Police response to Dover anti-migrant protest to be scrutinised as MPs condemn masked men who blocked roads
Daniel Thomas, an associate of far right activist Tommy Robinson, has appeared to claim credit for the action
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Daniel Thomas, an associate of far right activist Tommy Robinson, has appeared to claim credit for the action
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Kitchen cabinets can quickly become a magnet for grease, food residue, and bacteria, but a simple household item you likely already have can help deep-clean them and leave them looking shiny
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Hundreds of cyclists are taking part in the Greater Haywards Heath Bike Ride 2026 today.
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Lyndsey Ridley spent 45 minutes shouting and swearing before spitting at the two People's Kitchen workers
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Rough Close Common borders Stoke-on-Trent
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Bond market volatility means John Healey will have to take tough decisions, soon, if he wants to meet spending pledges In John Healey’s bright Treasury office, overlooking St James’s Park, the artwork has not changed si…
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Kelly Marie Lundie sadly died at the scene in Liverpool
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The family-of-five have been awarded more than £6,400 in compensation after they were left without a cooker, fridge or a place to prepare food
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Government support on the way for older households
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The former footballer turned TV star described the experience as 'unbelievable'
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"I want my members to feel like they can walk around confidently and not feel like they have to make themselves smaller."
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One boy racer overtook other vehicles at around 90mph in a 30mph speed zone
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Newcastle-under-Lyme MP Adam Jogee has proposed the Road Safety Plans Bill
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The Audi involved in the crash rolled over onto its roof in Alum Rock Road
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Betty's has been serving up its famous afternoon tea for decades – and now I know why people keep going back
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The cases included drug offences, violence and other crimes
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Raise the Colours have been attaching Union and St George's Cross flags to lampposts in the Midlands and the south of England since last year, but several local authorities have removed them from public infrastructure,…
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Frances Connolly’s PFC Trust funds good causes in the North East of England.
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"When you walked into a brand new apartment with its own toilet, hot water, and three bedrooms, it was magical."
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Red Devils travel to Merseyside
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Andrew Ranger, a Labour MP for Wrexham, spoke out in the Commons to quiz the DWP.
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The department will be taking action under so-called snooping powers
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Two men have been charged after thousands of pounds worth of drugs were seized in Middlesbrough
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Stephen Gibson will appear at Teesside Magistrates' Court on Monday, September 7
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