67 m. ago How to beat the April energy price hike and simplify your spending with a special deal

Energy bills are set to rise by another 6.4% in April - but you can save with Utility Warehouse by bundling energy, broadband & more. Switch today.

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87 m. ago Speeding driver in M74 police chase 'wanted on prison recall and found with knife'

"The 32-year-old male driving the car was found to be wanted on a recall to prison, disqualified from driving, in possession of drugs, a knife and refused to provide roadside samples."

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87 m. ago Three dead and two hospitalised eating contaminated NHS hospital desserts in outbreak

This is a breaking news story and is constantly being updated as the story develops

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87 m. ago One in four young Brits have less than £500 saved, NatWest reveals plans to boost savings habits

A new research has found that one in four young Brits have less than £500 saved up, with a third of those aged 35 and under having no emergency fund at all

Economics

89 m. ago Scientists hail ‘avalanche of discoveries’ from Euclid space telescope

Data from European Space Agency’s mission has allowed researchers to create detailed catalogue of 380,000 galaxiesAstronomers are predicting an “avalanche of discoveries” after the first major release of observations from a European space telescope built to study the mysterious dark matter and dark energy that comprise the bulk of the universe.The European Space Agency’s Euclid mission has captured images of 26m galaxies, covering 10bn years of cosmic history. They give researchers unprecedented insight into the forces that shape the cosmos and the galaxies it holds. Continue reading...

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1 hour ago Three dead after eating contaminated desserts supplied to UK hospitals

An investigation is under way as health experts warn there are cases across the country

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1 hour ago Three die from food poisoning after eating chocolate desserts at NHS hospitals

The cases are not confined to a specific area.

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1 hour ago Ayden Heaven provides update after worrying injury in Manchester United win

The 18-year-old said he is ‘doing well’ and recovering after he was stretchered off at Leicester

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2 h. ago Dumfries and Galloway farmers and police join forces to raise awareness of livestock worrying

Officers have been speaking to farmers about the problem and providing signs to be displayed in a bid to highlight the impact uncontrolled dogs can have.

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2 h. ago Loose Women's Coleen Nolan says last decade was 'really hard' as she comments on sister Linda weeks after death

The Loose Women star reflected on turning 60 and the death of her sisters Linda and Bernie

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2 h. ago TUI, Ryanair, easyJet and Jet2 rules over taking medication on flights

If you're planning on jetting off this Easter or summer and need to take medication with you then there are strict rules you need to be aware of from different airlines

Politics

2 h. ago NatWest launches 'Couch to Cash: The £5K Challenge' with Brownlee brothers to boost UK savings

New research has revealed a quarter of Britons aged 35 and under have £500 or less in their savings

Economics

2 h. ago Three die from severe food poisoning after eating dessert supplied to NHS hospitals

According to UK health and food watchdogs, the cases are not confined to a specific area of the UK and instead have been reported across the country, suggesting an outbreak of listeria

Events

2 h. ago Russian drones strike Ukraine after Putin's ceasefire talks with Trump

Russia has launched a series of drone strikes that struck civilian areas overnight and damaged a hospital in Ukraine following the refusal by President Vladimir Putin to back a full 30-day ceasefire during discussions with his American counterpart

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2 h. ago Nasa’s astronauts have returned but others could be left to ‘fend for themselves’

A successful rescue mission will be a relief to Nasa but some legal experts fear space tourists may not have the same legal protection

Technology

2 h. ago New York City paying $500,000 a month to indicted developer who could testify against Mayor Eric Adams

The Adams administration has continued to pay the hotel company of Weihong Hu, a developer accused of funneling illegal campaign donations to the mayor The administration of New York City mayor Eric Adams is continuing to pay over $500,000 a month to a hotel developer who could potentially provide valuable testimony to prosecutors against the mayor and several of his top allies.The developer, Weihong Hu, was indicted last month for allegedly bribing a New York City non-profit CEO. The indictment charges that she gave the nonprofit executive stacks of cash and helped him purchase a $1.3m townhouse in exchange for more than $20m in city-funded contracts for her two Queens hotels and a catering company. Hu has pleaded not guilty to all charges. Continue reading...

Economics

2 h. ago Three DEAD, five sickened by severe food poisoning after eating chocolate dessert

All chilled desserts including ice cream, mousses and yoghurts supplied by the company have now been recalled.

Events

2 h. ago Inexperienced hospital managers 'missed 14 chances to stop Lucy Letby killing babies'

Lucy Letby could have been stopped from going on to kill further babies at the Countess of Chester Hospital but opportunities were missed by NHS managers, reportedly claims a leaked report

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2 h. ago Church that recently moved to a new base in Wishaw is holding an Easter fun day

Family tickets cost £5 with lunch provided and each child attending receiving a goodie bag

Politics

2 h. ago Kate Middleton's hidden tribute to Princess Charlotte in her St Patrick's Day outfit that you might have missed

Kate dressed to impress in a lucky green Alexander McQueen coat dress as she made a triumphant solo return to the Irish Guards' St Patrick's Day parade in London on Monday.

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