Halifax Piece Hall announces 2027 headliners as boss vows 'to try' to beat record-breaking 2026 edition
Halifax Piece Hall's first 2027 summer headliners have been announced
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Petrol drivers warned over 27p per mile HMRC charge this September
HMRC has updated its advisory fuel rates for drivers from September 1, 2026
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Ryanair flight diverts to UK airport after declaring mid-air emergency
A Ryanair flight to Malta was forced to divert after the crew declared a mid-air emergency due to a technical issue
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Why there’s room for growth in Glasgow’s reborn east end
Lisa Miller says hospitality investors should be keen to establish a hotel where the market has yet to catch up with the pace of change
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Family remember 'much loved' grandad tragically hit by car after turning 84
Charlie Watt was seriously injured in a crash as a 46-year-old was arrested on suspicion of dangerous driving
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DWP confirms 4 eyesight issues which can get state pensioners £114 a week
Attendance Allowance provides a tax‑free, non‑means‑tested weekly payment
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Ryanair flight to Malta diverts to East Midlands Airport after mid-air emergency
The Malta service issued a 7700 emergency squawk code following a minor bird strike
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Killer jailed for three-day Leeds rampage in which he robbed, stole and attacked innocent people
Homeless thug admitted long list of offences
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Retail footfall down despite return of shoppers after heatwave
High street footfall was down 3.1% year on year, an improvement on July’s 3.8% decline when shoppers sheltered from the heat at home.
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DWP PIP cuts update as public sends 'clear message' to government
A new survey has found that the public do not support cuts to Personal Independence Payment (PIP) and other disability benefits
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Lanarkshire teen was told he would 'never walk' but is about to become a personal trainer
Ciaran Kinlan, 19, was warned by doctors he would never walk due to cerebral palsy — but he has defied the odds.
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Central banks face ‘serious challenge’ from populism, says Bank of England boss
Andrew Bailey said the Bank should be insulated from ‘short-term political pressures’.
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Man admits coercive behaviour after girlfriend's dog battered with hammer
Lewis Walker admitted one count of controlling or coercive behaviour at Liverpool Crown Court on Monday after originally facing 11 charges including allegations of assaulting his former partner and mistreating her dog
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Disabled widow who has never driven prosecuted over tax on dead husband’s car
The vehicle had been put in her name as a ‘good faith gesture’ in the hope that it could be used to take her to hospital appointments
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Newcastle admit they were ‘preparing for months’ for Eddie Howe’s exit
Newcastle’s sporting director conceded they had been succession planning for ‘eight or nine months’
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Oleksandr Usyk snubs Tyson Fury as back-up plan to Anthony Joshua amid contract dispute
Fury called out his old foe Usyk, with negotiations for a fight against Joshua hitting a road block yet again
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Great British Bake Off 2026 Contestants: Here are the 12 bakers entering the tent for Bake Off series 17
The Great British Bake Off will return later this month, with all 12 of this year’s contestant now revealed.
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Dunelm plans to cut £100m of ‘unproductive’ costs in three-year strategy
The homeware retailer said it had already cut down its central teams by around 8%.
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DWP confirms new 15% income rule for Child Maintenance
The Labour Party government has committed to a series of reforms to the Child Maintenance Service (CMS).
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DWP PIP cuts update for claimants in work, out of work or unable to
A new British Social Attitudes survey shows the UK public does not support proposed DWP PIP cuts
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Frustration as local government shake-up paused
West Sussex council leaders have shared their frustration after a decision was made to pause a major shake-up of local government.
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I am sending the assisted dying bill back to the Lords – and this time, peers must do the right thing | Lauren Edwards
The will of the elected chamber – and a popular, compassionate piece of legislation – must not be frustrated again by a small minority of peers Lauren Edwards is the Labour MP for Rochester and Strood I was elected to W…
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Princess’s story: the case that highlights scourge of illegal care provision
Child was sent to live in 11 different Airbnbs or hotels and two ‘barren and inhospitable’ houses, as companies profited Councils pay more than £125m a year placing vulnerable children in illegal care homes in England P…
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