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Starmer backs bank holiday if England wins World Cup

Sir Keir Starmer has indicated that an extra day off could be granted should England triumph at the World Cup. The Prime Minister offered this observation as anticipation grows ahead of England's mee...
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Aldi to rebrand as ‘Baldi’ for one day to help break Guinness World Record

Aldi will temporarily rebrand itself as 'Baldi' on Friday (July 10)  in tribute to Pitbull’s headline show at BST Hyde Park.

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Starmer backs bank holiday if England wins World Cup

Sir Keir Starmer has indicated that an extra day off could be granted should England triumph at the World Cup. The Prime Minister offered this observation as anticipation grows ahead of England's mee...
Politics

Aldi to rebrand as ‘Baldi’ for one day to help break Guinness World Record

Aldi will temporarily rebrand itself as 'Baldi' on Friday (July 10)  in tribute to Pitbull’s headline show at BST Hyde Park.
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Stanmore Parish Greeting New Spiritual Leader Julio Albornoz

A local parish has formally introduced its new priest during a special gathering. St William of York Roman Catholic Church in Stanmore commemorated the beginning of Fr Julio Albornoz's tenure with a ...
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Survey reveals when children start to feel grown up

Overnight stays at friends' houses, solo shopping trips and remaining out with companions represent the ordinary instances that British youngsters identify as markers of growing up, according to fresh...
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Farage resigns as MP prompting Clacton by-election over donation concerns

The Brexit campaigner has declared he is stepping down as the constituency's representative in the House of Commons, maintaining that local residents ought to determine his political fate following cl...
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Reform UK chief Farage to address public life future today

Nigel Farage has announced he will be making a declaration about his future involvement in public life this afternoon, according to sources familiar with the matter. The announcement comes as the Ref...
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Britain escalates terror threat to severe as attack deemed highly likely

Britain's present terror threat classification has been upgraded from substantial to severe. The classification signals that a terrorist strike on British soil is now considered highly probable. Wha...
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London’s five-star sanctuary with spa and fine steakhouse – fit for royalty

The Four Seasons brand is synonymous with opulent, high-end accommodation, yet walking through the entrance at Tower Bridge still managed to exceed even my most elevated expectations. From the very f...
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Airline announces possible fee updates due to fuel price surge

As the summer season draws near, the carrier has revealed its stance on supplementary charges for air travel and package holidays, following fuel supply interruptions caused by rising tensions across ...
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Many Motorists Unintentionally Aggravate Bird Droppings Damage

British motorists could be hit with repair costs reaching £500 per panel simply by failing to remove bird mess from their vehicles promptly, yet the overwhelming majority wait until their next schedul...
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Capital venues share in £30m arts funding boost

London's arts venues, galleries and reading rooms are poised to receive a £30 million injection of cash to expand people's access to creative pursuits and heritage. The initiative seeks to preserve a...
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Discover how London’s posties shaped the city on a new walking tour

London residents will soon be able to discover the city's postal heritage through a fresh walking experience launching this weekend. The Postal Museum, situated in Clerkenwell, houses the subterranea...

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AI wrote a will , a solicitor found six things that could cost your family everything

Over the past year, searches for "legal AI" have risen 312%, while searches for AI legal model Harvey AI have risen 207% over the same period, and 14% in the last quarter alone. But what happens when AI gets it wrong? 
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Customers report Vodafone broadband and mobile internet outage

Customers of Vodafone have been flagging problems with the broadband service on Tuesday afternoon (9 July). Many found themselves unable to access their internet connection when the service experienc...
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Starmer backs bank holiday if England wins World Cup

Sir Keir Starmer has indicated that an extra day off could be granted should England triumph at the World Cup. The Prime Minister offered this observation as anticipation grows ahead of England's mee...
Education

Local club gives pupils free lessons and hot dinners

A charitable organisation is striving to narrow the educational achievement divide in British schools. The Akshaya Patra UK's out-of-hours initiative, branded as Empower Hour, provides assistance to ...

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