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Council staff banned from calling people 'old'... because it might offend old people
'As usual, a local authority thinks it's protecting the vulnerable by banning hurty words,' Lord Young jabbed
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NewsPlymouth: Historic English port city to be restored to former glory... thanks to Vladimir Putin
The famous south coast city is set to receive billions of pounds in funding as part of a defence push
NewsMass migration directly fuelling Britain’s youth unemployment crisis, new research finds
New figures show firms have hired 27 non-EU young foreign workers for every British youngster employed since 2020
NewsWatch the moment inept burglar frantically fails to open door after student accommodation raid
'Higgins was hardly subtle in his approach,' Detective Constable Alexander Tenant said
NewsYorkshire news: Child mauled to death by dog in quiet Redcar street - armed police in 'standoff' with beasts as one destroyed
Eyewitnesses said 10 armed officers attended the 'surreal' scene after the tragic attack
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David Lammy in legal fight to 'cover up' true scale of migrant crime rates
Serious questions have been raised over 'what the Government is hiding' by not coming clean on the scale of foreign offending
Mum left devastated after missing out on £1m prize due to William Hill app error
Her attempt to withdraw the funds was ultimately rejected at the last moment, with an email informing her that the win had been a glitch two days later
Lidl begins works on its first ever pub in the world - based in the UK
The pub will have floor space of 84 square metres and a seated capacity of up to 60 customers
British brothers with dementia gene brave 33 marathons in 33 days raising £1.8million
The Adams brothers completed a marathon in every county of Ireland
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Historic pub at centre of notorious unsolved murder set to be demolished
The fate of the father who disappeared almost 30 years ago remains unknown to this day
Strict school rated 'outstanding' refuses to back down after socialists win landmark safeguarding inquiry
The review has been dismissed as a 'hit job' on the east London academy
BBC sparks backlash after halting World Cup coverage to run 3-minute-45-second ad demanding Britons pay licence fee
The broadcaster wheeled out some of its highest-paid figures to convince Britons the state-funded corporation is worth the money
Man allowed to remain in caravan despite living there without permission for 30 years
An application seeking formal permission to retain the 1996 caravan site was submitted
Charity hikers booed for dodging 'Alton Towers-like' queues at final summit of challenge
The duo were raising money for their friend's funeral
Watch the highlights: VIP members quiz Michelle Dewberry on politics, online schooling and dream GBN guests
GBN Membership has shared some of the highlights from the VIP Q&A; with Michelle Dewberry