1 hour ago Women put off cycling by safety fears and intimidating drivers, study finds

The research found that a gender gap in barriers to cycling has widened in the past seven years

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4 h. ago Iraqi asylum seeker says he can't be deported because mysterious TikTok lover's family will kill him if he leaves Britain

The unnamed man told a tribunal the woman's family back in his home country had threatened to kill him after he proposed to her, having met her in person just three times.

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4 h. ago Man injured in electric motorbike crash in residential street

South Wales Police said the 29-year-old rider suffered facial injuries and was arrested for driving offences following the incident in Cardiff

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17 h. ago Justin Bieber enjoys cute moment with son Jack Blues amid fears for his health

Justin Bieber has shared an update on his baby son with wife Hailey Bieber Jack Blues as they lay enjoying the sunshine after fears over the singers safety

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25 h. ago Britain's second home ghost towns FIGHT BACK: Locals told to secretly REPORT rich neighbours greedily buying up houses as seaside villages wage war on out

EXCLUSIVE: From April 1, more than 150 councils across the country will increase the tax on second homes to 100 per cent - meaning bills could rise as much as £10,000 for the year.

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36 h. ago Beautiful EU seaside town where locals go on holiday with 24C heat in April

If you simply cannot wait until summer to experience warmer weather, this sun-kissed European town has it all - and it's sizzling in April

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44 h. ago Coronation Street fans joke about Rovers Return future in 'massive change' after 65 years

It's the second home to many of the street's most famous residents

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3 d. ago Gay Malaysian asylum seeker wins right to stay in UK after judge says home country's ban on Pride watches shows he would be persecuted if sent there

The man, who had overstayed his visa, won after Judge Bijan Hoshi ruled that the LGBTQ+ community are subjected to 'serious discrimination' by government and society in the Asian country.

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3 d. ago Sensitive military documents found dumped on residential street

The papers, marked ‘sensitive’, were found spilling out of a bin bag.

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3 d. ago Confidential military documents found dumped on residential street

The papers, marked ‘sensitive’, were found spilling out of a bin bag.

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3 d. ago Myanmar earthquake live: Bangkok declares state of emergency after massive 7.7 tremor strikes central Myanmar

Quake, centred near Mandalay, sent panicked residents onto the streets in Myanmar and Thailand

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4 d. ago The asylum seeker towns where locals are 'too terrified to walk the streets': Residents in Britain's migrant hotspots say communities are being 'taken advantage of' and left fearing for their safety

EXCLUSIVE: Each asylum seeker who lodges a claim for protection is sent to a different part of the UK under the Home Office 's 'dispersal policy'.

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4 d. ago Godstone sinkhole: Evacuated families expected to return home this weekend

Residents were evacuated after a sinkhole appeared in the High Street, Godstone, on the night of February 17.

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5 d. ago Coronation Street favourites set to 'return' for Craig Tinker's funeral as death 'sealed'

Coronation Street fans are convinced two former Weatherfield residents will return to the soap for Craig Tinker's funeral, following the news that the beloved character will be killed off

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5 d. ago Charity faces legal action after relocated elephants in Malawi allegedly kill 10 people

People living near Kasungu national park say they are living in fear after translocation of 263 elephants by International Fund for Animal Welfare People living on the edge of a protected area in Malawi are taking legal action against an NGO that moved more than 250 elephants into the area, which they say have killed at least 10 people.Villagers near Kasungu national park, which is Malawi’s second largest and crosses the Zambian border, say they are living in fear for their livelihoods and safety after 263 elephants were introduced in July 2022, causing a sharp spike in human-wildlife conflict. Ten people claiming to be affected by the translocation from Liwonde national park have begun legal action against the International Fund for Animal Welfare (Ifaw), demanding that the conservation NGO construct adequate fencing to protect the 167 villages around the park and compensate local people for the damage caused by the elephants. Continue reading...

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6 d. ago Iranian asylum seeker, 18, with a 'prominent Adam's apple' cuddled a teddy bear and pretended to be a child to get into Britain

The adult male had been aged 18 at the time but deliberately tried to 'deceive' authorities by claiming he was a teenager, an asylum tribunal found.

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6 d. ago Iranian asylum seeker, 18, with a 'prominent Adam's apple' cuddled a teddy bear and pretended to be a little boy to get into Britain

The adult male had been aged 18 at the time but deliberately tried to 'deceive' authorities by claiming he was a teenager, an asylum tribunal found.

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6 d. ago Government ends contract worth billions with one of largest providers of asylum seeker hotels

Review raised concerns over performance and behaviour of Stay Belvedere Hotels, which houses people waiting for asylum decisions in 51 hotels as well as the Napier Barracks

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6 d. ago Coronation Street horror as resident shot in Rob Donovan's armed siege

SPOILERS: The victim of Rob's return to Weatherfield as he held Carla Connor and DS Lisa Swain has been confirmed

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6 d. ago Mountains of rubbish blight one side of Birmingham street amid bin strikes

On one side of Chelworth Road in Birmingham, the pavement is immaculately kept but directly opposite, on the verge run by the bankrupt city council, it is swimming in filth.

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