floods leave 16 dead in Sumatra, Indonesia
Mud, rocks and trees tumbled down a mountain after torrential rains, tearing through four hilly districts.
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Impact of night-time cliff cycling concerns La Societe
La Societe Guernesiaise has expressed concerns about the impact of allowing night-time mountain biking on some stretches of the south coast cliff paths.
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Social media sites call for Australia to delay its ban on child use
Companies are calling on the proposed legislation to be pushed back by at least a year.
World News|Nov 25
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