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Batley & Spen by-election result

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Sky News: Queen Victoria and Elizabeth II statues toppled over treatment of indigenous children

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Children’s Divorce Bill of Rights

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Sky News: Euro 2020: England through to first final since 1966 after beating Denmark 2-1 in extra time

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Parental Alienation UK

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Removal of advertising from GB News ‘shows democracy being undermined’

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Parental Alienation is DOMESTIC ABUSE

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Boxer Brian London who fought Muhammad Ali for world title dies

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Regular rapid Covid-19 testing

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Pub landlord clashes with Labour leader Keir Starmer

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European Super League: Prince William ‘glad united voice of fans has been heard’ – as only three clubs left in project

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Prince Philip: Royal Family releases Kate’s photo of Queen and duke with seven great-grandchildren

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Call to recover ship’s anchor from wreckage for Windrush monument

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Campaigners are calling on the government to retrieve the anchor from the shipwrecked HMT Empire Windrush to turn it into a monument honouring the Windrush generation.

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Pictured: 15 people wanted over toppling of slave trader Colston statue

cwf_admin 5 years ago

Police investigating the toppling of the Edward Colston statue in Bristol have released images of 15 people they want to speak to.

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London congestion charge rises to £15 a day and extends to 7 days a week

cwf_admin 5 years ago

A 30% rise in London’s congestion charge and extension in its hours of operation from 7am to 10pm, seven days a week, have come into force today.

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Daughter of suspected COVID-19 victim begins legal action against Matt Hancock

cwf_admin 5 years ago

The daughter of an 88-year-old man who died of suspected COVID-19 in a care home has formally begun legal action against the health secretary.

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Murder inquiry launched after three stabbed to death in Reading park

cwf_admin 6 years ago

Counter-terrorism police officers are assisting in an ongoing investigation into multiple fatal stabbings in a park in Reading.

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Witness: I saw man walk up to group of friends and start stabbing people in neck

cwf_admin 6 years ago

A witness has told of how he saw a man walk up to a group of about 10 people and stab some of them in the neck and under the arms in a busy Reading park.

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‘Pregnancy-drug victims’ face disappointment as government U-turns on report

cwf_admin 6 years ago

After five decades of campaigning, people who were allegedly damaged by a pregnancy drug called Primodos had looked like they were about to get recognition of their condition.

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New rules for pubs as chancellor hints 2m rule will be relaxed

cwf_admin 6 years ago

The chancellor has hinted heavily that social distancing rules will be relaxed when they are reviewed next week – as new guidance is being drawn up for the hospitality industry.

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Madeleine suspect’s name wasn’t on list because of ‘court blunder’

cwf_admin 6 years ago

A court blunder over the Madeleine McCann suspect’s sex crime history let him slip through the net after she vanished, it is claimed.

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UK’s coronavirus alert level lowered

cwf_admin 6 years ago

The coronavirus alert level across the UK has been lowered from four to three, the Department of Health has said.

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‘Why isn’t everyone talking about Domhnall Gleeson?’ Irish actor wins first Hollywood award

From Keir as Eliot Ness to Radon Liz on YouTube – the 2025 alternative politics awards

How do I talk to my conservative grandsons who dismiss my politics as fuzzy thinking? | Leading questions

George Osborne has a new job in tech, and it doesn’t bode well for Britain | Chris Stokel-Walker

‘I enjoy fame. It’s very exposing and raw – though you pay a price’: Addison Rae, the Guardian’s artist of the year

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