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Documents related to the so-called Battle of Orgreave are said to be amongst those destroyed by Northumbria Police.
Trade Secretary Jonathan Reynolds said that the Tata Steel plant in Port Talbot does not meet “melt and pour” rules needed to get exemptions from Donald Trump’s steel tariffs over the line.
An East Lancashire council is seeking views on its plans to outsource the roadworthiness testing of its licensed taxis and private hire vehicles.
Location, Location, Location presenter Phil Spencer has shared a 10p test you should do when you see cracks appearing in walls to avoid hefty bills.
“While it’s currently unlikely that most of us in the UK will see any Asian hornets, like any pests, it’s harder to get rid of them once they’ve arrived than it is to prevent them in the first place.
The claimants include the family of former England midfielder Norbert ‘Nobby’ Stiles, who died in 2020 after suffering from dementia.
British billpayers saved more than £300 million by switching the time at which they turned on their washing machines or ovens, according to figures released by the industry body for network operators.
Prime Minister Sir Keir Starmer is in talks with Labour rebels over concessions to save the Government’s welfare reform package. The talks ahead of Tuesday’s Commons showdown come after 126 Labour MPs ...
Jack Cullen’s route to the festival took him through areas including the Lake District and saw him perform in quirky venues, including a sauna.
Geoffrey Roberts said it was important for Second World War veterans to be recognised ‘for the ones who didn’t come home’.
The steel frame for the new £3.3million Darwen Youth Centre has been lowered into place as work on the key development progresses.
Scottish violinist Nicola Benedetti has performed for patients, families and hospital staff who are unable to attend the Edinburgh International Festival. Benedetti, who is the festival’s director, ...