Rees-Zammit to return to wing for new season
Wales and Bristol back Louis Rees-Zammit says he will be a winger who can play full-back this season for club and country.
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Blocked paths in Coventry woodlands cleared by council after residents' campaign
There are worries that removing the obstructions could allow easier access to illegal off-road bikers
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Man named and charged after young man killed in crash
A BMW crashed into a tree on an A-road earlier this year
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Stress leading cause for staff being off sick at Neath Port Talbot Council
The report said long-term absences had made up 73% of all cases
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Pink Storage theft victims claim they've not received a penny promised by company
'My feeling is they think that if we drag this out as long as possible people will lose interest'
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Reform to hand crypto investors hundreds of millions in tax breaks
Exclusive: Analysis seen by The Independent reveals the wealthiest crypto investors would get £100m a year in tax relief from Nigel Farage’s party
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Man arrested over murder bid in Dunfermline after broad daylight 'stabbing'
The man, aged 28, is due to appear in court on Friday.
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Digbeth company hit with £24k fine and given six months to clear site
Greener Lifestyle repeatedly flouted regulations and was taken to court by the Environment Agency
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Mystery baby was garroted and hidden under floor
The boy was found beneath floorboards in a 1910 paper with twine around his neck, an inquest hears.
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Scots public sector workers deserve urgent clarity over compulsory redundancies
Trade unions and fiscal experts have warned that compulsory redundancies could be on the cards. John Swinney insists there is "no question" of such a move. Someone's got to be wrong, says Chris McCall
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Meet Scotland’s youngest ‘Binfluencer’ helping change recycling habits at home
He had a surprise visit from the Biffa team in Inverness
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50th Harrogate Autumn Flower Show: Harvest-inspired gown unveiled for 2026 show at Newby Hall
A spectacular harvest-inspired gown has been unveiled ahead of the opening of the Harrogate Autumn Flower Show, which begins on Friday at Newby Hall & Gardens.
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Noah Woods latest: Body pulled from Brantham pond identified as missing tot
Noah Woods vanished on Tuesday afternoon after visiting a playground
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Huddersfield drug dealer jailed after fatal knife attack on rival in turf war
Kyrell Fleary-Gayle's mum said her son "deserved to grow older, experience love, success and happiness."
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Revolut looking at dual stock market listing in London and New York
A London listing from Revolut would be a major boon for the city’s stock market, following a dearth of recent floats.
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Man cleared of trying to punch police officer in court after claiming cop kicked his face as he lay on floor
James Grahames was accused of lunging at a male PC who was giving evidence in the witness box.
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New memorial tree unveiled to honour Lanarkshire’s organ donors
The metal tree design displays brass leaves, engraved with the initials and commemorative dates of each donor.
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Boots shoppers race to buy £70 luxury star gift beauty box for just £35
It's already flying off virtual shelves
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Lanarkshire Business Excellence Awards 2026 finalists announced
Hosted by North and South Lanarkshire councils, the awards have been running for over 30 years.
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Crashed e-bike rider in Royal Stoke with 'serious injuries'
Paramedics were called to the scene
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Driver escapes serious injury after car flips onto roof in crash
The driver managed to crawl out with only minor injuries
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Edinburgh festivals and culture groups secure extra £1.1m from council
A key meeting to discuss the future of arts and culture funding in the capital has been held
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Edinburgh festivals and culture groups secure extra £3.7m from council
A key meeting to discuss the future of arts and culture funding in the capital has been held
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Edinburgh festivals and culture groups secure extra £1.8m from council
The full council met to discuss the Third Party Cultural Grant Funding proposals
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