Thousands of UK households could be owed up to £90 cash due to Storm Boelo
More than 82,000 properties have been left without power
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More than 82,000 properties have been left without power
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Mallaghan writes to Speaker after latest ‘sickening’ revelations about disgraced ex-DUP leader’s work on children’s rights bodies
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'Rubbish situation' says Solihull planners as they forced to accept new government planning rules shakeup
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It said there had been a shift
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Seven people are seriously injured, 18 sustained less serious injuries and 58 have minor injuries
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Government gear up to deliver their Budget.
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Chancellor John Healey's first Budget will take place on Wednesday, October 28
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Chancellor will announce in the Budget next week plans to deploy 2,000 anti-fraud specialists to job centres throughout the country.
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Chancellor John Healey's first Budget will take place on Wednesday, October 28
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The Chancellor will set out a “roadmap” for fiscal devolution in the Budget.
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Yorkshire Chancellor John Healey is set to announce his first Budget, but amid the expectation of an Andy Burnham Government there are turbulent economic headwinds.
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Businesses in the Humber are hoping for good news on carbon capture and storage project and the UK’s first hydrogen network in the Budget.
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Opposition politicians believe that there is a “real chance” that the Chancellor does scrap the changes.
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Speaking ahead of the Budget, the Michelin-starred chef urged action from Mr Burnham and Chancellor John Healey on VAT.
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Fr Raymond Helmich’s secret decommissioning effort revealed in uncovered letter
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The council has denied that the figures behind the idea are flawed
Open at Leicester MercuryIn This Working Life, teacher and union chief Fergal McGuckin speaks to Claire Dickson on going from youth work to the education sector, diversity in schools and maintaining connections with past pupils
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Banbridge student (21) only local among four quiz buffs facing tough TV challenge against Bristol rivals
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