Harry Potter fans race to grab £18 Lego Fawkes set for £3 as HBO trailer drops
While the show's premiere is still a few months away, launching on Christmas Day, it's the stocking filler at £3 instead of £18
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Premier League icon 'caught with mistress in living room' as wife and kids walk in
Ruud Gullit was a world-class midfielder who won the FA Cup with Chelsea and helped the Netherlands win Euro 88.
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Top cybersecurity expert on Manchester Airports Group cyber attack risks - and what you can do about it
Professor Daniel Dresner, Academic lead for Cyber Security at The University of Manchester, speaks to the Manchester Evening News about what people should do to protect themselves
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Apple's newest AirTag 'perfect for keeping track of valuables' drops to lowest price
"Decided to upgrade after listening to what the experts were saying and am more than pleased with the result..."
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Pharmacist warning over hidden side effect of Type 2 diabetes drug
More than three million people are prescribed metformin to treat diabetes.
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Andy Burnham's Cash ISA boost for those born in certain years
Rachel Reeves' decision to cut the Cash ISA limit to £12,000 from April 2027 will go ahead as planned, but certain savers will be exempt.
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Parking cameras installed at Sheffield pub The Belfrey used by medical patients
“On some occasions we have found non-guests are using the car park so spaces become more scarce for customers”
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Andy Burnham's 1.52p per mile October charge for homes with cars on driveways
The Prime Minister's VAT cut has a benefit for some households.
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DWP confirms certain benefit scrapped in three months as Universal Credit letters sent
The Department for Work and Pensions (DWP) has issued an update.
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'Every member': Slimming World confirms major rule change in place today
The weight loss giant supports its members through its 12,000 community groups across the UK and Ireland and online
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Inside Wayne Rooney's £20m Cheshire mansion with football pitch, swimming pool and wine cellar
The family of six live in a huge property in Cheshire
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Anger as 'poor value for money' city centre roadworks causing 'hell of a lot of damage'
A councillor warned Leeds faces "economic suicide" if it continues to pursue the schemes.
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Apology over closure of busy footbridge in Nuneaton's biggest park
Urgent repair works are needed
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The Lazy Sunday Quiz: Test your general knowledge with these 10 questions - September 6, 2026
Can you get the answers right in our quiz?
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What numbers and letters in UK number plates mean after September 2026 change comes into effect
A motoring expert has explained the DVLA change
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Tourists flock to 'rare rainforest' in Devon with amazing gorge and waterfall
Lana Hartley, who lives in and travels Devon in her campervan, has showcased a stunning 'temperate rainforest' in the county that she describes as feeling 'untouched and otherwordly'
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Five-word tip to make Ryanair and easyJet flights more comfortable
It all depends which plane you are flying on for your holiday
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'Few drivers know' as UK September 2026 number plate change comes into effect
A motoring expert has explained the DVLA change
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The abandoned Scottish 'mental asylum' that has been turned into a village
"One of the UK’s most iconic redevelopment projects."
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Man 'dragged ex-girlfriend along hotel corridor and forced her to walk over broken glass'
Dean Marshall was spared jail at Warwick Crown Court
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New Scottish air ambulances to end ‘heartbreaking’ separation of sick children from parents on mercy flights
Replacement fleet will enable medics to keep in touch with experts on the ground in flight
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Cosla President: Councils are up for reform but will "fiercely defend" local accountability of public services
Cllr Shona Morrison, COSLA President, says “Scotland needs more democracy, not less”.
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Fears grow for long-term future of 'orphan child' of British broadcasting
Pressing funding woes spark concern around sustainability of flagship Gaelic language service
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