48 m. ago Hundreds back WalesOnline's call on Keir Starmer to stop treating Wales as second

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2 h. ago Change council tax system to stop poorer areas being charged more – Labour MP

Hartlepool MP Jonathan Brash branded council tax as ‘the most unfair and regressive’ taxation in England.

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2 h. ago Frontier Airlines makes major bag policy change in jab at Southwest

Frontier announced two deals for passengers booking travel this week in response to Southwest’s policy changes

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2 h. ago I changed my name to Pudsey Bear for charity but now I'm trapped in the UK, can't get a passport and am even losing money from my business

Eileen De Bont, 53, from north Wales, legally became Pudsey Bear - the name of Children In Need's teddy mascot - after running an eBay auction to raise money for the charity in 2009.

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3 h. ago Matt Sherratt doesn't rule out Wales return as he explains what needs to change

Sherratt has returned to his day job with Cardiff following the end of the Six Nations

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3 h. ago London Communications Agency Aisle 8 Changes Management, Broadens Scope

London Communications Agency Aisle 8 Changes Management, Broadens Scope  WWD

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3 h. ago Coe feels ‘momentum’ but IOC presidential race remains on knife

Vote on next IOC president to take place on ThursdaySamaranch Jr, Coventry and Coe the leading contendersSebastian Coe feels he has momentum as the race to become the next president of the International Olympic Committee reaches its final hours. Most experts believe the seven-strong contest to be the next leader of global sport is on a knife-edge, with Coe one of the “big three” alongside the Spaniard Juan Antonio Samaranch Jr, who is the favourite, and Kirsty Coventry, whowould be the first female president of the IOC.However, Lord Coe struck an upbeat message after meeting many of the 98 voters who will decide his fate before the vote on Thursday afternoon. “I feel there is momentum,” he said. “I have enjoyed the campaign and the discussions I have had. I have listened a lot and I’ve heard about what members are concerned about and what they would like to change. Continue reading...

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3 h. ago Martin Lewis says DWP benefit shake up 'fraught with challenges'

Martin Lewis has shared his initial reactions to changes made to PIP payments as part of the biggest shake up to the welfare system in a generation

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3 h. ago Zelenskyy says Ukraine ready to implement limited energy and infrastructure ceasefire after ‘positive’ and ‘frank’ Trump call – live

Zelenskyy said he accepted US proposal of unconditional ceasefire on frontline in ‘substantive’ conversation with TrumpOpening the press conference, Finland’s Stubb says Europe faces “one of those moments of choices between two different worlds: Yalta or Helsinki; in other words, spheres of influence or equal rights and duties for all states.”He stresses that Ukraine has “an undeniable right to defend itself on its own and supported by its partner,” a right that “cannot be restricted in any way,” dismissing Russian demands to halt help for Kyiv.The principles of international law and the European security order have not changed, and there is no need to start changing them.Independence, sovereignty and territorial integrity. These are the principles of the UN Charter and the Helsinki charter. Continue reading...

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4 h. ago Boxhall City: Boxpark announces new concept with 13 London restaurants

Sourdough Sophia, Club Mexicana and Old Chang Kee are all on the bill

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5 h. ago From feeling happy to changing nappy as Jeremiah Azu is grounded by fatherhood

Azu returned to Wales from his gold medal win in the Netherlands and was thrust right back into dad duty.

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5 h. ago ‘Ghost kitchens’, fast casual and higher prices: how the pandemic changed the US restaurant industry

Americans eat takeout more. Some drink less. Bar-and-grill chains have shuttered. But the restaurant industry has evolved and reboundedBefore Covid, Li’l Dizzy’s, a Creole buffet run by one of New Orleans’ famous Black restaurant families, was a mainstay of the city’s Treme neighborhood. But when officials issued the first Covid stay-at-home orders in March 2020, Li’l Dizzy’s closed, and it did not reopen: how could a buffet restaurant operate during a pandemic?That fall, the cafe’s 73-year-old owner, Wayne Baquet Sr, announced he was selling the restaurant, citing his age and pandemic health risks. The closure appeared to mark the end of a Baquet culinary family legacy that started in Treme in the 1940s and expanded to other family outposts across the city. Continue reading...

Events

5 h. ago When is the next Fortnite update? Release date for update 34.20 and what to expect

Big changes to Fortnite OG are set to come soon, and they're expected to arrive in the next update for the game which is just around the corner.

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5 h. ago 5 cult trainers to buy for summer 2025 — and the ones to swerve

The cult trainers which ruled the capital in 2024 are officially changing for summer 2025. Here’s what to cop to stay on-trend

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5 h. ago Man returns 'overpriced' drink to shop after wife's order – decision makes him £242million

Tayeb Souami was an accountant who had to remortgage his home just days before his life changed forever – and he's reminded of it every time he drinks orange juice

Economics

5 h. ago First British astronaut explains why 'overview effect' changes life on Earth for those returning from Space as stranded NASA astronauts finally make it home

NASA astronauts Butch Wilmore and Suni Williams are home, but it's likely their nine months at the International Space Station (ISS) has left them vulnerable to 'overview effect'.

Technology

5 h. ago Starmer must drop ‘cruel’ Pip proposals or face ‘mother of all rebellions’, Labour MP says – UK politics live

Richard Burgon says PM’s failure to defend new Pip eligibility rules at PMQs shows why ‘cruel’ plans should be droppedLast night, to back up its analysis of the disability cuts, the Institute for Fiscal Studies published two charts illustrating aspects of the changes.This one shows how the £5bn cuts announced yesterday compare in scale to previous benefit cuts, listed here in order of how big they were, in current prices. Continue reading...

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5 h. ago Pollen is expected to be bad in most states this spring – here is when the season will hit your neighborhood

Climate change is making America’s frustrating allergy season earlier and longer

Events

5 h. ago Major change made on how to stream The Simpsons weeks after UK channel switch

The Simpsons has been a UK TV staple since premiering here in 1996

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5 h. ago Scotland could see two 'severe' weather events due to 'never before seen' wind changes

Scotland has been battered by chaotic weather since the start of the new year and the Met Office predicts more

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