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Spotify and Netflix could be banned for Brits abroad after Brexit

UK December 13, 2019 By News reporter

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Police officer dismissed after stealing £200 of cosmetics while on duty

UK October 12, 2018 By News reporter

Three arrested after man found stabbed to death near burnt out car

UK October 12, 2018 By News reporter

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Rape of baby leads to calls for attackers to be burnt alive

World October 12, 2018 By News reporter

KENT, UNITED KINGDOM - JULY 31: Thousands of lorries backed up for miles on their way to Channel Tunnel on M20 in Kent, England as part of Operation Stack on July 31, 2015. Operation Stack forces freight vehicles to park on the motorway and wait to be loaded on to ships and trains to France because of the refugee chaos in Calais, France. These delays also affect many residents, businesses and holidaymakers. (Photo by Tolga Akmen/Anadolu Agency/Getty Images)

Plan to turn M26 into a massive lorry park after Brexit

UK October 12, 2018 By News reporter

Man shoots at black boy, 14, who asked for directions when he missed his bus

World October 12, 2018 By News reporter

Undated handout photo issued by Keith Bishop Associates of the Frasers store in Glasgow. Sports Direct has vowed to create the "Harrods of the North" after clinching a ?95 million deal to buy the building in a move that saves 800 jobs. PRESS ASSOCIATION Photo. Issue date: Friday October 12, 2018. The retailer said it will continue to operate the 350,000sq ft site as Frasers and will invest in the property to "further elevate and enhance this iconic department store". See PA story CITY Frasers. Photo credit should read: Colin McLatchie/HoF/CBRE/PA Wire NOTE TO EDITORS: This handout photo may only be used in for editorial reporting purposes for the contemporaneous illustration of events, things or the people in the image or facts mentioned in the caption. Reuse of the picture may require further permission from the copyright holder.

Sports Direct to create 'Harrods of the North' with Glasgow department store

UK October 12, 2018 By News reporter

Spiders and cobwebs on the school gates of Godwin Junior School where the school has been closed due to suspected black widow spiders, Forrest Gate, London, 11th October 2018. See National story NNspider; Giant spiders were seen clinging to webs on the gates of yet another school that has been closed due to an infestation by Britain's deadliest arachnids. Scores of webs and bulbous-bodied spiders were seen covering the gates of Godwin Junior School - the eighth to be closed due to worrying numbers of False Widow spiders. In recent weeks, thousands of pupils at schools in Newham, east London, have been told to stay home after the nasty spider - a relative of the killer Black Widow - laid tens of thousands of eggs in the school. The arachnids appear to be among Godwin Junior School, in Forest Gate, east London, where dozens can be seen on their webs between the gaps of the school???s perimeter fence. The school was closed for the first time today (Thurs), and webs can also be seen cascading up and down classroom exteriors as the site remains closed to staff and pupils. A site manager today said fumigators were due to attempt rid the site of the invasive species for the second time today. The pest control team was expected to arrive by 10am to carry out a thorough four-hour fumigation of the school, but it is not expected to reopen before the upcoming half term ends.

False widow spider invasion leads to yet another school closing

UK October 12, 2018 By News reporter

An Indian paramilitary soldier from the Central Industrial Security Force (CISF) keeps vigil at the Sardar Vallabhbhai Patel International airport in Ahmedabad on October 24, 2014, after major airports across India have been put on alert following the warning of an attack. Intelligence reports said suicide bombers could imminently attempt to board Air India flights from Mumbai and Ahmedabad airports. AFP PHOTO / Sam PANTHAKY (Photo credit should read SAM PANTHAKY/AFP/Getty Images)

Airport police told to smile less as security blame 9/11 on 'over-friendliness'

World October 12, 2018 By News reporter

Anti-brexit protestors wave flags outside the Houses of Parliament in London, Britain, October 11, 2018. REUTERS/Henry Nicholls

Theresa May verging closer to Brexit deal but is facing cabinet resignations

UK October 12, 2018 By News reporter

Man reunited with dog after it went missing three years ago

World October 11, 2018 By News reporter

Sales manager handed £1,000,000 after boss knocked him out with single punch

UK October 11, 2018 By News reporter

Pensioner trampled to death by herd of cows while trying to save dog

UK October 11, 2018 By News reporter

Dog's back broken by its owner before he tried to have him put down

UK October 11, 2018 By News reporter

Man set himself on fire while carrying dozens of lottery tickets

World October 11, 2018 By News reporter

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Taxi drivers told not to wear shorts 'because they're sexually revealing'

UK October 11, 2018 By News reporter

An employee restocks tomatoes in the fruit and vegetable aisle of a Tesco supermarket, operated by Tesco Plc, in London, U.K., on Monday, April 20, 2015. Tesco's April 22 results will serve as a reminder of the scale of the task still facing new Chief Executive Officer Dave Lewis after his decision to close dozens of stores, cancel some openings, consolidate head offices and cut prices on hundreds of branded goods. Photographer: Jason Alden/Bloomberg via Getty Images

What our Saturday jobs meant to us

UK October 11, 2018 By News reporter

Embargoed to 0001 Thursday October 11 File photo dated 08/09/08 of Nova Icaria beach in Barcelona. A no-deal Brexit would be "a disaster" for Spain, the country's UK tourism chief has warned. PRESS ASSOCIATION Photo. Issue date: Thursday October 11, 2018. See PA story POLITICS Brexit Spain. Photo credit should read: Owen Humphreys/PA Wire

No-deal Brexit would be disaster for Spain with visa and health insurance issues

UK December 13, 2019 By News reporter

Chelsea to send racist fans to Auschwitz instead of banning them

UK December 13, 2019 By News reporter

Office workers walking across London Bridge on their way home from work during rush hour.

Businesses 'forced to reveal ethnicity pay gap' under Government diversity plans

UK October 11, 2018 By News reporter

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