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Travellers bulldoze wildlife haven as residents left fuming over bank holiday 'land grab'
Diggers ripped through the green space while fencing was erected around the perimeter
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NewsWoman's body found in black bin bag in Liverpool park as police appeal for witnesses in 'shocking crime'
The woman, in her 70s, has not been identified
News‘Not even ONE!’ Polish MP rages at claim soldiers are opening fire on migrants at Belarus border
In July, Poland's parliament passed controversial legislation allowing border guards to use firearms in self-defence without facing criminal charges in certain circumstances
NewsBritons outraged at 60-foot warehouses in their back gardens making noise '24/7': 'It's a living hell!'
Four 60-foot warehouses in Greater Manchester have been built on the doorstep of a local community
NewsAsylum seekers moved off Bibby Stockholm barge after Legionella bacteria found
The bacteria can cause a lung infection known as Legionnaires’ disease
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Martyn Blake will have to 'leave his role despite being acquitted': 'His life will never be the same again'
Chris Kaba was shot dead by police marksman Martyn Blake in September 2022 after an enforced stop
Palestine Action still raising money despite terror ban as website shows 200 UK targets for direct action
Visitors to the website, which remained accessible from within Britain, could make donations via a payment page
Freed prisoners returning back to jail at alarming rates
Licence recalls, where offenders are returned to custody for breaching conditions or posing fresh risks, surged 28 per cent to 51,419 in the year ending March 2026
British Army 'not ready' to fend off invasion, Defence Secretary warns - 'Far worse than we thought!'
It comes as the UK signed a pact with Germany over growing concerns about Russia
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‘Bad news!’ Sunak faces yet another Channel crossing blow as ‘bombshell’ figures show staggering drop in NCA officers
There was a 343 drop in the number of National Crime Agency officers between March and September 2023
'Celebrating the death cult of Hamas’: Douglas Murray blasts Britain’s ‘SICK’ pro-Palestine marchers
The author says an October 7-style attack will happen in Britain if the issue is not properly tackled
EuroMillions: Bricklayer celebrates victory with first driving lesson in supercar
Darren Howard took a drive in a McLaren 570GT4
Mum and son 'barred' from local pub quiz over 'offensive' team names
The power duo initially believed they were banned for winning too much
Tim Davie lands first role post-BBC after controversy-laden tenure
The unpaid appointment represents a swift return to public life for the former director general
Pupils urged to debate 'polarising' British Empire in new charity project
Former Labour minister Bill Rammell said the majority of Britons were in favour of teaching 'contested history'