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Royal Family website accidentally directs users to Chinese adult site
Council chief: Recovery from ‘unprecedented’ flooding to cost millions
UK visas extended for Chinese nationals amid coronavirus outbreak
Coroner issues recommendations after death of baby Harry at under-fire NHS trust
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Mystery as second bag of snakes dumped outside Sunderland fire station
A second nest of 16 snakes has been found dumped outside a fire station, just days after 13 royal pythons were found in the same spot.The reptiles
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Extinction Rebellion digs up Cambridge college lawn in environmental protest
Trinity College Cambridge said it "regrets the criminal damage done to its property" after climate activists staged a protest by digging
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Minister learned of Northern Ireland’s terror laws exclusion from press release
Stormont’s Justice Minister has said she learned that Northern Ireland was to be excluded from emergency measures to halt the early
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Muckamore relatives urge health minister to call public inquiry
Relatives of vulnerable patients allegedly abused in hospital in Northern Ireland have urged the health minister to call a public inquiry.Police
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Kitten rescued during storm named Ciara
A frail kitten rescued during Storm Ciara after sheltering under a car is recovering after losing an eye.The small tabby-and-white cat, who has been
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Mark Drakeford defends investment into flood defences in Wales
Mark Drakeford has defended the Welsh Government’s investment into flood defences following widespread damage caused by Storm Dennis.The
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Public urged to stay away from abandoned cargo ship washed up on Cork coastline
Members of the public have been warned to stay away from an abandoned cargo ship that washed up on the coast during Storm Dennis on Sunday.Cork
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Animals rescued during Storm Dennis
Flocks of sheep, horses and pets have been rescued after falling victim to Storm Dennis in Wales.Specialist emergency teams from the RSPCA saved
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Flood risk remains as Storm Dennis rain swells rivers to ‘exceptional’ levels
Torrential rain from Storm Dennis has swelled rivers to “exceptional” levels in parts of Britain, with more forecast to fall
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Son of quarantined cruise ship Britons appeals to Government
The son of a British couple stuck on board the quarantined Diamond Princess cruise ship has renewed appeals for the UK Government to help his
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Labour MP Debbie Abrahams refused entry to India
The Indian Government has been asked to explain why a Labour MP was denied entry to the country.Debbie Abrahams, who chairs the all-party
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Press photographers call for answers after being barred from PM Brexit moments
Downing Street has yet to respond to two-week-old complaints about fears it is overriding press freedom after shutting out independent photographers
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Former civil service training site to become retirement village
The former site of the Government’s Civil Service College is to be redeveloped as a retirement village, it has been announced.It follows
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Teenager who smashed police officer’s head on patio gets suspended sentence
A police constable has called for guaranteed time behind bars for those who assault officers after a teenager who slammed his head into a patio
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Charles jokes about ‘battle’ to stay in shape during visit to shirt maker
The Prince of Wales joked about his efforts to stay in shape when he visited his shirt maker – saying “it’s a
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Third day of transport misery after Storm Dennis batters UK
The UK’s transport network has been hit by a third day of disruption due to Storm Dennis.Heavy rain over the weekend caused flooding which
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Leisure group prosecuted after three-year-old boy dies in swimming pool
David Lloyd Leisure is to be prosecuted over alleged health and safety breaches following the death of a three-year-old boy in one of the
