2 h. ago ANDREW PIERCE: Londoners have the Tube, Sadiq Khan has a gravy train

London may be riddled with crime, soaring prices and poor-quality transport - but at least Mayor of London Sir Sadiq Khan and his officials can enjoy the finer things in life.

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2 h. ago Dine and dash 'travellers' sprint out of riverside café with young child after gorging on £100 worth of fry

The owners of Honey's Bakery & Café, in the small village of Caergwrle, Wrexham, North Wales, have been left devastated after the group fled without paying.

Economics

2 h. ago UK's biggest holiday park company to open four new sites in time for Christmas

This holiday park company is expanding the number of sites open during the festive period this year - with four new additions set to launch for Christmas and New Year breaks until 3 January, 2025.

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4 h. ago EasyJet launches cabin crew recruitment drive targeting school leavers

This initiative follows research that revealed that misunderstandings surrounding the cabin crew profession are deterring many

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4 h. ago Jodie Whittaker proves there is life after her Doctor Who train wreck... writes CHRISTOPHER STEVENS

Jodie Whittaker 's career was dramatically derailed when she became the first female Doctor Who.

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4 h. ago Starmer and European allies travel to Washington with Zelensky for crunch talks

The PM and other European leaders will aim to prevent Ukraine from having to concede to Russian land grabs.

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7 h. ago Democrat Senator said Alaska summit was ‘great day’ for Russia: Putin was ‘absolved of his crimes in front of the world’

Putin came to America for a ‘photo opp’ and legitimization, and received both from Trump, says Murphy

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7 h. ago Britain's most elusive conman: The luxury lifestyle led by Zambian fraudster who stole £3.5m in elaborate scam before finally being deported after 25 YEARS

Dressed in a tailored suit and travelling only by chauffeur-driven limousines, Alick Kapikanya looked every inch the successful businessman.

Economics

7 h. ago Scottish Government failing West Lothian stroke survivors according to leading charity

Figures released by Public Heath Scotland this week as part of their Scottish Stroke Improvement Programme revealed the country is falling unacceptably short of its own target of 80% of stroke patients receiving an inpatient bundle which aims to ensure the best chance of survival and recovery.

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8 h. ago Antiques Roadshow guests speechless as family item valued at £300,000 in 'show first'

Antiques Roadshow aired the incredible moment one family learnt the staggering value of a precious heirloom

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8 h. ago What’s at stake when Zelensky meets Trump at the White House with Starmer and EU allies in tow

Sir Keir Starmer will travel to Washington alongside a host of European leaders in a show of solidarity with Zelensky

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9 h. ago I stayed at Welsh campsite 10 minutes from perfect beach and these things made it special

Yoga on the beach? Check. Dolphins? Check. Wicked sunsets? Yup. Total relaxation? Absolutely

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9 h. ago The Guardian view on regulating cosmetic procedures: rogue operators must be tackled, but aren’t the only problem | Editorial

Tighter rules over treatments including fillers and Botox will send a message, but resources will be needed to enforce themThe enormous popularity of beauty treatments, including dermatological fillers and Botox injections, is not solely an issue for health regulators. Changing norms and aspirations about appearances, and the way that these are marketed mainly to women and girls, are a cultural and economic phenomenon that requires wider consideration. While attitudes to these procedures and aesthetics vary, many people – including some cosmetic surgeons – are concerned that younger women account for a growing share of a highly lucrative and growing market.The death last year of 33-year-old Alice Webb in Gloucestershire, after a non-surgical Brazilian butt lift, as well as multiple reports of injuries, and the deaths of at least 28 women who have travelled to Turkey for cosmetic treatments, have increased the pressure on ministers to tighten the law. Wes Streeting’s a...

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10 h. ago London travel news: Man killed in serious crash on M23 as traffic blocked into south London

A man in his 50s was sadly pronounced dead at the scene and his next of kin have been informed, police said

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11 h. ago Spain adds 500 more troops to battle wildfires as country bakes under extended heatwave

National rail operator Renfe said it suspended Madrid-Galicia high-speed train services scheduled for Sunday due to the fires

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11 h. ago Award winning kitchen company announces expansion into West Lothian

Silver Birch Interiors is set to open a brand-new state-of-the-art showroom in Livingston on September 27

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11 h. ago Why investing in a whisky firm can leave you with a VERY nasty hangover, by consumer champion TONY HETHERINGTON

I bought bonds in beverage company Linc Drinks Ltd and casks of whisky from Whisky&Co Ltd, both promoted by the same sales firm. I've just seen that Whisky&Co has gone into liquidation.

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11 h. ago UK acting legend Terrance Stamp dies aged 87 as Superman villain's family pay tribute

The actor received an Academy Award nomination in 1962 for his work in Billy Budd

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11 h. ago Network Rail staff have bagged £165million in bonuses in three years despite train delays

Most workers took home an average bonus of £2,000 last year even though almost a third of services ran late and 4% of trains were cancelled. The TaxPayers' Alliance has branded it "scandalous."

Economics

11 h. ago Rochelle Humes sizzles in a pink bikini as she enjoys a family holiday in Marbella after being dragged into Myleene Klass and Frankie Bridge feud

Rochelle Humes showed off her incredible figure in a pink bikini as she posed for sizzling Instagram snaps during sun-soaked family holiday in Marbella on Sunday. 

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