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Milder with a north westerly wind?!
After the longest spell of cold weather so far this winter, all parts of the UK are set to have a milder week, with temperatures even a little above average for mid-February.
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After the longest spell of cold weather so far this winter, all parts of the UK are set to have a milder week, with temperatures even a little above average for mid-February.
The snow may have stopped, but ice will continue writes Liam Dutton.
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The celebrity chef Antony Worrall Thompson apologises for repeatedly shoplifting cheese and wine from a branch of Tesco, and says he will “seek treatment”.
Forecasters say there will be a “brief respite” today from heavy winds, but Scotland and the north of England will see gusts of up to 75mph again tonight. Heavy rain will also return.
As two examiners are suspended after accusations that they advised teachers on the content of exam papers, one headteacher tells Channel 4 News it is the sign of a commercialised system.
Hundreds of British troops are to return from bases in the Rhineland in January, starting a process that will end Britain’s 66-year long military presence in Germany.
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