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Palantir: Ex-Labour deputy leader joins AI giant after Sadiq Khan’s clash over £50m Met deal
Former Labour deputy leader Tom Watson is facing criticism after taking a senior vice-president role at tech giant Palantir, which holds major UK Government contracts,…
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Net Zero doesn’t mean closing factories, says Sir Jim Ratcliffe
A new undersea storage site for greenhouse gas proves that Net Zero shouldn’t mean shutting factories, industrialist Sir Jim Ratcliffe has said. The Greensand facility,…
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NHS nurses reveal patients treated ‘worse than animals’ during summer heatwaves
NHS patients were left enduring dangerously hot conditions in hospitals during this summer’s record-breaking temperatures, with nurses citing some people were treated “worse than animals”…
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Manchester news: Lollipop man in his 70s hit by car on school crossing as horrified children watch him suffer gruesome injuries
A lollipop man in his 70s has been struck by a car at a pedestrian crossing directly outside a school. The crossing patrol officer was…
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Theo Usherwood explains Andy Burnham’s ‘biggest intervention so far’ on Net Zero
Andy Burnham’s sudden intervention on Net Zero has been explained by political commentator Theo Usherwood as the Prime Minister insists Britain remains fully committed to…
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French fishermen protests: Blockade of ports in mass revolt over fuel prices
French fishermen have escalated protests over soaring fuel costs by blockading ports and an oil depot along the Mediterranean coast. At Frontignan, up to 200…
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Green council forced to correct road sign for SS Great Britain after spelling blunder
A Green council has been forced to correct a road sign after the word “Britain” was spelt incorrectly. The road sign showed motorists directions towards…
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M1 chaos: Drivers face traffic mayhem as overturned lorry forces major motorway to shut
Drivers are being warned of long delays on the M1 this morning following a serious lorry crash, prompting rush hour chaos. The M1 in Leicestershire…
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Earl Spencer allegations ‘ramped up to the nth degree’ after taking aim at late Queen
Earl Spencer’s allegations about the Palace have been “ramped up to the nth degree”, a royal commentator as said. Speaking to GB News, Editor-at-Large for…
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Frankfurt Airport malaria outbreak: Three dead after mosquito ‘was trapped on plane’ at major European travel hub
A third person has now died in a rare malaria outbreak after a mosquito is believed to have become trapped on a plane arriving at…