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Carol Vorderman calls for apology from Sir Keir Starmer over winter fuel cut
Presenter and author Carol Vorderman has called on the prime minister to apologise over cutting winter fuel payments for pensioners.
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Dave Grohl admits becoming the father to a baby 'born outside of my marriage'
Foo Fighters singer Dave Grohl, well known for his reputation as "the nicest guy in rock", has admitted becoming the father to a baby born "outside of my marriage".
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Biden 'not ruling out' allowing Ukraine to fire into Russia, Blinken tells Sky News
President Joe Biden is "not ruling out" allowing Ukraine to fire missiles deep into Russian territory, the US secretary of state has told Sky News.
Showbiz
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Dave Grohl admits becoming the father to a baby 'born outside of my marriage'
Foo Fighters singer Dave Grohl, well known for his reputation as "the nicest guy in rock", has admitted becoming the father to a baby born "outside of my marriage".
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Jeremy Kyle Show death: No clear link between Steve Dymond's appearance on the show and his suicide - coroner
There is "no clear link" between the appearance of a guest on The Jeremy Kyle Show and his suicide, a coroner has concluded.
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Reality TV is cheap to make and compelling to watch, but it can cost those taking part
Living at a time where TV is dominated by a plethora of reality shows, "duty of care" is a term that gets banded around lots by broadcasters.
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Harry Potter: Casting opens for next Harry, Ron and Hermione for TV adaptation
The hunt for the next Harry Potter, Ron Weasley and Hermione Granger is on after HBO opened casting for the TV adaptation of the blockbuster movie franchise.
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Huw Edwards: BBC boss Tim Davie denies 'wholesale banning' of newsreader footage after scandal
The BBC's boss has said there has been "no wholesale banning" of footage from the corporation's archive after the scandal surrounding former newsreader Huw Edwards.
UK News
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Millions of pensioners will lose winter fuel payments as government wins vote on cut
MPs have voted to cut the winter fuel payment for all but the country's poorest pensioners.
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Winter fuel backlash and union heat shows Starmer's honeymoon is well and truly over
If you want a sense of the "change" government, Sir Keir Starmer becoming the first prime minister in 15 years to address the Trade Union Congress is it.
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Carol Vorderman calls for apology from Sir Keir Starmer over winter fuel cut
Presenter and author Carol Vorderman has called on the prime minister to apologise over cutting winter fuel payments for pensioners.
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Harry Potter: Casting opens for next Harry, Ron and Hermione for TV adaptation
The hunt for the next Harry Potter, Ron Weasley and Hermione Granger is on after HBO opened casting for the TV adaptation of the blockbuster movie franchise.
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Jeremy Kyle Show death: No clear link between Steve Dymond's appearance on the show and his suicide - coroner
There is "no clear link" between the appearance of a guest on The Jeremy Kyle Show and his suicide, a coroner has concluded.
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Prince William thanks well-wishers in Carmarthenshire after Kate's cancer treatment update
Prince William has visited Carmarthenshire a day after Princess Catherine announced she had finished her chemotherapy treatment.
World News
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Biden 'not ruling out' allowing Ukraine to fire into Russia, Blinken tells Sky News
President Joe Biden is "not ruling out" allowing Ukraine to fire missiles deep into Russian territory, the US secretary of state has told Sky News.
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Risk-averse Anthony Blinken is verging on the delusional
The use of sanctions failed to deter Russia from invading Ukraine and failed to persuade Moscow to end it - and yet despite one of the most dramatic escalations in this conflict so far, the West is just issuing more of them, and limited ones at that.
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'A threat to all of Europe': Iran is supplying Russia with ballistic missiles, says US secretary of state
Iran has sent short-range ballistic missiles to Russia and the Kremlin "will likely use them within weeks in Ukraine", the US secretary of state has said.
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Dominique Pelicot: French man accused of inviting dozens of men to rape his wife taken to hospital on day he was to give evidence
A man accused of inviting at least 50 other men to rape his wife has been taken to hospital on the day he was due to give evidence.
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Former Oxford Islamic scholar jailed for rape in Switzerland
A Swiss appeals court has found a former Oxford professor guilty of rape and sexual coercion nearly 16 years ago and sentenced him to a year in prison.
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Bodies of four climbers found on Mont Blanc
Four bodies have been found on the French side of Mont Blanc.
Politics
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Millions of pensioners will lose winter fuel payments as government wins vote on cut
MPs have voted to cut the winter fuel payment for all but the country's poorest pensioners.
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Winter fuel backlash and union heat shows Starmer's honeymoon is well and truly over
If you want a sense of the "change" government, Sir Keir Starmer becoming the first prime minister in 15 years to address the Trade Union Congress is it.
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Carol Vorderman calls for apology from Sir Keir Starmer over winter fuel cut
Presenter and author Carol Vorderman has called on the prime minister to apologise over cutting winter fuel payments for pensioners.
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Mel Stride knocked out of Tory leadership race - as Robert Jenrick stays in the lead
Mel Stride has become the latest Tory leadership hopeful to be knocked out of the race to replace Rishi Sunak.
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Man who told Labour MP Jess Phillips she would 'burn' in threatening emails is jailed
A man has been jailed for emailing Labour MP Jess Phillips and telling her she would "burn until her skin is no more".
Weird News
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Airbus Beluga lands at London's Heathrow Airport
An unusually-shaped plane has landed at London's Heathrow Airport to deliver spare parts.
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Victor Adeboyejo: Bolton Wanderers striker injured after 'hefty sneeze'
A "hefty sneeze" has caused a professional footballer to sustain a "nasty back injury".
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Watch: This is how a mushroom wearing a robot body dances
Scientists have discovered a new way of controlling robots by using mycelium - the fungal network attached to the roots of mushrooms.
Tech News
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Dengue fever: Popular European holiday hotspots at risk of being hit by tropical disease, warn UK scientists
Scientists tracking the spread of dengue fever have named popular European holiday destinations they say are at risk from future outbreaks.
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Australia to place age limit on social media use for children
Australia plans to set a minimum age for children to access social media due to concerns about mental and physical health.
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SpaceX blasts off billionaire and three other private astronauts for 'risky' first-ever spacewalk
SpaceX has blasted off a crew of four private astronauts for the first-ever private spacewalk.
Videos
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Watch: This is how a mushroom wearing a robot body dances
Scientists have discovered a new way of controlling robots by using mycelium - the fungal network attached to the roots of mushrooms.
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State pension to rise by more than £400 a year in April - double some winter fuel payments
The state pension is due to rise by 4% in April, giving an extra £460 a year to recipients.
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Biden 'not ruling out' allowing Ukraine to fire into Russia, Blinken tells Sky News
President Joe Biden is "not ruling out" allowing Ukraine to fire missiles deep into Russian territory, the US secretary of state has told Sky News.
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Millions of pensioners will lose winter fuel payments as government wins vote on cut
MPs have voted to cut the winter fuel payment for all but the country's poorest pensioners.
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'A threat to all of Europe': Iran is supplying Russia with ballistic missiles, says US secretary of state
Iran has sent short-range ballistic missiles to Russia and the Kremlin "will likely use them within weeks in Ukraine", the US secretary of state has said.
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Risk-averse Anthony Blinken is verging on the delusional
The use of sanctions failed to deter Russia from invading Ukraine and failed to persuade Moscow to end it - and yet despite one of the most dramatic escalations in this conflict so far, the West is just issuing more of them, and limited ones at that.
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