Tesco and John Lewis among retailers offering work to Universal Credit claimants
Major UK retailers including Tesco, John Lewis, Curry's and Costa Coffee have signed up to the programme
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Thug attacked girlfriend's dog with hammer and filmed attack on pet
Lewis Walker, 33, of Widnes, admitted controlling or coercive behaviour which included mistreating his girlfriend's dog
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Arson arrest after fire at Greenbank flats sees dozens evacuated
Seven people had to be rescued by firefighters
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Fried eggs will be 'so delicious' if simple sauce is added to the pan before cooking
Transform ordinary fried eggs into an extraordinary meal with one simple ingredient that adds a delicious smoky, spicy flavour.
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Petworth hotel named one of country’s ‘most unusual’
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The 3 extra DWP payments for state pensioners from October 2026 - full list
State pensioners are set to receive three extra DWP payments from October 2026
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Farmers and data centres should complement each other, not compete for resources - Ben Pluke
It has been a hard year for British farmers. Energy spikes, floods and droughts have all conspired to produce one of the worst harvests on record. Now farmers’ face a fresh threat for their resources; data centres.
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Strictly Come Dancing stars declare 'we're back' in move away from BBC show
Gorka Marquez, who announced he was leaving Strictly, are among the professional dancers involved
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Story of the Birmingham flags in pictures as council takes on Raise the Colours in court
Story of the Birmingham flags in pictures as council takes on Raise the Colours in court
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Scots haulage firm goes bust after 60 years as all workers lose jobs
VG Mathers Limited has gone into liquidation after operating since 1968.
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Stormont live: Question time for Communities Minister, debates on renewable electricity and addressing dilapidated buildings
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Scarborough Open Air Theatre announces two huge stars for summer 2027 concert series
The first acts for the summer 2027 edition of Scarborough Open Air Theatre's concert series have been announced
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Andy Burnham £200 payment for pensioners born before 1960 - but not all over 65
Andy Burnham has confirmed £200 Winter Fuel Payments for eligible state pensioners born before 1960
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Man who stabbed mother to death outside home as father begged for help loses appeal
Gregor Bauld chased his screaming mother into the road and stabbed her to death
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Is it illegal to park on the pavement? UK rules and fines explained
Pavement parking is a common sight across UK towns and cities, but the rules are not always clear
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Bid for late night alcohol premises licence at Knotty Ash site
The bid proposes late trading for off-sales, with alcohol sales allowed from 9am to 2am Sunday to Wednesday and 9am to 4am Thursday to Saturday
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Brute threw TV out of living room window of 12th floor flat
Connor Anderson also subjected the woman to verbal abuse during their brief relationship, Hamilton Sheriff Court was told.
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Woman taking 12 people who have never been abroad before on holiday
A group of people with autism, learning disabilities and mental illness will get their first ever holiday
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A uniform firearms licensing service would be welcomed by Yorkshire but recommendations miss the mark - Roger Seddon
What do people in Helmsley and Hull have in common? One thing that is definitely not the right answer is having a firearms licensing service that is fit for purpose. This is not altogether surprising given that there ar…
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DWP PIP cuts update for claimants in work, out of work or unable to work
A new survey shows the public aren't supportive of DWP PIP cuts.
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Cardiff student 'thought she was hungover' but was hours from death
Elle Black was in her first year at Cardiff University
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Scottish farmer forced to make 'heartbreaking' decision after 'devastating' news
The farmer admitted he had learned a "big lesson" after taking a huge gamble at his Kirkcaldy farm.
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Andy Burnham payments worth £200 for state pensioners born before 1960
The £200 Winter Fuel Payment is only for state pensioners under 80, with those born before 1946 receiving £300
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Nigel Farage calls for ban on all full-face coverings in public 'once and for all'
Reform UK leader Nigel Farage has called for a ban on all full-face coverings in public spaces
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