Zelensky says army locked in ‘fierce’ border battles amid Russian assault
President Volodymyr Zelensky said ‘fierce battles’ are taking place near the border in eastern and north-eastern Ukraine.
World News|May 13
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States has made things much worse for the working people
I WAS reading in the paper (3 May) about how the States might have to do away with the doctors’ grant, charge more for A&E visits and even start charging OAPs for their prescriptions.
Readers' Letters|May 13
Readers' Letters
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Bluebird Belles sing at their favourite event
HUNDREDS of islanders, three performances and two evenings of fun and dancing were had at the weekend with the annual Specsavers hangar ball.
News|May 13
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Nadhim Zahawi appointed chairman of Barclay family-owned Very Group
The former chancellor will take the role at the online retailer, which includes Very and Littlewoods.
UK News|May 13
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Universities warn of fall in number of international student applications
The warning comes ahead of a report expected this week on the graduate visa route.
UK News|May 12
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Charity hopes report will show who decided haemophiliacs were ‘expendable’
The final Infected Blood Inquiry report will be published on May 20.
UK News|May 12
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Gareth Southgate only thinking about England amid Manchester United links
Southgate is reportedly a candidate for Manchester United should they decide to part company with under-fire manager Erik ten Hag.
UK Sport|May 12
UK Sport
Starmer faces calls for Elphicke probe and criticism over her anti-strike views
A union boss has hit out at the Tory defector’s ‘disgraceful attack on firefighters’ and called her opinions ‘incompatible’ with the Labour whip.
UK News|May 12
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Obese people more likely to take time off work sick, study finds
Researchers warned the economic consequences of obesity are ‘massive’.
UK News|May 12
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Source of sugar, not just amount, could impact weight in children – study
Academics explored if intrinsic sugars – sugar that occurs naturally in the food – impacted the rate of obesity in youngsters.
UK News|May 12
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Starmer invites Labour mayors to develop 10-year local growth plans
The Labour leader accused the Tories of failing to fulfil their pledge to reduce regional inequalities.
UK News|May 12
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Marc Skinner wants to stay at Manchester United after ‘historic’ FA Cup win
Skinner played down the absence of Sir Jim Ratcliffe at Wembley and expressed his desire to stay at United.
UK Sport|May 12
UK Sport
Investigation after locomotive derails from heritage railway during festival
The restored 115-ton heritage diesel locomotive, built in 1968, was on the back of a six-carriage passenger train when it partially derailed.
UK News|May 12
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Cutting international students would be ‘calamitous,’ university leader warns
Professor Dame Sally Mapstone, president of Universities UK, has said reducing the number of international students could harm the economy.
UK News|May 12
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Natalie Elphicke’s defection to Labour ‘naked opportunism’, Cameron says
The Dover MP has dismissed claims she lobbied ministers to interfere in her ex-husband’s trial as ‘nonsense’.
UK News|May 12
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