'We thought it was hay fever' - Boy dies after going to GP with swollen nose
Jake Swinscoe was diagnosed with stage 3 fusion-positive alveolar rhabdomyosarcoma in July 2023 and died just two weeks before his 14th birthday
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Nigel Farage is enriching himself while trying to plunge British families into poverty - Yorkshire Post Letters
From: Mike Baldwin, Raven Road, Nether Edge, Sheffield.
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Warning over parcel thefts in Coventry amid reports of suspects in 'delivery uniform'
Police are urging householders to 'be vigilant'
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Teenager jailed after robbing man’s gold necklace at central London Tube station
Mamadou Bah, 19, robbed the victim at Chancery Lane station in the early hours of the morning in December last year
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Andy Burnham's government to introduce strict new food rules for schools
The new school food standards are the first for more than a decade, aimed at tackling childhood obesity and tooth decay, with free school meals extended to all families on Universal Credit
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Speedboat killer jailed again for attacking woman
A man who was jailed for manslaughter over a woman's death in a speedboat crash has been sentenced to 20 months in prison for assaulting another woman.
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Warning issued to Irish passport holders as major travel rule change to come into force within weeks
A major change to ferry travel rules is coming into force on September 28
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TikTok users most likely to overestimate true level of crime in London, new research reveals
Social media users wrongly thought crime in the capital had gone up in the six-year period to 2025, when it actually fell
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Pension tax that's poised to create a timebomb
Chartered accountant Ross Boyd says there’s a need to be vigilant about an upcoming change
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Bid to transform three disused Glasgow school janitor houses into social homes
Glasgow Building Preservation Trust is looking to purchase the derelict buildings and convert them for social housing.
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Yellow lawns may turn dark green if you add this 1 natural item to the soil
A lush, green lawn is the key mark of a healthy garden, so when grass starts turning yellow
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Passengers evacuated from easyJet flight after powerbank catches fire
The plane was taxiing when the fire started
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Burnham to urge ‘culture shift’ to unlock UK’s business potential
The PM says he wants to make it easier to start and grow a business
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Double income, no kids: How do ‘Dinks’ manage their money?
Couples without children typically have higher discretionary incomes, but are they more likely to build long-term wealth? Natalie Gil finds out
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London travel news LIVE: Casualty on tracks disrupting commuter trains into morning rush-hour
Latest travel updates as a fault with the signalling system between London Blackfriars and London St Pancras also causes delays this morning
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Glasgow mum who tried to end own life from postnatal depression 'wrongly' discharged by NHS
"The only thing that hasn't killed me yet is that I don't want to be the reason Callie doesn't have a mum."
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Impact of premature birth on children needs to be recognised in Glasgow schools, says councillor
Labour councillor Lilith Johnstone has scheduled a motion for this Thursday’s full council meeting asking members to recognise how, according to Public Health Scotland, pre-term birth rates have continued to increase.
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Deep-fried food banned and desserts cut back under new school dinner rules
Schools in England will stop offering pupils deep-fried foods such as chips and cut down on desserts in reforms aimed at tackling childhood obesity and tooth decay.
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Can you solve it? Do you have the brain of an engineer?
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Open at The GuardianBack to school for the real-life ‘Derry Girls’ who grew up in the 1980s against the backdrop of the Troubles
As the former schoolgirls gathered this weekend for a reunion, the memories they share will, in time, become part of a digital social history project
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Major disruption on Cardiff railway line as trains are cancelled
There will be no services running to one of Cardiff's stations for much of Monday morning
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Martin Lewis warns anyone aged 41-90 to check state pension after HMRC error
Martin Lewis has urged people to check if they are owed money after Home Responsibilities Protection records were found to be missing from National Insurance records
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London Gatwick: Delays and cancellations on Monday, September 14
These are the delays and cancellations to and from London Gatwick on Monday, September 14.
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Charleston unveils autumn programme of live evening events
In the restored Hay Barn at Charleston in Firle
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