Stirling village postie's 36-year career celebrated at special party
Jim Martin had been the postman for the village for the last nine-and-a-half years at the end of his long career with the Royal Mail.
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First-time buyers account for majority of mortgage sales but stretching deposits
ONS figures indicated first-time buyers were borrowing a larger proportion of the property’s value and relying on smaller deposits last year.
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West Bromwich power cut leaves 153 homes without electricity
National Grid has thanked people for their patience
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DWP autism update over benefit letters such as PIP - key details
The Department for Work and Pensions has responded to questions over claimant letters
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Airdrie man cleared of trying to punch police officer in witness box during court
James Grahames, 52, claimed the officer kicked his face as he lay on the floor.
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Senior managers suspended at Liverpool hospital group amid allegations of bullying
Royal Liverpool University Hospital is part of the University of Hospitals of Liverpool Group, which employs tens of thousands of staff
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Nottinghamshire Police officers shifted to control room to deal with spike in 999 calls
The force faced 'unprecedented levels of demand' in emergency calls this year
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Council staff refused anonymity for Sara Sharif inquest
A coroner rejects an application for three workers after the media, including the BBC, opposed it.
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Dubai’s oldest building to reopen to the public after five-year closure
The new museum will tell the story of how Dubai came to be the city it is today
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DWP PIP change could unfairly penalise 'second largest claimant group'
EXCLUSIVE: Critics say, if adopted, this model could unfairly penalise people
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Peregrine falcon takes roost in St Leonards
Local photographer Brian Bailey captured this shot of a Peregrine falcon that has taken roost on the tower of Christ Church St Leonards, in London Road.
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Midlothian council workers could be given power to give out fines and report offences
Providing training and warrant cards to council staff could help tackle environmental crimes like fly tipping, vandalims and antisocial behaviour across the county
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Birmingham teen boasted about turning blank firearms into deadly guns to sell to criminals
Zain Hussain, now 19, bragged he had 'two Lucys' for sale and said he would make 'ten bags' - £10,000 - by selling them
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From the Arctic ice to the Dubai desert: The Team GB powerlifter on smashing stereotypes and battling menopause.
Aneela Rose, a Sussex businesswoman and mother of two, is a Team GB powerlifter inspiring women to pick up the weights, battle the symptoms of menopause, and redefine what strength looks like at any age.
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Watchdog bans ‘nudify’ ads on Meta over sex abuse concerns
The Advertising Standards Agency said the adverts ‘condoned and encouraged’ the creation of illegal sexually explicit deepfakes
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Andy Burnham welcomes first world leader to Manchester's No 10 North before Makerfield visit
The Prime Minister said it was 'very fitting' to welcome Irish counterpart Micheál Martin in Manchester
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West Bromwich power cut live as 102 homes left without electricity
National Grid suspects the power cut was caused by a 'blown fuse'
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Scotland's chances of an Indian Summer as temperatures rise to 22C
Temperatures are set to rise again.
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'Police ignored email clearing 'Putney Pusher' suspect' family say
The sisters of Nicholas Brandram, the prime suspect in the 'Putney Pusher' case, allege police ignored a key email sent 18 minutes after the 2017 Putney Bridge incident that they say could have cleared him before he was…
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Move faster to solve climate challenges, Prince William says
The Prince of Wales tells the BBC we need to "accelerate" in finding solutions to climate challenges as Earthshot nominees are unveiled.
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DWP could scrap PIP for millions of high earners under Andy Burnham reforms
The IFS argued “there is a case” for also basing support on income levels, and doing so would “more closely target resources towards those with the lowest living standards”.
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Aviary volunteers vow not to give up the fight for threatened Churchtown site
Sefton Council is pressing forward with its decision to close the 87-year-old site in Churchtown
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William and Kate join Scottish islanders for game of Shinty amid Diana book row
The Prince and Princess of Wales spent time with locals on Scotland’s Isle of Bute
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Anthropic wants to give AI access to your bank account
Claude Money tool will allow users to ask AI about ‘spending, plans, and more’
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