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| Half of job centres reducing support over shortages Half of job centres reducing support over shortages | 1652 |
| Brits are planning to eat less chocolate but more lamb this Easter Shoppers will buy fewer Easter eggs this year but aim to splash out on lamb for a seasonal roast, according to research.A study found 39% will purchase fewer chocolate eggs in April, with 29% citing health concerns as... | 1604 |
| WASPI women not asking for charity, they seek justice The great Conservative Prime Minister Benjamin Disraeli once opined, “Power has only one duty – to secure the social welfare of the people”.Holding governments accountable is integral to the legitimacy they... | 1581 |
| The beautiful Greek island just as pretty as Mykonos but without the tourists If you're dreaming of whitewashed houses, calm waters, and sun-drenched serenity but want to escape the tourist crowds of | 1515 |
| The gorgeous beach in Cornwall dubbed 'best in UK' that's a hidden gem One | 1503 |
| Angela Rayner dealt huge blow as she faces 'watering down' major plan The Deputy Prime Minister's "landmark" workers' rights bill could be watered down over concerns that it will hinder growth - despite | 1392 |
| Mysterious disappearances spook residents of Caribbean island Mysterious disappearances spook residents of Caribbean island | 1387 |
| Rachel Reeves' capital gains tax raid branded 'ridiculous' after £23bn hole forecast The budget watchdog has warned the Chancellor’s move to raise capital gains tax will leave a £23 billion hole in the public purse. Analysis of official forecasts suggests | 1376 |
| Asia's 'best beach' on tropical island with golden sands and 34C heat | 1340 |
| Eric Clapton is turning 80 – and no one's more surprised than 'Slowhand' himself | 1329 |
| Big drop in child surgery for swallowed objects Big drop in child surgery for swallowed objects | 1122 |
| Labour could let dangerous prisoners out early in radical prison overhaul Violent criminals serving long prison sentences could be let out early under Labour’s sentencing overhaul, Justice Secretary Shabana Mahmood has admitted. Ms Mahmood backed Labour’s sentencing tsar, David Gauke, when... | 1093 |
| Lib Dem MP flounders as she struggles to make case for EU trade deal and Tesla tariffs A Liberal Democrat MP made a toe-curling pitch for the UK to enter into an EU trade deal in... | 1087 |
| Men make sacrifices many women don't for top jobs, Farage says Men make sacrifices many women don't for top jobs, Farage says | 1079 |
| Public safety at risk as record numbers of frontline police quit Frontline policing has been left crippled by years of chronic underfunding, excessive workloads and an officer retention crisis that has plunged the public into increased danger, a damning new report by His Majesty’s... | 1026 |
| Atomfall: How a forgotten nuclear disaster inspired a video game Atomfall: How a forgotten nuclear disaster inspired a video game | 1003 |
| World's largest lake could fit all the US's Great Lakes inside with room to spare Once a remote secret of Siberia, Lake Baikal has blossomed into a top tourism destination, drawing millions... | 1000 |
| UK slammed after 'cutting British troop numbers' on NATO's crucial frontline Britain has reduced its military commitment to Estonia... | 977 |
| Fear in Finland as Swedish gangs ‘target country next' in reckless crimewave The people of Finland are traditionally wary of what dangers might arise from its border with Russia. Though | 898 |
| Rachel Reeves' brutal tax hikes leave 'businesses buckling' as job losses on horizon | 897 |
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