CCTV appeal after bank cards stolen from car in Coventry
It happened on King Richard Street in Hillfields
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New digital ID rules for buying alcohol in pubs and shops come into force today
Changes to the licensing act mean punters in England and Wales can now use digital ID on their phones as proof of age to buy alcohol at pubs, shops, festivals and concerts – without needing to carry a physical ID
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Scottish powerlifter with 'organ failure from black-market steroids' calls for crackdown
Guy Martin blames steroids after he was diagnosed with heart and kidney failure.
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DWP told to scrap state pension perk to stop impoverishing our grandchildren
A columnist in the Telegraph, Philip Johnston, has argued the additional cost of the measure is set to rise to more than £15bn by 2029.
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A69 traffic RECAP: Busy Carlisle road to stay shut throughout night after 'serious crash'
The road is likely to remain closed to all traffic throughout the night as crash scene investigations continue
Open at Chronicle LiveRugby faces financial ‘spiral’ without better planning and stronger grassroots, warns former Ireland captain Rory Best
Generating as much money as possible out of the international game to help fund the provinces is crucial, says Rory, who is now general manager of Ulster Rugby
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Teenage paedophile pleaded with police 'don't tell my dad' when his crimes were exposed
Basher Ali Tareb was raided by police at his family home and asked officers "not to tell his dad" about the offences.
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Expert warns these five everyday appliances can be 'risky' if left plugged in
Experts have issued a warning for UK residents
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Two held in garage fraud probe as customers' cars 'never returned'
Stolen motors and parts worth millions of pounds found in police raid at Midland site
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Balloon release planned in honour of Atherstone 'princess' after tragic baby death
She has been described as 'the perfect princess'
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Oasis 2027 tour tickets: How to register and the 'up to three' city rule explained
Oasis have confirmed a 2027 tour with 38 dates across the UK, Europe, Ireland and the US – here's everything you need to know about the Oasis ticket registration process and the 'up to three' city rule
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Spiders looking for sex in your home 'will stay out if you spray 1 smell they hate'
There's a reason you might be seeing more spiders in your home than usual right now during autumn spider season - and there are lots of things you can do to keep them out with natural spider repellent.
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DWP confirms September 15 update for PIP, WCA and Universal Credit
The DWP has confirmed the next release of its benefit statistics is just one week away, covering PIP, Work Capability Assessment and Universal Credit
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State Pension to be taxed thanks to Tuesday's personal allowance threshold news
Millions of pensioners are set to pay income tax for the first time
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Ayrshire dad pays tribute to 'strong' mum-of-three after aggressive cancer death
Shazia passed away in July following a battle with Melanoma, leaving behind three children aged two, five and seven.
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DWP Universal Credit update issued on 'New Claim Advances'
Newly issued DWP guidance explains what claimants need to know about the system's rules
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DWP Universal Credit rules explained in new update on 'advances'
Newly issued DWP guidance explains what claimants need to know about the system's rules
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DWP urges state pensioners to make phone call before 6pm on Friday
State pensioners who earn over £35,000 a year are being reminded to opt out
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State pensioners in line for £300 HMRC charges with Sunday deadline issued
You can choose to opt out of receiving the Winter Fuel Payment, which can be worth £300 from the Department for Work and Pensions
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Industrial estate could be built near busy Cambridge station
The applicant describes the site as a 'industrial-led employment development'
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People on DWP basic state pension in line for £375 hike in April under Andy Burnham
The triple lock ensures it rises by either 2.5%, inflation, or average wage growth, whichever is highest, each year.
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State pensioners born after 1951 in line for £489 increase in April under Andy Burnham
Weekly wages grew by 3.9% on average between May and July
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Spiders looking for mates are more likely to be seen in your house — how to keep them away
It's spider season in the UK so more spiders than usual are appearing in homes — but there are ways you can keep them out.
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Glasgow council worker on 'horrible' night-shift with 'drug addicts and violence' on streets
A street cleansing worker has bravely told of the abuse he faces on a typical shift and which nights are worse for violence in the city centre.
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