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Manchester’s worst street for parking fines PLUS Cheryl and Kelly on Canal Street
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Neighbours left rude note on car parked in public street – your rights explained
When a woman parked her car on her road, the last thing she expected was for her neighbours to kick off about it, and when they did, she wanted to know why they were being harsh
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The Repair Shop's Dominic Chinea worries pal in Cornish house as 'something is badly wrong'
The Repair Shop's metalwork expert Dominic Chinea faced a major setback when something went "really badly wrong" with the wiring during his Land Rover Series I restoration at his Cornish workshop
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Pretty UK seaside town dubbed 'Little Switzerland' is ideal for an autumn escape
The village has been crowned the finest seaside destination by Which? and is a must-visit for anyone seeking a peaceful autumn break in the UK
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Body of Nottingham woman found by police after search which lasted 11 days
Holly Whittaker, 28, had last been seen in Mapperley in early September
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Petrol and diesel price rises push UK inflation higher
Summer holidays and disruption to global oil supplies by the Middle East conflict stoked price growth.
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£147m and 18 years - all to work out what residents said all along about Sinfin Waste Plant
'This is not a moment for celebration. It is a moment to draw a line under a project that should never have happened'
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Sectarian Belfast killer wins legal battle over religious pamphlet linked to racial hatred claim
Convicted sectarian killer Glen Kane walks free from court
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Belfast man wins legal battle over religious pamphlet linked to racial hatred claim
Convicted sectarian killer Glen Kane walks free from court
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Patrols stepped up as police continue to quiz North Hill attempted murder suspect
Investigators are keen to hear from witnesses who saw any part of the incident on Tuesday night
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Businesses need to tackle the AI shyness tendency
Silence is becoming an unspoken barrier to the responsible and confident adoption of AI in the workplace, writes Mark Byrne
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Arsenal defender Gabriel kicking Emi Martinez in the head not a red card offence, expert panel rules
Gabriel kicked Emiliano Martinez in the head in the early stages of Arsenal’s game against Chelsea
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The future of AI depends on Donald Trump, says ex-national security adviser
The UK is doing ‘groundbreaking’ work on AI safety – but the risk all depends on what the US and and China decide, says Jonathan Black
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Bank of England set to keep interest rates on hold despite rising inflation
Most economists think the Bank’s Monetary Policy Committee (MPC) will opt to keep interest rates unchanged at its next meeting on Thursday.
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Irish man in custody over 'Sponge Jobb' murder-for-hire plot targeting Liverpool twins
Six of the eight people originally arrested have been released and deported
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Dan Thomas stands down as Reform UK's Wales leader after police arrest
The politician was selected as leader by Nigel Farage in February 2025
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Police search for woman after 'large fight' breaks out on busy Cardiff street
Police are now appealing for information
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Burgess Hill protest explained: Owner tells how misinformation led to a large police presence as protestors gathered outside care home
Over a hundred people gathered outside the old Firgrove care home in Burgess Hill on Wednesday (September 15) in a protest and counter-protest linked to concerns about immigration and asylum accommodation.
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Perth and Kinross Council leader urges role in talks over public sector reform
The call comes after the First Minister announced plans to “declutter” Scotland’s public sector by reducing the number of health boards, councils and public bodies.
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M62 traffic RECAP as all traffic STOPPED eastbound near Eccles interchange
All traffic has been stopped on the eastbound side of the motorway
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Council approve three new regeneration plans for towns across Neath Port Talbot
They will be used to guide future investment and funding bids in the area
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Burnham rejects 'tax and spend socialist' comments
The prime minister insists he is prepared to take "difficult decisions" at next month's Budget.
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Daughters of man stabbed to death in random attack urge review into ‘critical failings’ over killer
Mark Carroll’s daughters say there are ‘unanswered questions’ after their father was stabbed by stranger Rasheed Rahman in a London park
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Funeral details announced for ‘Mr Hindley Green’ Bob Brierley
A Wigan councillor for more than two decades, Bob was described as 'always having the concerns of his constituents at heart'
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