Dozens of Nottingham residents return home after flood knocked out tower block alarms
Fire chiefs said contractors and specialist inspectors had worked throughout the day for residents
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Fire chiefs said contractors and specialist inspectors had worked throughout the day for residents
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Strictly viewers were unimpressed as one of this year's returning professional dancers was left without a celebrity partner
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A week ago, the picture at Manchester United looked bleak. Then on Saturday, victory was snatched away from them at Arsenal. But have we seen signs of improvement from Eva Olid's side?
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Strictly Come Dancing 2026 has begun with this year's partners announced during tonight's launch show.
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The show’s pairings were revealed in an action-packed launch show
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"We originally bought it as a temporary piece for our living room, but it has been so great that we will definitely be keeping it for the guest bedroom in the future."
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Sir Jim Ratcliffe said he did not know if 'nice bloke' Andy Burnham was tough enough
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About 280 people were evacuated from the premises at Folkestone's Grand Burstin Hotel.
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Strictly returned to BBC One on Saturday night, where the new pairings for the 2026 series were confirmed
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A section the A1 was closed on Saturday following a crash involving a lorry
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Paul Kelly, from Clostoken, died following a slurry incident on a farm in Loughrea on Wednesday, with tributes flooding in for the beloved father-of-one
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The first same-sex couple in four years was revealed during the Strictly 2026 series launch show
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Man United hopeful of key fitness boost for trip to London
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Strictly fans have 15 new couples to cheer on every weekend as the 2026 BBC dance competition begins
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Gemma says she wanted to show her kids that you can still do the things that feel a bit scary, even after setbacks
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After a week of alarming warnings about artificial intelligence’s potential to destroy the world as we know it, our technology reporters Aisha Down, Blake Montgomery and Dan Milmo answer your questions on the reality of…
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Having worked with SEN children in the past, Eileen Haywood discovered the joy of childhood sensory development in nature, and the fun of rhyming stories early on.
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From old love letters to pieces of string, our homes are stuffed with stuff. When it comes time to empty a parent’s home, sorting the junk from the memory can be overwhelming Soon after her marriage in 1952, Ellen Roger…
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At least 35 sheep have been killed
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Over 100 people gathered in the city centre today
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President had brushed away suggestions to slow down AI technology, even as his own party counseled caution Donald Trump on Saturday said he would appoint an artificial intelligence czar and create an “AI Force” to help…
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Paul Nowak, the general secretary of the TUC, said flexible working was not 'just a perk – it's a lifeline'
Open at Chronicle LiveGunners were thrashed by superb Seagulls
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The storied Long Island racetrack, rebuilt with a $455m state loan, is smaller, sleeker and designed for a changing audience. Can it create the public needed to sustain it? Henry Miller stood on the trackside apron of t…
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