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Fed up motorist installs sign in village road with 174 potholes saying it's 'gone t*ts up’ | UK | News

A mystery sign maker has erected a cheeky new hoarding on a road ravaged by 174 potholes – inferring the stretch has ‘gone t*ts up’. The triangular sign in Wrenbury-cum-Frith comes after a previous billboard warned drivers the ‘diabolical’ state of the road would “break your vehicles – and your soul”. Locals – who dubbed their Cheshire village ‘Wrenbury-cum-pothole’ – said the heavily rutted 200m…

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Dover gridlocked as Britons scramble to get away for Easter | UK | News

Chaos has hit the UK’s roads after the Port of Dover becomes gridlocked with Britons scrambling to get away. Ahead of the Easter weekend, thousands took to the roads and headed to Dover to begin their holiday. However, the sheer weight of traffic has left the port gridlocked. The gridlock came as the Port of Dover announced it was limiting Good Friday coach travel for holidaymakers as it tries…

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‘I beat cancer for miracle twin babies’ - Mum celebrates her first Mother's Day

Samantha Stokes is celebrating her first Mother’s Day today with her miracle twins Lana and Lara. While she was fighting breast cancer, her two girls were waiting for her – in a freezer. In a race against time, before she started her grueling chemotherapy, doctors managed to freeze embryos to help her achieve her dream of being a mum. For nearly three years, as Samantha fought the disease, they…

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Queen’s parting gift revealed with plan to award medal to ex-convict who stopped terrorist | UK | News

The Queen’s final poignant act as monarch will see some 15 heroes, including a convicted murderer and three other men who tackled a terrorist who killed two people at Fishmongers’ Hall in London in 2019, named in the 2023 Civilian Gallantry List, the last to be approved by Elizabeth II after 70 years. Steven Gallant, who was out on licence after being convicted of killing a man in Hull in 2005,…

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Gary Lineker's own brother mocks Match of the Day star in brutal Instagram post | UK | News

Gary Lineker’s brother has mocked the Match of the Day star in a brutal Instagram post asking “Where’s Lineker’s house?”. Wayne Lineker is the younger brother of football legend Gary Lineker, known for owning Ibiza’s famous club, O Beach Ibiza. He has also owned various other nightlife venues, as he first started off his nightlife empire in 1988 with his own brand of sports bars called Lineker’s…

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Pubs to stay open until 1am for King's Coronation weekend in massive boost to industry | UK | News

Struggling pub managers hoping the King’s coronation will boost trade have urged drinkers to “raise a toast to His Majesty”. The Government will tomorrow present legislation to Parliament extending opening hours to 1am across the Bank Holiday Coronation weekend on May 5, 6 and 7. It will provide much-needed help to the hospitality industry following Covid lockdowns and the cost of living crisis,…

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Ex UK army chief delivers chilling WW3 warning if more help is not given to Ukraine | UK | News

A former UK Army chief has warned that if Ukraine is not given more help to “break the back of the Russian army” an “all-out war in Europe could happen. General Lord Richard Dannatt called on the UK Government to up their funding to the defence ministry over fears of dwindling military stockpiles and a protracted war in eastern Europe. He added that the UK runs the risk of “walking into a 1939…

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Nicola Bulley disappearance site is stretch of river anglers brand 'notoriously dangerous' | UK | News

A stretch of the River Wyre where Nicola Bulley disappeared is “notoriously dangerous”, a representative of St Michael’s Angling Association has said. The chilling warning comes as police said the missing mum-of-two fell into the river while walking her springer spaniel, Willow. Ms Bulley went missing last Friday morning after doing the school run in St Michael’s on Wyre in Lancashire. The…

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Teenager who kneecapped man jailed for 12 years after firearms and ammo seizure | UK | News

A teenager who kneecapped a man after opening fire with a pistol outside a convenience store in the early hours has been jailed for more than 12 years after firearms and ammunition were seized at a property in Liverpool. Joel Harvey, who is 17 now but was 16 at the time of the offence, carried out the shooting on Prescot Road in Old Swan in a “revenge” attack against his victim. He was then…

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Dad slaps daughter 'purple' at Wacky Warehouse for wetting herself | UK | News

Dad slaps daughter ‘purple’ at Wacky Warehouse for wetting herself | UK | News

A father has narrowly avoided being sent to prison after a court was told how he injured his six-year-old daughter when he became frustrated that she had wet herself. The dad left his young daughter with “blue and purple bruises” after smacking her following a troubled trip to a Wacky Warehouse. The 30-year-old has now admitted causing the injuries and was sentenced at Teesside Magistrates’…

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Woman with rare condition meaning she has two vaginas makes £70k a month online | UK | News

Woman with rare condition meaning she has two vaginas makes £70k a month online | UK | News

A woman diagnosed with a rare condition in her teens that means she has two vaginas says she is making £70,000 a month online. Annie Charlotte, 23, from Surrey, has a medical condition called uterus didelphys that means she has two vaginas, uteruses and cervixes and two periods a month. She discovered the phenomenon when she went to have a contraceptive coil fitted when she was 16 years old and…

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Civil Servants handed almost £30m in high-street vouchers as pay dispute rages | UK | News

Civil Servants handed almost £30m in high-street vouchers as pay dispute rages | UK | News

Almost £30 million in “reward and recognition” vouchers have been distributed to civil servants dwhile a pay dispute sees 1,000 Home Office employees out on strike this week. Sixteen government departments have distributed a total of £29.57 million in high-street vouchers to staff, which is an increase on the previous figure of £22.2 million last year and £17.9 million in 2018-19, according to…

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Birmingham nightclub stabbing arrests as two detained after Cody Fisher killing | UK | News

Birmingham nightclub stabbing arrests as two detained after Cody Fisher killing | UK | News

Two men have been arrested on suspicion of the murder of footballer Cody Fisher who was stabbed to death at a Birmingham nightclub on Boxing Day, West Midlands Police said. The men are aged 21 and 22, according to the force. Mr Fisher was stabbed while out with friends in the Crane venue in the Digbeth area of Birmingham just before 11.45pm on Decemnber 26. Despite efforts to save Mr Fisher, he…

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Smuggling gangs using legal loopholes as UK urges Berlin to clampdown on migrant crisis | UK | News

Smuggling gangs using legal loopholes as UK urges Berlin to clampdown on migrant crisis | UK | News

The UK Government is urging Berlin to clamp down on criminal organisations profiting from the trafficking of migrants to the UK thanks to German “deficient” laws. Legal loopholes in German legislation are allowing smuggling gangs to run Channel operations from Berlin by crossing into France on trucks with German plates. “We’re having real problems with the German authorities”, a law enforcement…

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Travel chaos as rail strike leaves passengers stranded | UK | News

Travel chaos as rail strike leaves passengers stranded | UK | News

Hundreds of departures usually operate on Boxing Day after the Christmas Day shutdown. But Network Rail said Britain’s railways will remain closed for a second consecutive day due to a walkout by employees who are in the Rail, Maritime and Transport union (RMT). Passengers were warned about the impact of the strike a week ago. Airport transfers such as the Heathrow Express and the Stansted…

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Liverpool woman killed by police car in Kensington, Merseyside on Christmas Eve | UK | News

Liverpool woman killed by police car in Kensington, Merseyside on Christmas Eve | UK | News

Police were called to Sheil Road in Kensington, Merseyside on Saturday night shortly after 8.10 pm with reporters a pedestrian had been hit by a police car. A woman, in her 20s was pronounced dead at the scene. The woman’s next of kin have been informed and her family are being supported by specially trained officers. Formal identification has not yet been made.   One witness told the Liverpool…

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Prescription for disaster: Closures leave pharmacy network 'close to collapse' | UK | News

Prescription for disaster: Closures leave pharmacy network ‘close to collapse’ | UK | News

There is a high demand for medicine in the UK (Image: Getty) Industry leaders warned yesterday in a letter to Steve Barclay that the sector is “at a fork in the road” – urging the Health Secretary to “make a critical choice about the role you want pharmacies to play”.  The letter from the Pharmaceutical Services Negotiating Committee (PSNC), which represents more than 11,000 NHS community…