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Sussex plans to restore kelp forests to fight climate change
It’s brown, smelly and elusive and it plays a key role in the fight against climate change. Giant
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‘This Morning’ presenters’ behaviour will be more under scrutiny, says media journalist
We spoke to the media journalist Siobhan Synnot and began by asking her about how much information she thought that ITV had about the relationship.
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Phillip Schofield: ITV investigated rumours of relationship
ITV says it investigated rumours that the presenter Phillip Schofield was having a relationship with a junior employee about three years ago, but insisted that both parties had categorically denied it.
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Chaos at UK airports as e-passport gates fail
Long queues have been building up at major airports around the UK after electronic passport gates stopped working – leaving many passengers forced to wait for several hours.
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Post Office former postmaster describes company as a ‘mafia’
We spoke to former postmaster Seema Misra.
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Post Office used ‘unacceptable’ racist slur to describe Horizon scandal suspects
As if wrongly prosecuting hundreds of people wasn’t enough – now the Post Office has been forced to apologise for using racist terms to describe postmasters caught up in the Horizon computer scandal.
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Island starts widespread eradication programme to protect endangered seabirds
It’s a spectacular home to thousands of seabirds, many on the red list at risk of extinction. But Rathlin Island, off the coast of Northern Ireland is also home to thousands of rats whose appetite for eggs and chicks is threatening the future of the seabird colony.
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Watchdog considered closing Kent maternity unit over safety concerns
A care watchdog considered closing down a maternity unit in Ashford, Kent following concerns about safety, infection control and a lack of accessible life saving equipment.
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Hundreds attend vigil for teenagers killed in Ely crash
A vigil has been taking place in Cardiff for the two teenagers who died in a crash in Ely on Monday, sparking a riot.
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Bank of England has a lot of work to do, says former Monetary Policy Committee member
We spoke to Dr Sushil Wadhwani, a former member of the Bank of England’s Monetary Policy Committee.
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Chancellor backs interest rate rise despite fears of recession
Owning a home is getting more expensive as lenders begin putting up mortgage rates, spooked by stubbornly high inflation figures.
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WW2 hero dies alone but hundreds attend funeral
97-year-old retired RAF airman Peter Brown was one of the last Black RAF pilots to have fought in the Second World War.
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Police Scotland is ‘institutionally racist,’ says outgoing Chief Constable
Describing it as a “difficult day”, the outgoing Chief Constable of Police Scotland has admitted that his force is “institutionally racist and discriminatory”.
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Ofgem drops energy price cap: how will it affect consumers?
Gas and electricity bills for the average household will go down to just over two thousand pounds a year after the energy regulator Ofgem dropped its price cap.
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Downing St crash: Man arrested after collided with gates
A man has been arrested on suspicion of criminal damage and dangerous driving after a car collided with the gates of Downing Street this afternoon.