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Trans women will not be allowed to attend main Labour Women's Conference events
06 December 2025The conference will take place in 2026 after being cancelled for a year in light of the Supreme Court's gender ruling.
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Four arrested after crumble and custard thrown at Crown Jewels display
06 December 2025The Tower of London was partially closed to the public while the police investigated.
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Failed Sarah Ferguson-backed app received £1m taxpayers' money
06 December 2025The former Duchess was an "ambassador" for vVoosh, founded by her friend Manuel Fernandez.
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Met Office issues weather warning for rain
06 December 2025Heavy rain and strong winds are forecast for the start of the week.
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Scottish Conservative peer defects to Reform UK
06 December 2025Malcolm Offord appeared at a rally alongside Nigel Farage in Falkirk on Saturday to announce the move.
Media Daily Express
Daily Express :: News Feed
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LIVE: Australia burns, state of disaster declared as nearly 70 fires now ablaze
07 December 2025
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Hidden details from Princess Kate's Christmas carol concert you may have missed
07 December 2025
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David Lammy's nuclear option and 2 better choices Labour could make right now
07 December 2025
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Andrew's just made everything even worse for Royal Family - and it's so selfish
07 December 2025
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The UK's quietest train station that gets just 1 passenger every 5 days
07 December 2025
Media Positive News
Positive News
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Tired of small talk? Five ways to spark meaningful conversations
05 December 2025
Fed up of discussing the weather? Here are five ways to initiate deeper, more engaging conversations to truly connect
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What went right this week: the good news that matters
05 December 2025
A roadmap for ending plastic pollution, Antarctic’s shrinking ozone hole, and London’s falling crime rate, plus more
The post What went right this week: the good news that matters appeared first on Positive News.
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Flat-pack washing machine spins a fairer future
03 December 2025
A former Dyson engineer is rolling out a revolution for household chores in deprived communities after inventing an off-grid washing machine
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Sustainable gifts: 27 meaningful presents that do good
02 December 2025
From organic clothing to wild jams, here are 27 sustainable gifts to give this Christmas
The post Sustainable gifts: 27 meaningful presents that do good appeared first on Positive News.
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The show must go on: keeping Britain’s musical heart beating
01 December 2025
As venues face uncertain futures and arts budgets are slashed, can the punk spirit keep the music flowing?
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Media The Argus
The Argus | News
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Disgraced landlord could lose his licence after groping woman in pub
06 December 2025A pub landlord from Brighton who groped a woman should be “utterly ashamed” of his actions, a judge said
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Hospital staff are 'left in the dark' after they do not get paid
06 December 2025An NHS trust has apologised after temporary hospital staff were not paid on time
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Beloved TV cook and actress celebrate launch of pioneering pub in city centre
06 December 2025A television cook and actress attended the official opening of a new pub designed to support people with learning difficulties into work.
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Owners will restore landmark into 'key performance venue' with 'world class artists'
06 December 2025Owners of a Brighton landmark have given an update on its restoration
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'Extreme disappointment' as plans for 190 homes on farmland to go ahead
06 December 2025An MP said she is “extremely disappointed” after the refusal of plans for 190 homes on farmland was overturned
Media The Guardian
The Guardian
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‘What’s my life like away from rugby? Chaos’: Red Rose superstar Ellie Kildunne on confidence, cowboy dances and why it’s cool to be different
07 December 2025
Kildunne is known for her startling speed and audacious tries, but there’s more to the talented full-back than rugby, from a passion for photography to a sideline in DIY tattooing
Ellie Kildunne says it’s not quite sunk in yet. A couple of months on from winning the Rugby Union World Cup with her England teammates, she’s still on a high. I ask if she slept with her winner’s medal by her bed the night they won. “That night?” She gives me a look. “It’s still by my bed. Every day. I wake up and the medal’s next to my bed. And it’s, like, as if!”
But Kildunne is not resting on her laurels. She says the medal is also a reminder of what’s left to achieve – for her, and for women’s rugby in general. “Your heart’s telling you that you’ve done it, but I need to refocus. So it’s about how can we win the prem, how can we win another Six Nations, more World Cups? How can we keep fans coming to games? We’ve sold out Twickenham, so how do we do it again?”
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Christmas dinner in a restaurant or kitchen carnage at home?
07 December 2025
After several attempts at eating ‘out’, I’m still on the fence
Christmas dinner? At home or in a restaurant? It’s at this juncture of the year, with Christmas dinner hurtling towards us, that you may well find yourself muttering: “Well, we could always go out!” Who could blame any home cook for wanting to shove this great burden on to someone else’s back, especially since every culinary TV show, magazine article and advertising break since mid-November has hammered home what a colossal faff Christmas dinner actually is. No, it’s not just a slightly posh Sunday roast with a few more guests.
Christmas dinner in the UK these days is more like a cross between dinner at Balmoral and 4 July at Mar-a-Lago. The table has to be heaving with holly-embossed crockery, the carrots must be bejewelled in star anise and Himalayan pink pepper, the turkey has to be brined in aromatic salt water and your roasties shaken in polenta and smothered in duck fat. If you’re the designated martyr organising proceedings, field-marshalling everything and cooking this tinsel-strewn palaver, it is common to try instead to divert it all to the local pub, where they’re doing “turkey and all the trimmings” for £79 a head (and including a cracker and a pre-dinner “glass of something sparkly”).
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After several attempts at spending Christmas “out”, however, I’m still on the fence as to whether or not it’s really worth it. Chances are, if you’re the designated cook, as I often am, you’ll also find yourself equally burdened as the designated table-finder, taxi-booker and exasperated berk trying to get Aunt Agnes up to the Queen’s Head by 3pm, mainly because she won’t on any account miss the king’s speech, won’t eat turkey without bread sauce and would ideally like her Jim Reeves cassette played over the pub’s sound system. -
‘What choice do we have?’: no end in sight for Ukraine’s war-weary frontline troops
07 December 2025
As peace hopes falter, infantry soldiers face more long deployments risking their lives against Russian attacks
For almost all of their 62-day deployment on the frontline west of Pokrovske, Bohdan and Ivan hid – first in a village shop, then, after a deadly firefight with Russian soldiers, in a tiny basement where the infantrymen from Ukraine’s 31st Brigade had to survive seven more weeks.
Food, water, cigarettes and other supplies were airlifted in by a friendly drone, their toilet was their 3 sq metre room, their nearest comrades 200 metres or so away. Their only hope was to remain underground, because they knew if they were detected a Russian drone could kill them all.
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I’m no hate-watcher. I really do love Meghan and her Christmas special | Polly Hudson
07 December 2025
The Duchess of Sussex is back and suddenly her show makes sense. It is cringingly ultra-extra, of course, but isn’t that what Christmas is all about?
No matter the time of year, ’tis always open season on the Duchess of Sussex’s televisual offering, With Love, Meghan. Critics, professional and armchair, have rarely been so united as when gleefully ripping series one and two of the lifestyle show to shreds. The consensus was that there has never been a greater royal outrage than when she took some pretzels out of a labelled bag, put them in a different bag, then labelled it. And she didn’t even attempt to explain herself to Emily Maitlis afterwards.
Now, like a merry renegade master, she is back once again with a “Holiday Celebration” (aka a Christmas special). But this time, it’s different. There are still the usual elements we’ve come to expect – psychobabble word salads, extreme hosting – but in the context of a yuletide episode, suddenly it all makes sense. The pieces have fallen into place; it’s a perfect snow storm.
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The truth about the ‘gender care gap’: are men really more likely to abandon their ill wives?
06 December 2025
It’s one thing facing a major diagnosis; it’s quite another dealing with your partner pulling away. But does the stereotype match the reality?
Jess never dreamed that she was going to get sick, nor did she consider what it would mean for her love life if she did. When she first started dating her boyfriend, they were both in their late 20s, living busy, active lives. “Sport was something we did a lot of and we did it together: we worked hard, played hard, we went for bike rides and went running and played golf together.”
But around a year into their relationship, all that stopped abruptly when Jess was diagnosed with long Covid, the poorly understood syndrome that in some people follows a Covid infection. For her, it meant “a general shutdown of my body: lungs, heart, stomach, really bad brain fog”. She went from being a sporty, independent 29-year-old with a successful career to sleeping all day and relying on her boyfriend for everything.
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Media The Sun
The Sun
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Horse racing tips: Forgive this 25-1 outsider one bad run and you could be onto a big Sunday winner
07 December 2025SUN Racing's picks for Sunday's action are below. Back a horse by clicking their odds. LONGSHOT GIDGE (3.30 Huntingdon) She was a good second on debut and didn’t get the best of runs at Southwell last time. She can hit the frame. EACH-WAY THIEF GRAECIA (1.15 Huntingdon) She is consistent at this level and has...
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Horse racing tips: ‘Willie Mullins runner hard to beat under Harry Cobden’ – Templegate’s Sunday NAP
07 December 2025TEMPLEGATE takes on Sunday's racing confident of giving the bookies a bashing. Back a horse by clicking their odds. SAINT SAM (3.00 Huntingdon, nap) This front-runner has some smart form for Willie Mullins, including a win and second in Grade 2 company. He could well get his own way out in front and will be...
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This is your first present, says heartbroken mum as she places Christmas cards next to her daughter Azaylia’s grave
07 December 2025IN a heartbreaking moment, Safiyya Vorajee knelt down and placed a pack of Christmas cards next to her daughter Azaylia’s grave. With a smile on her face, she told her little girl: “This is your first Christmas present of the year.” The cards have been created by other young children as part of The Sun...
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Moment US sniper opens fire on narco boat before seizing massive haul of cocaine
07 December 2025THIS is the moment a US Coast Guard sniper fired on a narco boat, before seizing thousands of pounds of cocaine. The shocking footage shows the drug packed vessel wading through the Pacific Ocean as a US Coast Guard helicopter approached. Footage shows a member of the Coast Guard's Helicopter Interdiction Tactical Squadron lined up...
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From a shoe-loving Basset Hound to a nervous hamster – your pet queries answered
07 December 2025HE is on a mission to help our pets . . . and is here to answer YOUR questions. Sean, who is the head vet at tailored pet food firm tails.com, has helped with owners’ queries for ten years. He says: “If your pet is acting funny or is under the weather, or you want to know about...
Media Consett Magazine
Consett Magazine
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Chef Parvin Kumar Celebrates a Hat-Trick Win and Launches Bao Asia in Consett
05 December 2025
Golden Success Meets Bold New Beginnings Award-winning chef Parvin Kumar has once again brought culinary pride to Consett. His acclaimed restaurant Soami’s Trio has achieved the Good Food Award Gold Seal 2025–26 for the third consecutive year, alongside its third TripAdvisor Travellers’ Choice Award. This rare hat-trick places Soami’s Trio among the UK’s top dining […]
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Meet the People Behind the Pour: David Clark
05 December 2025
The Greencroft Estate in Annfield Plain is home to Lanchester Wines and Greencroft Bottling, sister businesses within the family-owned The Lanchester Group. Each is a leader in its sector, and together they’re one of the biggest employers in our area. Consett Magazine has been given exclusive access to meet the people behind the scenes who […]
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More Than Day Care: Greencroft Launches Mutts Menu, Earns 5-Star Licence
05 December 2025
Proudly celebrating 5 amazing years of caring for dogs across Consett, Stanley, and the surrounding areas! Founded by David Lowes from Consett and run with his partner Rachel, who leads their thriving grooming salon, Greencroft Dog Day Care is a true local, family-run business built on love, trust, and community. Based right next to Krazy […]
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December 2025 – Consett Magazine Print Edition
02 December 2025
🎄 Christmas 2025 Issue OUT NOW! As festive lights appear across the town and another year draws to a close, the December 2025 edition of Consett Magazine is now available. This month brings together stories of community spirit, local achievements, and the people who make Consett a warmer, kinder place during the winter season. If […]
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Turning pain into purpose, one brushstroke at a time: Red Flags – Art as a Voice exhibition
26 November 2025
This week marks the start of a 16‑day activism period, beginning on Tuesday 25 November — the internationally recognised International Day for the Elimination of Violence against Women. Local community interest company Victims’ Voice Durham CIC is marking the date by launching its first art exhibition, Red Flags – Art as a Voice, which highlights […]
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Media Deadline News
Deadline News
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Volunteer group criticises “paltry” grant scheme agreed by Edinburgh Council
05 December 2025
THE City of Edinburgh Council has agreed to set up a pilot grant scheme for conservation groups and trusts, but there are fears that the funds suggested will not be nearly enough. One community group slammed the council’s funding offer as “paltry” and pointed out that no timeline or concrete plan for the scheme has […]
The post Volunteer group criticises “paltry” grant scheme agreed by Edinburgh Council appeared first on Deadline News.
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Threats of strike action as Edinburgh Napier University staff balloted over job cuts
05 December 2025
STAFF at Edinburgh Napier University are being balloted over strike action, months after university leadership announced plans to cut up to 70 jobs. Educational Institute Scotland (EIS) opened its statutory ballot on Wednesday (DEC 3), which will run until January 9. The union announced the plans on social media and stated that “all members must cast their ballot and […]
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Edinburgh Street Food charging “rip off” delivery fee – just to take food from kitchens to tables
05 December 2025
POPULAR food court Edinburgh Street Food (ESF) is charging patrons a 4.5% surcharge for “delivery” of their food. The delivery referred to, however, does not involve food being transported any great distance and instead involves meals being simply bussed from kitchen to table, as in any other restaurant. Although ESF, based at the top of […]
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Plans submitted to convert former Edinburgh care home into five flats
05 December 2025
A PROPOSAL has been submitted to convert a former Ravelston Park care home into five flats. Developers 4th Door Developments has notified the council of its plans to convert the 21-bed Sir James McKay Hosue care home. Staran Architects, which will oversee the design, has published drawings and a detailed explanation of its plans for the building. In a presentation, the group said: “The […]
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Free bus passes could be revoked under new plans to tackle anti-social behaviour on buses
05 December 2025
NEW plans have been laid out to tackle anti-social behaviour on buses, with commitments from the government to revoke the free bus passes of people found to be flaunting the rules could be revoked. This legislation will be developed by Transport Scotland and the Scottish Government alongside a “code of conduct” which will govern the […]
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Media Glasgow Times Scotland
Glasgow Times | News
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I saw Madness at the Hydro in Glasgow - and Suggs said this about Scotland
06 December 2025Review of Madness who played Glasgow's Hydro on December 12, 2025 as part of their Hit Parade UK tour.
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Do you know him? Police seek man after Glasgow Central station incident
06 December 2025THE British Transport Police are looking to speak to a man following an incident in Glasgow Central Station.
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Flight routes from Glasgow Airport to Scotland's World Cup games revealed
06 December 2025TARTAN Army fans looking to follow Scotland to the World Cup next year have finally found out where they need to jet off to to watch them play.
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Man dies after being found injured on street as cops probe 'unexplained' death
06 December 2025A MAN has died after being found injured on a street in Wishaw, as police probe his "unexplained" death.
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Glasgow hospital staff told to wear face masks due to outbreaks as wards closed
06 December 2025NHS staff working in hospitals in Glasgow have been told by bosses to wear face masks due to "outbreaks" as some wards have closed.
Media Metro
Metro
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After Hollow Knight: Silksong I am done with difficult video games – Reader’s Feature
07 December 2025Frustrated at games that are too hard, and those that are too easy, a reader complains that developers have lost the knack of creating a smooth difficulty curve.
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The biggest TV shows leaving Netflix this month after fans share ‘devastation’
07 December 2025So long, farewell Friends!
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I run a sex school from my kitchen to teach women how to dominate ‘naughty’ men
07 December 2025Want to learn a good flogging stance?
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What does the week have in store? Your tarot horoscope reading for December 8 to December 14
07 December 2025Get ready for a new week.
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Mikel Arteta disagrees with Unai Emery title claim after Arsenal defeat to Aston Villa
07 December 2025
Media Pink News
PinkNews | Latest lesbian, gay, bi and trans news | LGBTQ+ news
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Everything you need to know about Jacob Tierney, Heated Rivalry’s queer showrunner
06 December 2025
In a very short space of time the Canadian LGBTQ+ sports drama, Heated Rivalry, has become the internet’s lates obsession, and we have Jacob Tierney to thank for that. The series, based on Rachel Reid’s novel of the same name in the Game Changers series, follows the multi-year story of Ilya Rozanov (Connor Storrie) and […]
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Have a Wicked Christmas with these gifts even Glinda would be glad to receive
06 December 2025
This Christmas, it would be wrong not to try defying gravity by making it a Wicked-inspired one. Jon M. Chu’s movie adaptation of the Broadway musical Wicked was released in cinemas in November 2024 to glowing reviews. Its sequel, Wicked: For Good, was released in November this year to equally rave reviews. Posting on X/Twitter, Deadline’s […]
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Spotify Wrapped is out! But here’s how to get it all year round
06 December 2025
Spotify Wrapped has come and gone, and left behind a sea of music listeners questioning why their music age is 82 or above. The end-of-year breakdown of users’ listening habits on the world’s largest music app, including top tracks and albums, is always a festive treat beloved by everyone. This year’s round-up included data on […]
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Get to know Heated Rivalry’s François Arnaud and Robbie GK as they take centre stage
05 December 2025
Heated Rivalry is our latest obsession, and we know we’re not the only ones, if the fervent fandom the show has acquired online is anything to go by. Based on Rachel Reid’s Game Changers novel series, the hit series follows the lives of several pro-ice hockey players as they navigate fame, sexuality, and love. The […]
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Lily Allen announces limited edition ‘USB butt plug’ version of West End Girl
05 December 2025
The woman of the moment, Lily Allen, has sent the internet into meltdown after revealing her new album West End Girl will be released on USB sticks shaped like butt plugs. Yes, really. The singer unveiled the eyebrow-raising limited edition merch on Tuesday (December 3), with her official store now taking pre-orders for the X-rated-looking […]
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