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Illegal vapes one of biggest threats on high street, says Chartered Trading Standards Institute
There’s been an alarming rise in the number of illegal vapes being seized across the UK, according to the Chartered Trading Standards Institute.
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ExxonMobil: Scientists claim oil giant predicted global warming
It has been claimed that scientists at ExxonMobil predicted 50 years ago just how global warming would unfold, yet they say that the oil giant continued to publicly attack climate science and experts.
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At least 17 dead and a state of emergency declared as extreme storms hit California
At least 17 people have lost their lives and a five year old boy is missing as a series of intense storms sweep through the US state of California.
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Covid-19: Travellers from China required to show negative test to enter UK
The Health Secretary has said the UK was taking a “balanced and precautionary approach” after the government announced travellers from China would need to show a negative Covid-19 test from next Thursday.
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Wallasey shooting: 26-year-old woman dead and four injured
A 26-year-old woman has died after she was shot in the head as she was out celebrating Christmas with family and friends.
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‘A raft of closures’ predicted for UK hospitality industry
With hospitality businesses struggling with strikes, the cold weather and the cost of living crisis, we’ve been speaking to Sacha Lord, Night Time Economy Adviser for Greater Manchester, and asked him about the current state of the sector.
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‘Incredibly challenging’ winter ahead, says NHS boss
Saffron Cordery, interim chief executive of NHS Providers, which represents NHS hospital and ambulance trusts in England, joined us.
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Chimps have killed or injured dozens of children in Uganda (dubbed)
In Uganda, the encroachment of settlements into the country’s western forests has sparked a battle between humans and chimpanzees.
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Childrens’ education hampered by staff crisis, says Ofsted
The public sector wage squeeze that’s prompting mass strikes this winter also seems to be contributing to a workforce crisis in the education system.
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World Cup quarter-final: Fans predict outcome of England France clash
Millions of fans are expected to watch England’s World Cup quarter-final knockout clash with France.
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Hundreds dead in Haiti cholera outbreak (dubbed)
Haiti is once again in the grip of a cholera outbreak which has already killed hundreds, most of them children. And it is just the latest tragedy of a never ending series of humanitarian crises. Since the president was assassinated last summer the security situation in the country has deteriorated, with the government there calling…
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Government and prison service must act to reduce overcrowding, says Prisons’ Chief Inspector
As police cells are requested to hold prisoners, we spoke with the Chief Inspector of Prisons, Charlie Taylor, about how bad things really are in prisons right now.
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EXCLUSIVE: Meghan Markle faced credible threats to her life, says former head of counter terrorism
Neil Basu was in charge of some of Britain’s biggest policing operations of the last decade.
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Is dredging the river Tees killing marine life?
Dredging to create the UK’s biggest Freeport on Teesside could wipe out yet more sea life along the coast of North East England, according to marine experts.
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Redcar’s iconic blast furnace demolished
Towering as high as St Paul’s cathedral, the blast furnace at the former Redcar steelworks was demolished today – changing one of the best known skylines in the North East of England forever.