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Media BBC
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Trump says he will take legal action against BBC after apology
15 November 2025The US president confirmed he intends to sue the broadcaster for at least $1bn over the Panorama edit of a 2021 speech.
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BBC should pay nothing to Trump, former director general says
15 November 2025Since the corporation's retraction, Trump has indicated he may continue legal action, upping the amount he could sue for to between $1bn (£759m) and $5bn.
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Train stabbings hero discharged from hospital
15 November 2025Samir Zitouni's family say they are "really happy" but that he faces a significant recovery.
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UK set to limit refugees to temporary stays
14 November 2025Shabana Mahmood is expected to say the era of permanent protection for refugees is over, in major changes to the UK's asylum and immigration system.
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Storm Claudia: Disruption after flooding causes major incident
15 November 2025The fire and rescue service was called to more than 82 incidents after severe flooding in South Wales.
Media Daily Express
Daily Express :: News Feed
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Man, 18, charged with murder after 17-year-old girl stabbed to death by intruder
15 November 2025
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Brexit fury as EU divorce 'overstated' with 'biased' forecasts
15 November 2025
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EasyJet flight declares mid-air emergency as paramedics rush to meet plane
15 November 2025
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Russia economy meltdown as £13.5bn in assets seized while Kremlin given December deadline
15 November 2025
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Princess Beatrice and Eugenie's complex finances laid bare following Andrew's humiliation
15 November 2025
Media Positive News
Positive News
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How bison ‘reawakened’ the world’s oldest national park
14 November 2025
The herbivore’s return to Yellowstone is restoring ancient patterns and reshaping the landscape from the ground up
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What went right this week: the good news that matters
14 November 2025
The EU put climate on the curriculum, Egypt defeated an ancient disease, and there was a ‘revolution’ in tooth care, plus more
The post What went right this week: the good news that matters appeared first on Positive News.
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The works of art that changed your life, and why
13 November 2025
We asked readers which book, film, song or art work changed the course of your life. This is what you said
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Beyond the classroom, the hands-on outdoor projects transforming young lives
12 November 2025
Amid a youth mental health crisis, young people are finding meaning in gritty jobs – including mucking out pigs
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Slow Christmas: four ways to reject the rush and reclaim the calm
11 November 2025
This Christmas, consider these gifting and holiday strategies for a slower, more meaningful festive period
The post Slow Christmas: four ways to reject the rush and reclaim the calm appeared first on Positive News.
Media The Argus
The Argus | News
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'It's time': Fatboy Slim announces he is selling seafront cafe
15 November 2025Fatboy Slim has announced that he has sold the Big Beach Cafe in Hove
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'The end of an era': Readers share memories of much-loved burger restaurant
15 November 2025Readers have shared their fond memories of a burger restaurant which has closed after 50 years in the city.
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Nigella Lawson to attend launch of pioneering new pub that's close to her heart
15 November 2025Nigella Lawson will be helping a pioneering new pub in Brighton to celebrate its opening
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New H&M store to open in flagship site in shopping centre
15 November 2025A new H&M store looks set to open at a shopping centre
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Full list of stops as beloved Santa Bus gears up to hit the streets for a good cause
15 November 2025Brighton & Hove Buses is thrilled to announce the return of its beloved Santa Bus.
Media The Guardian
The Guardian
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Bill Bryson: ‘Ever since I was a little boy, I have pretended to be able to vaporise people I don’t like’
15 November 2025
The American British author on pet peeves, the perils of fantasy dinner parties, and revisiting The Short History of Everything two decades later
You did a whole book on Australia, and have travelled here a bit since – what’s the number one tip or recommendation you’d give someone coming for the first time?
Get out and walk! I mean, maybe not through the outback, but if you’re in any of the cities, walk. I do that wherever I go. And I love to just go off and explore without knowing where I’m going, without a map or any preconceived ideas. I think it’s the best way to discover a place, and it has the great virtue that if you turn a corner – say in Sydney – and there’s suddenly the Harbour Bridge, you feel as if you’ve discovered it. There’s a real feeling of exhilaration, I think, in that. But also, you discover little cafes and hidden corners and odds and ends.
A Short History of Nearly Everything 2.0 by Bill Bryson is out now through Penguin. The author is touring Australia and New Zealand in February 2026 with the live show The Best of Bill Bryson
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She was a prison officer. He was a convicted rapist. How did she fall for him?
15 November 2025
Cherrie-Ann Austin-Saddington was working in a men’s prison when she began a relationship with an inmate that would turn her, too, into a criminal. How do some of the most dangerous men in Britain get what they want – even behind bars?
There was a moment in the summer of 2022 when 26-year-old Cherrie-Ann Austin-Saddington, a female prison officer in a men’s jail, had to make a choice. She was on her wing at HMP The Verne in Dorset, in the day room where inmates go to read books and newspapers, when a prisoner called Bradley Trengrove handed her a magazine. Concealed within its pages was a slip of paper with a number written on it – the number of his secret, illicit mobile phone. Under the watchful eye of the prison’s security cameras, Austin-Saddington had to decide what to do next.
“I was thinking, do I report it?Do I not report it?” she says. “I wasn’t thinking, I’ll text him –that wasn’t in my head.”But she did not throw the piece of paper away. She kept it, and in the end decided not to report anything.
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Taylor Swift’s silence on the Trump administration using her music speaks volumes | Alim Kheraj
15 November 2025
Official Trump social media accounts have been using The Life of a Showgirl snippets to promote his agenda. Why has Swift, who once wanted ‘to be on the right side of history’, said nothing?
In the last two weeks, the Trump administration has used music from Taylor Swift’s latest album, The Life of a Showgirl, in three posts on social media. The first, shared by the official White House account on TikTok, was a patriotic slide show of images set to lead single The Fate of Ophelia. As Swift sings “pledge allegiance to your hands, your team, your vibes”, the video cuts to pictures of the US flag, President Trump, the vice-president, JD Vance, and the first and second ladies. The second and third were posted by Team Trump, the official account for the Trump Campaign. One, set to Father Figure, riffs on the lyric “this empire belongs to me” with the caption “this empire belongs to @President Donald J Trump”, while the other, celebrating Melania Trump winning something called the Patriot of the year award, is soundtracked by Opalite.
The Trump administration has found itself in dicey waters for using popular music in the past. The White Stripes and the estate of Isaac Hayes have both attempted to sue the administration for using their music without permission, while artists including Celine Dion, Beyoncé, Rihanna, Abba and Foo Fighters have released statements demanding Trump stop using their songs at campaign rallies and public appearances. Most recently, Olivia Rodrigo condemned the administration after the official Department of Homeland Security and White House Instagram account used her song All-American Bitch on a video promoting its controversial deportation efforts (the song was later removed by Instagram).
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305 best Christmas gifts for 2025: truly brilliant presents tried, tested and handpicked by the Filter UK
15 November 2025
We’ve tasted, sniffed and inspected more than 300 presents to bring you our ultimate Christmas gift guide – from must-have Lego and smoky mezcal to Meera Sodha’s favourite knife
Don’t you just love Christmas shopping? There’s a massive thrill in finding a present you know they’ll love and won’t have thought to ask for, but the pressure is enough to drive any sane person to hibernation.
We’ve gone the extra (2,000) miles to help you find the perfect gifts: we’ve tested out the latest products to see which ones are worth the hype (and which aren’t); trawled shops in person; enlisted babies (OK, their parents), tweens and teens to test out toys and give us their must-haves; tasted the good, bad and the did-I-really-put-this-in-my-mouth; and rounded up some of the products that were tried and tested by us this year.
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Have Reeves and Starmer missed the chance to ditch stealth taxes? | Phillip Inman
15 November 2025
Retreat from plans to increase income tax means Labour is unlikely to make system fairer and more coherent
For decades now, whenever the British public has faced the prospect of tax rises, large sections of the electorate – so large they sway most politicians – have made it quite clear, let those increases be by stealth.
It is a message every chancellor since Nigel Lawson has heeded, with just a few honourable exceptions in the intervening decades.
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Media The Sun
The Sun
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Non-league clash abandoned at half-time after ‘sexist comment towards match official’
15 November 2025A NON-LEAGUE match was abandoned after the referee received alleged sexist abuse. According to the BBC, the game between Rushden & Diamonds and Coventry Sphinx was initially stopped while the culprit was removed from the ground. But the ref called the game off at half-time after she told the Northern Premier League Midlands Division teams...
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Huge reality star set to join Strictly Come Dancing Christmas special
15 November 2025REALITY star Jess Wright is set to join the line-up for the Strictly Come Dancing Christmas special. Former The Only Way Is Essex star Jess, 40, is one of six celebrities dancing in the festive show which will air on BBC One on Christmas Day. A source said: “Jess loves the glamour of Strictly and...
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Body of woman, 20, pulled from water after reports of kayaker ‘in difficulty’ on river
15 November 2025THE BODY of a young woman has been pulled from a river following reports of a kayaker having "difficulty". The body of a 20 year old woman was recovered from the River Tees in Barnard Castle today after multiple emergency services were called. The fire and rescue service attended the scene alongside, the ambulance service,...
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Huge international pop star to sing new Christmas song at Strictly semi-finals
15 November 2025KYLIE Minogue is set to perform a huge Christmas number for the Strictly Come Dancing semi-finals. The Australian singer, 57, will sing her new Christmas song - XMAS - on the BBC results show next month. A source said: “Kylie loves Strictly and she is delighted to be back at the studios. “Her new Christmas...
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Moment shoplifter pretending to be wheelchair user leaps out to assault security & tells cops ‘I’ll break you’
15 November 2025THIS is the shocking moment a shoplifter faked needing a wheelchair to steal beer before launching cans at a security guard. Dramatic footage shows thug Davey Brown, 19, hiding the alcohol under a jacket covering his lap. The video, recorded inside a Sainsbury's in Staplehurst on June 3, reveals another individual attempting to push him...
Media Consett Magazine
Consett Magazine
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Nurturing an awareness Safety thought everyday life experience: How Shotley Bridge Nursery School Brings Road Safety to Life
14 November 2025
As Road Safety Week approaches (16-22 November 2025), Shotley Bridge Nursery school is proud to shine a light on the ways we weave important life skills into our everyday curriculum — starting with the big, wide, wonder-filled world right outside our doors. At Shotley Bridge Nursery School, we believe children learn best when their natural […]
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Meet The People Behind the Pour: Kevin Fernandes
14 November 2025
The Greencroft Estate in Annfield Plain is home to Greencroft Bottling and Lanchester Wines – sister businesses within the family-owned The Lanchester Group. Combined, each is amongst the leading businesses in their sector, and combined, they are one of the biggest employers in our area. Consett Magazine has been given exclusive access to meet the […]
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Church Without Walls: Worship in Chopwell Woods
14 November 2025
Approaching Our Third Winter The outdoor church in the North East of England is here to stay I remember reading about a pioneering Christian pastor called Anna Woofenden, who founded a garden church in an abandoned car park. It was in the heart of a very poor and diverse community, bringing people together over food […]
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Van Eyck’s Holy Face is Mirrored in Shotley Bridge
14 November 2025
St Cuthbert’s Church, Benfieldside – The parish church of Blackhill, Bridgehill, and Shotley Bridge, currently celebrating its 175th anniversary – features a stained glass image that replicates what is considered the world’s most significant portrait of Christ’s face. Jan van Eyck, a pioneering figure of the Northern Renaissance and one of the greatest Northern European […]
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Tesco and Salvation Army Join Forces for Consett Christmas Toy Appeal
13 November 2025
Tesco shoppers in Consett can help bring joy to local children this Christmas by donating new toys to those who need them most. From now until 15 December, Consett Genesis Extra is collecting new, unwrapped toys for The Salvation Army Consett’s Toy Appeal, which will be distributed to children in the local community. Community Champion […]
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Media Deadline News
Deadline News
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Leith public toilets closed due to vandalism just months after opening
14 November 2025
PUBLIC toilets in the Leith Links are reportedly out of order due to vandalism just months after opening to the public. The toilets were built as part of the Edinburgh Public Toilets Project in June, which saw new facilities installed across the city during summer this year. The toilets have now been closed due to what The City of […]
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Gorgie Farm set for “phased” reopening after shutting down almost three years ago
14 November 2025
EDINBURGH’S beloved Gorgie Farm is set to undergo a “phased” reopening after shutting down almost three years ago. Gorgie Community Farm – who now own the site – put out a call last week for new volunteers to help restore the site and fully reopen Gorgie’s famous farm to the public. Volunteers have been working to restore the farm […]
The post Gorgie Farm set for “phased” reopening after shutting down almost three years ago appeared first on Deadline News.
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Mons Meg passes her “MOT”, 550 years after her first battle
14 November 2025
EDINBURGH Castle’s famous cannon, Mons Meg, has passed her “MOT” over a half-millennium after first seeing battle. The 4-metre long cannon – one of the biggest ever built – has undertaken a condition check of the extensive conservation works that she underwent ten years ago. The bombard was built in 1449 on the orders of […]
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Bank pledges to keep four Edinburgh branches open until at least 2030
14 November 2025
FOUR Edinburgh banks will remain open until at least 2030, following a promise by Nationwide Building Society. Nationwide branches in Morningside, Corstorphine, and the city centre, as well as a Virgin Money branch on George Street, have had their short- and medium-term futures secured after the bank pledged to retain all its brick-and-mortar branches for the foreseeable. Nationwide, which acquired Virgin Money […]
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All the winners at Forth Radio’s star-studded awards ceremony
14 November 2025
THE annual Forth Radio Awards, which aim to celebrate the “very best” of Edinburgh and the east were held last night, with celebrities and local heroes alike honoured. Some recognisable names in Scottish entertainment, as well as locals nominated for their dedication to their community, found themselves among the winners. Attendees were kept in the dark […]
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Media Glasgow Times Scotland
Glasgow Times | News
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This historic Paisley pub has a surprisingly modern menu - do they pull it off?
15 November 2025The menu at this historic pub, opposite Paisley Abbey, promises a mix of reimagined classics and small plates. Does it live up to expectations?
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'My beautiful boy': Heartbroken family pay tribute to busker after body found
15 November 2025THE heartbroken family of Glasgow busker Lewis Cuthbert have paid tribute to him after his body was found in the River Clyde.
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20 pictures as thousands march through streets in 'biggest protest since COP26'
15 November 2025THOUSANDS of people took part in a major climate march through Glasgow today as part of a global day of climate action.
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'Difficult decision': Family business in Glasgow closes down after 61 years
15 November 2025A FAMILY business which has been open for over 61 years in Glasgow has made the "difficult decision" to close.
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Noughties music legend announces huge show in Glasgow and first album since 2011
15 November 2025Noughties music legends, The Streets, have announced a huge show in Glasgow as well as their first album since 2011.
Media Metro
Metro
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Strictly viewers slam ‘cruel’ comments about star’s emotional dance honouring mum with cancer
15 November 2025Fans have called the judge 'spiteful' and 'patronising'.
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The ‘most controversial Oscars Best Picture winner’ in years is streaming on iPlayer
15 November 2025One critic called it 'crude, obvious and borderline offensive'.
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British ‘sniper tourists paid to shoot at children’ in Sarajevo siege
15 November 2025
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Coronation Street star promises DI Costello will get his ‘comeuppance’ – and it’s soon
15 November 2025He gave me all the gossip!
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Another major 90s EastEnders legend returns from the dead after 21 years
15 November 2025Another huge comeback.
Media Pink News
PinkNews | Latest lesbian, gay, bi and trans news | LGBTQ+ news
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Weapons star Clayton Ferris explains why he thinks the queer community loves Aunt Gladys
14 November 2025
Bisexual actor Clayton Farris, who plays the character Terry, has the answer to why Weapons’ Aunt Gladys has become a gay icon in a new interview with Rough Draft Atlanta. In Zach Cregger’s horror film, a class of elementary school children vanish from their homes in the middle of the night. The teacher, Justine (Julia […]
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Pope Leo XIV set to dine with trans activists during Sunday’s Jubilee for the Poor
14 November 2025
Pope Leo XIV will meet and dine with Alessia Nobile and other trans Catholic activists this Sunday, during a special Vatican lunch marking the Church’s Jubilee of the Poor, Catholic journalist Christopher Hale reports. The annual event coincides with the World Day of the Poor and includes Mass in St Peter’s Basilica followed by a […]
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Kelly Clarkson invites ‘thriving’ trans teen back onto her show for Trans Awareness Week
14 November 2025
Singer-songwriter and longtime LGBTQ+ ally Kelly Clarkson caught up with trans teen Harleigh Walker two years after she first appeared on the show for Trans Awareness Week. A section of this week’s The Kelly Clarkson Show was dedicated to platforming the voices of trans Americans. Clarkson welcomed back Harleigh from Alabama to share a message. […]
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Trans ally Sabrina Carpenter to take the lead in Alice in Wonderland-inspired movie musical
14 November 2025
Sabrina Carpenter is set to head up a movie musical based around the classic tale of Alice in Wonderland. Inspired by Lewis Carroll’s Alice’s Adventures in Wonderland, the film will star the “Tears” singer in her first major studio feature. The singer has not publicly commented on the news herself at the time of writing. […]
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Palm Royale star Laura Dern says love from her LGBTQ+ fans has been ‘the greatest gift ever’
14 November 2025
Gay icon Laura Dern has thanked her LGBTQ+ fans during the press tour for the second season of Palm Royale. The 58-year-old Blue Velvet and Jurassic Park star has been a long-time queer ally on and off-screen. Notably, she is part of LGBTQ+ pop culture history as she made a guest appearance on ’90s sitcom […]
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