Tuesday, 8 September 2026
Tuesday, 8 September 2026 · London edition · Vol. 1
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WARNING: DISTRESSING CONTENT Gleydson Carvalho was shot three times - once in the head and twice in the chest - by two gunmen who burst into his studio during his regular midday slot
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With weekly food waste collections starting this week in Coventry, we've taken a look at what can go in them
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Britain’s most unspoilt seaside town has been named, and it's a breathtaking coastal gem right here in Yorkshire with unmatched views - and no, it's not Whitby or Scarborough.
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Gleydson Carvalho was shot dead in 2015 when his two attackers stormed into his office claiming they wanted to place an advert before bursting into his recording room and ordering his sound technician to hide beneath a…
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FC Conradie was tragically impaled by the bull's tusk at the five-star Gondwana Private Game Reserve in South Africa, where lodges cost £900 a night, as he tried to save tourists from the elephant attack
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The series has been praised for its "intricate and ornate" plot and "believable" characters, with fans calling it "one of the best shows ever"
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EastEnders actress Laila Morse, best known as Big Mo, is the sister of Oscar-winning Hollywood star and yet you'd never even know about it
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The money-laundering drama has been praised by fans and critics alike, with many calling it "one of the best shows ever"
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The government condemned "the intimidating and thuggish behaviour" of the demonstrators.
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One headteacher has described the volume of requests for EHCPs as “unreal”
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Emily Wilson has been campaigning for better dementia services since her late husband’s passing
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The Labour Party government, under Andy Burnham, wants to slash the amount of paperwork businesses are required to regularly carry out could be slashed.
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A dinghy thought to be carrying 140 migrants was rescued in the English Channel on Sunday, sparking anti-migrant demonstrations in Portsmouth
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Greg Jackson, the boss of the energy giant, says Labour Party Prime Minister Mr Burnham’s VAT move is a “positive sign”.
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Harry Jones looks at what the future looks like for the world’s oldest football club
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An extraordinary El Niño event is predicted in the months ahead, according to the Met Office
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A dinghy carrying approximately 140 migrants made a landing at Eastney Marina in Portsmouth, Hampshire, sparking anti-migrant protests and a police stand-off in one of the longest small boat crossings to the UK
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Residents, businesses and charities are focused on the economy ahead of the general election.
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Injury woes are easing for the Reds
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BBC Breakfast presenter Jon Kay has shared a candid behind-the-scenes look at BBC Breakfast, leaving fans gobsmacked.
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These are the delays and cancellations to and from London Gatwick so far today (Monday, September 7).
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The 42-year-old 'deeply regrets' getting into his Audi Q4 that day
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