What happened to record 300kg bluefin tuna caught off Whitby
The whopping fish had to be moved by forklift and 'four strong guys' after being shipped from the North Yorkshire seaside
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Tuesday, 22 September 2026 · London edition · Vol. 1
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The whopping fish had to be moved by forklift and 'four strong guys' after being shipped from the North Yorkshire seaside
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Reform UK has received a second £36 million donation from a cryptocurrency billionaire.
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Reform UK has received a second £36 million donation from a cryptocurrency billionaire.
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The day brought in hundreds of visitors
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Police have said they will remain in large numbers at Glasgow Green today amid fears of violence.
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The Bread and Butter Thing has been supporting communities across the country for a decade
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The attack happened in the early hours of the morning
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The Department for Work and Pensions has issued a warning to people claiming benefits about companies that charge fees for PIP and Attendance Allowance application assistance
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An Ansty resident has been battling Coventry congestion caused by traffic lights on a problem bridge for years
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These include pubs on street corners, cosy country inns and family friendly venues
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The DWP has confirmed PIP review waiting times are now 25 weeks - down from a 40-week peak - as a major report into the future of Personal Independence Payment reaches a key point
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A ‘prominent’ pub in Scaynes Hill is on the market following it’s closure at the end of 2025.
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US President says unification would be ‘a very cool thing’ and ‘may as well happen now’
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US President says unification would be ‘a very cool thing’ and ‘may as well happen now’
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US President says unification would be ‘a very cool thing’ and ‘may as well happen now’
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The government is consulting on a raft of measures to reduce waste and cut pollution levels
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It is understood a car has ended up in a ditch
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Police said that Alan Potter owned a takeaway food business and abused young girls that worked for him during the years 2002-2023
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The cannabis haul was found as part of a Merseyside Police day of action targeting drug supply and exploitation on the Wirral
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Many drivers who have been issued with fines have complained about hedges and bushes blocking speed limit signs, and a barrister has now explained what your legal rights would be.
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Detectives are appealing for anyone who was in the area at the time to come forward
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The man's injuries were not said to be life-threatening
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Joel Louis, 34, of Wembley, was sentenced to 12 years and nine months' imprisonment after police caught him hiding in a wardrobe — traced through an accidental Wi-Fi login that gave away his location.
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'Taking part in the Humber to Hamburg Sail is an exciting opportunity for us and completely outside our comfort zone'
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