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Fines and legal action can be taken
Open at Wales OnlineSunday, 6 September 2026
Sunday, 6 September 2026 · London edition · Vol. 1
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Fines and legal action can be taken
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If you are looking for your next gripping Netflix watch, a true crime documentary is being rediscovered by viewers
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An inspection report four Strangeways was in an "appalling state" and was plagued by violence and organised crime
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The man is said to have had his legs' inside the crocodile's mouth for over an hour before help arrived
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A claim for State Pension won't just end when someone dies, there are things you need to do.
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The pensioner was taken into custody for questioning after the six-car pile-up outside Sears Retail Park in Solihull
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She later failed to inform authorities she was receiving student finance
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Frances Connolly said it is human nature to help others
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Police had appealed for information about the whereabouts of Gary who had been due to arrive at Newcastle Central Station on Friday
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A Methley boy is set to take on a mountainous challenge this October🗻
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One of Europe's most stunning winter getaways is just a few hours away
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Visitors have been enjoying local live music and food and drink
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James Speirs, a former Gartree Prison officer, was jailed for six years after admitting smuggling drugs and phones to prisoners for criminal gangs
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Dr Charles Tennant has outlined the issues facing the Midlands car manufacturer as a huge round of redundancies was announced
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The town councillor told how she wanted to speak for the town's residents, saying: 'We're very, very worried'
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The winter allowance is no longer handed to all pensioners
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The decision on the proposal is due to take place next week when Tameside council's planning panel meet
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"The trial comes after a five-year investigation"
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The First Minister declined to say how many workers would be made redundant - despite being asked three times.
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DWP pays the state pension to 13 million state pension recipients - with eight million of the claimants being paid £739.
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A family fun day that was due to take place on Sunday was cancelled
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The First Minister said he "can't put a specific figure" on how many public sector roles will be chopped as the SNP Government struggles to plug a £5 billion financial blackhole.
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The 1960s pop star, whose manager suggested the name after seeing it outside a house in Scotland, topped the charts and outsold Sam Cooke's original in the UK.
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