55 h. ago Urgent warning to parents after baby dies during breastfeeding

The National Childbirth Trust (NCT) has issued urgent changes to its breastfeeding advice after the death of seven-week-old James 'Jimmy' Alderman, who died from suffocation

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3 d. ago Urgent advice issued to Brits as passport change comes into force next month

Kylie, who has visited 50 countries and documents her adventures online, took to TikTok to share her advice. She warned her followers that the increase in passport renewal cost takes effect soon

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5 d. ago Cheers Rachel! Average pint of pint surges past £5 or first time as pubs suffer ballooning staffing costs

Industry bosses have warned that a rise in the UK minimum wage and National Insurance contributions next month means they will be forced to put up prices.

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1 week ago Major change at British airports will see holidaymakers cutting passport queues on their way home

The technology, created by four companies, is currently on trial at four UK ports as of November last year and is set to fully launch within the next year.

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1 week ago Man caught with enough fentanyl to wipe out a small city was previously LET OFF by Dem governor

Percy Levy, 54, was arrested Thursday during a traffic stop in Everett following a 16-month investigation by the Snohomish Regional Drug Task Force.

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2 w. ago Martin Lewis issues urgent advice to anyone who uses mobile phone for banking

Martin Lewis has issued urgent advice to anyone who uses mobile phone for banking.

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3 w. ago Transgender man was sexually assaulted and forced to drink urine in month

Sam Nordquist, 24, was found dead on February 13 in the Finger Lakes region

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4 w. ago Unwelcome country: why have some conservative politicians stopped acknowledging Indigenous lands in Australia?

Welcome to country ceremonies are commonplace in Australia. The campaign against them is ‘just ugly politicking’, says Aboriginal leaderGet our breaking news email, free app or daily news podcastThe Northern Territory chief minister made a deliberate omission at an event last month commemorating the 1942 bombing of Darwin by Japanese forces. In her opening remarks, Lia Finocchiaro acknowledged veterans and the families of those who survived – but not the Larrakia people, on whose land the event was held.She later told local radio that such gestures, widely made at public gatherings to show respect to Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander people, had become “tokenistic” and “divisive”.Sign up for Guardian Australia’s breaking news email Continue reading...

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