'Economical alternative' food that can boost circulation
As temperatures begin to drop, many Brits are spending more time indoors and moving less
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Doctor praises £1 snack that's high in protein, 80 calories and 'like dessert'
A doctor has recommended a snack that will satisfy your sweet tooth without negatively impacting your weight-loss journey. So here's what you need to know
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Burnham should seize the moment and approve Rosebank
It’s time to end the false choice between net zero and North Sea oil
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Experienced teachers are quitting or reducing their hours – here's why
More than six in ten of them described leadership practices that hastened their withdrawal
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Can the new traffic ban save Oxford Street?
After years of wrangling, pedestrianisation starts next week — delighting retailers but filling drivers with dread
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Douglas Alexander: Oil and gas will be a central part of the mix for decades to come
Writing for The Scotsman, the Scottish Secretary insists Labour is backing pragmatism over dogmatism
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The power of Malawi’s women is a force for the future
Mayi Walas are the shining mothers lighting up Malawi
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There should be extra jail time for those who refuse to face justice
We can’t have a situation where those found guilty try to take the upper hand and control their last appearance
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Predator sexually abused two young girls and told them it was 'our little secret'
Sukhjit Panesar abused one of the girls at an address in Coventry
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Coventry man jailed for abusing pregnant partner after laughing at footage of himself
Callum Dalton, 31, began a relationship with the woman in October 2025, but his behaviour became increasingly abusive throughout her pregnancy
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Person forced to ‘wait to go to the toilet’ at nursing home
The person was forced to wait so long that they had an accident
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Hull mum-of-three who has ‘always loved writing’ gets her first crime novel published at the age of 73
Lynn Shaw has set her debut whodunnit in the city
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Man left covered in blood after being viciously stamped on at Beverley takeaway
A court heard the culprit had to be 'physically restrained' with the man left with a fractured eye socket and two fractured nose bones in the late-night incident
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Skipsea Sands Holiday Park set for £5m makeover
The investment will see the holiday centre transformed in 2027
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The converted Royal Navy Parkgate truck customers keep returning to
Andy and Claire Roberts said the business has been a long time coming but now they are in the swing of it, they couldn't have wished for a better response
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Products recalled at Next, Amazon, Asda and Sainsbury's including Halloween costumes
Product recall alerts are regularly updated online
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Facebook page showed a private island and a Rolls Royce - but it was all part of a sham
This Week in Court: The £8.5million con also allowed Alastair Ramage to enjoy a luxurious trip to watch Liverpool in the FA Cup
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Legal expert debunks speed camera myth as 'tolerance is zero'
You can be banned from driving if you are caught speeding
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I was so anxious I struggled to leave the house until I joined an American football team
It wasn't until they stumbled across the Cardiff Valkyries at Pride Cymru that Ari really came out of their shell.
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Brewers survive chaotic ninth-inning replay drama to beat Rays in World Series opener
Brewers claim 3-2 victory in Game 1 of World Series Yelich triples home a run and scores in first inning Misiorowski and Megill hold off late Rays fightback Trevor Megill struck out Jonny DeLuca with runners on second a…
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Pope Leo XIV accepts rare honorary title from King Charles days after lung cancer surgery
Almost a year ago to the day the King's visit to Rome was the first time a British monarch had prayed at a public service with the Pope since the Reformation
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I set up my business when I was 18 and studying for my A Levels now my healthy meals are being served up across the UK
Going from studying for his A Levels to launching a business that ships healthy meals across the UK has seen Ioan Dillon achieve so much and he's not even 25 yet
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Paedophile returned to jail after hiding dating apps on his phone
Judge said it was a deliberate attempt to stop police monitoring him
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Leeds students meet tech industry leaders in event to help close gender gap in STEM careers
‘It’s vital they have access to the right opportunities’
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