Monday, 14 September 2026
Monday, 14 September 2026 · London edition · Vol. 1
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Boss Richard Walker is ‘proud to be backing Britain’ with a store in the capital, Stanley Business live – latest updates The supermarket chain Iceland has said it will open a shop on the Falkland Islands in early Decemb…
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The Scottish First Minister has written to the Prime Minister following his comments on the issue in the Commons on Wednesday.
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As summer crowds die down, there are some locations that remain popular even as temperatures fall
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Sussex cinema screenings
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The tax authority spoke about when it will use debt collection agencies
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Kacey and Craig from Sheffield were reported missing.
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The president’s latest warning barely registered, written off as typical behavior. But the threats have real-world consequences As the US and Iran fought around the strait of Hormuz last week, Donald Trump issued one of…
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The man mentioned by Tiger Woods after his first Masters win paved the way for generations of Black golfers, reintegrating the US Open and challenging the PGA How good a golfer was Ted Rhodes? At the 1948 US Open, he fi…
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The work pays homage to a young, metropolitan woman and was inspired by a desire to bring a contemporary everywoman to Trafalgar Square
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The work pays homage to a young, metropolitan woman and was inspired by a desire to bring a contemporary everywoman to Trafalgar Square.
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Roxanne Archer was diagnosed with aplastic anaemia where bone marrow fails to produce enough new blood cells
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Joe Kellett left the young boy in tears then stole a bank card belonging to another child
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A drug dealer who ran a phone line supplying heroin and crack cocaine between West and North Yorkshire has been jailed for six years.
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Interim Timms Review report has concluded PIP, which is paid to over four million people, is "not fit for purpose".
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A Lancing woman who has lived an active life, including dancing in competitions, has celebrated her 100th birthday with a family party.
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Middlesbrough councillors will meet in four weeks to consider the town's ranking as the most crime-ridden place outside of London
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Roxanne Archer was diagnosed with aplastic anaemia where bone marrow fails to produce enough new blood cells
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Michael O’Leary then said it was ‘absolutely’ appropriate to use such language.
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Roxanne Archer was diagnosed with aplastic anaemia where bone marrow fails to produce enough new blood cells
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Sales growth was driven partly by price rises in response to the higher cost of whey.
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Disruption continues to ease on Thursday but there are still flight delays and cancellations
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The TV doctor has outlined a five-step plan
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One of Britain's most troubled water suppliers has called off plans to raise hundreds of millions of pounds from investors amid the ongoing regulatory and political uncertainty engulfing the industry.
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Plans to transform a long-vacant Rotherham pub into a restaurant and convenience store are set to be approved despite concerns about parking, congestion and nearby businesses.
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