Heroic Edinburgh man runs to neighbour's aid after spotting 'youths start fire'
'The boys ran off as I ran over to the house above the fire to alert the woman who lives there'
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'The boys ran off as I ran over to the house above the fire to alert the woman who lives there'
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While Craig and Charlie Reid’s anthem inevitably moves me to tears, they also inspire as a much-needed voice against ‘cancel culture’
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Three people have been arrested - including a 15-year-old girl.
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There are certain health conditions that drivers must report to the DVLA to avoid being fined
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The mummified remains of Asru have been on display at the museum for more than 200 years.
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Police have warned parents about buying the vehicles
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As energy bills rise this winter, a Hotpoint laundry expert has shared simple ways to save money on your energy bills
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It is set to go and be replaced with a new library building nearby
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It's paid once a year and replaced Winter Fuel Payment for people in Scotland.
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Thomas Keenan and two others broke into the BT compound and stole six wooden drums, containing 750 metres of copper cabling
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More than 2,800 British travellers were refused entry over rules that can seem overly complicated
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The Loughborough firm avoided a harsher fine after admitting its mistakes
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The chocolate company was founded in Bristol in the late 1700s
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The new restaurant is the city's fourth branch
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A June inspection saw a number of concerning finds including food with no date labels - but the issues have now been addressed
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She suffered a broken ankle and now feels her independence has been lost entirely
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Andy Burnham's VAT cut on electricity bills will reduce home EV charging costs to as little as 1.52p per mile from October 1
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The DWP has confirmed the new State Pension age timetable under the Pensions Act 2014
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A ‘heavily reduced’ train service is running between London Bridge and Uckfield today (Saturday, September 12), Southern has announced.
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Figures show a sharp rise in some areas
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Billy Dunlop's next public parole hearing will be held in London next month: he has now spent two decades behind bars for killing Julie Hogg
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“The very last thing Glasgow can afford is for housing stock to be deliberately damaged or destroyed"
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