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| BBC TV licence major update issued as UK households urged to respond The BBC is launching its "biggest ever public engagement exercise" to find out what viewers want from the corporation's output. The broadcaster says it will poll audiences for what they want to see in terms of... | 1753 |
| Marine Le Pen barred from running for public office for five years Marine Le Pen barred from running for public office for five years | 1746 |
| Panic in Russia as mystery virus sweeps country amid fears of new pandemic Russian medical experts have been left baffled by a mystery virus sweeping across the country, as fears of... | 1724 |
| Marine Le Pen found guilty in EU funding embezzlement case Marine Le Pen found guilty in EU funding embezzlement case | 1698 |
| Heartbreak in UK seaside town as famous theme park closes rides after £2.7m loss Blackpool was once a gem in the crown of the UK's seaside destinations but has suffered a decline in recent decades. It... | 1696 |
| UK seaside town 'plagued by empty shops' set for £200m revamp A historic Cumbrian port town is set to undergo a transformation thanks to £200 million of regeneration funding. Like many... | 1694 |
| Migration madness as Yvette Cooper blames weather for border chaos Labour is blaming the weather for a record number of Channel crossings as pressure mounts on Keir Starmer and... | 1673 |
| British soldiers 'forced to buy their own kit' ahead of deployment to Putin's border | 1668 |
| Germany decides to leave history in the past and prepare for war Germany decides to leave history in the past and prepare for war | 1665 |
| Chelsea Flower Show blames 'legislative black hole' for delaying peat-free promise Chelsea Flower Show organisers have rowed back on a pledge to make the event peat-free by the end of this year, blaming a “legislative black hole” on the issue.The Royal Horticultural Society (RHS) committed in... | 1658 |
| Protests postponed after pharmacy funding boost Protests postponed after pharmacy funding boost | 1656 |
| Half of job centres reducing support over shortages Half of job centres reducing support over shortages | 1652 |
| UK to host 40 countries for illegal migration summit UK to host 40 countries for illegal migration summit | 1647 |
| Decision day in court for Marine Le Pen's French presidential hopes Decision day in court for Marine Le Pen's French presidential hopes | 1632 |
| Decision day in court for Marine Le Pen's French presidential hopes Decision day in court for Marine Le Pen's French presidential hopes | 1630 |
| UK city could become second place in the world to offer ‘exciting’ new hovercraft service A UK city could become the second place in the world to run a timetabled hovercraft service in what officials have described as an "exciting" development. Plans to introduce a hovercraft service between the ports... | 1599 |
| Cornwall man drives 1,000 miles to Glasgow for NHS dentist appointment A man embarked on a journey of over 1,000 miles from Cornwall to Scotland and back - all for a dentist appointment.Mark Formosa, 48, resorted to such drastic measures after failing to secure an NHS appointment... | 1556 |
| Heathrow chaos was perfect metaphor for 'computer says no' mentality plaguing UK The coincidence would have been lost on no one. On the day chosen last week by the Government to launch its £1.6 billion blitz on the potholes and the lamentable state of so many of our roads, the blame game was raging... | 1513 |
| Why British boarding schools are so eager to open in Nigeria Why British boarding schools are so eager to open in Nigeria | 1494 |
| Grim truth of rural crime exposed as harrowing incidents force countryside exodus Rural crime is so serious that nearly one in five people surveyed by the Countryside Alliance say they have considered leaving the area where they live. Almost all respondents – 96% – say crime is a significant issue... | 1426 |
