Reform leader slams councillor for 'lettting down residents' as he quits Walsall group
Councillor Rollinson will now serve residents independently
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Councillor Rollinson will now serve residents independently
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Discounted tickets are available on journeys taken from late September until December
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A monstrous black wave of rock, ice, mud, and debris struck the Rasuwa, Nuwakot and Dhading districts along the Nepal-Tibet border last month. Over 50,000 people were affected by the flash flooding resulting from a glac…
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Campaigners have been battling to get the historic pub re-opened
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Several flights have been cancelled or delayed as the airport recovers from the issues earlier this week
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Activists have attached flags to lampposts on the seafront three times this summer
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The scheme allows people to get care for certain common illnesses from qualified pharmacists without needing to see a GP first
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British Transport Police would like to speak to the man pictured
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We spoke with experts about the difference in both and their benefits.
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'I didn't mean for this to happen. I threw the glass out of frustration. Allen often does not listen to what I have to say'
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'I didn't mean for this to happen. I threw the glass out of frustration. Allen often does not listen to what I have to say.'
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Paul Berriff was in New York when the twin towers were struck in a terror attack 25 years ago. He speaks to Laura Reid about the events of that day and how they have shaped him.
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Residents have been told to keep their windows shut - and motorists urged to stay away
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The critical incident was declared yesterday amid mounting pressure on A&E and hospital beds
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The family of a "much-loved" cyclist who has died following a collision with a car in Inverclyde has said he will be missed "every day".
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Promise to increase state pension payments by at least 2.5 per cent a year was already costing taxpayers £16bn more every year compared to a simple earnings link.
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Eight fire engines and sixty firefighters tackled the blaze on Seven Sisters Road
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Defending champions the Seattle Seahawks come from behind to beat the New England Patriots 13-10 in the opening game of the NFL season.
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The house in Maesteg has increasingly become a concern for neighbours due to its worsening condition and reports of it attracting rodents
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Gary Siders Senior was accused of child endangerment relating to 16 children at his property in the US
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The group said UK and Ireland like-for-like sales growth jumped to 6% in the 17 weeks since its May 2 year-end.
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The collision happened between Junction 5 and 6 of the M42 near Solihull, just before midnight
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Celtic were denied a goal in their 1-0 win over St Johnstone after Haissem Hassan turned home a cross from Sebastian Tounekti, but the goal was ruled out for the ball being out of play.
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The London-born banker served 14 months in jail and says his career was ruined by the crash
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