Childcare pledge delivered nationwide
Half a million children benefit More than 500,000 children are set to benefit from the government’s flagship expansion of funded childcare, with parents
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Von der Leyen flight disrupted
Suspected Russian GPS jamming A plane carrying European Commission president Ursula von der Leyen was forced to land manually in Bulgaria after suspected
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Farmers fear second blow
Yields hit by drought British farmers are facing a second successive year of poor harvests, with dry weather, low prices and reduced subsidies
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MHRA targets illegal botox
41 people hospitalised The UK medicines regulator has launched a nationwide crackdown on the illegal trade in unlicensed botulinum toxin after more than
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Europe triggers Iran sanctions
UK, France and Germany act Britain, France and Germany have formally triggered the UN’s “snapback” mechanism to end sanctions relief for Iran, citing
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Gratitude from global perspective
The caller’s complaint – how deluded we can be James Cleverly was on LBC this week when a caller, Joshua, dialled in during
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Big Brother UK
Legal challenge escalates The UK government attempted to compel Apple to grant sweeping access to private iCloud data, according to a new court
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Stop China’s London base
Secrecy breeds suspicion When a foreign power wants to build the largest embassy in Europe – on a prime site opposite the Tower
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Jack Straw is right
Time to reclaim control Jack Straw’s call to “decouple” Britain from the European Convention on Human Rights is not the ranting of a
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Wolverhampton
Part 3: Wolverhampton History
Decline, diversity and reinvention Post-war boom and the beginning of change When the Second World War ended in 1945, Wolverhampton’s industries roared back