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Loved Jurassic World Dominion On Netflix? Here's Where To Stream The Entire Jurassic Park Series

Chris Pratt in Jurassic World Dominion The most recent film in the Jurassic Park franchise debuted on Netflix UK just days ago – and quickly leapt...

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HuffPost

Daniel Welsh

A fairytale of Luton: why the Hatters deserve to stay in the Premier League

As the Premier League season draws to a nail-biting close at both ends of the table, my hometown club of Luton Town FC is still in with a shout of...

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The Spectator

Rakib Ehsan

Wellwishers welcome King’s return to public-facing royal duties

Charles has been receiving care as an outpatient since early February. News of the King’s return to public-facing royal duties following the...

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Shropshire Star

Uk News

Failure to reinstate UNWRA funding is negation of duty, SNP MP tells Sunak

Brendan O’Hara has urged the UK Government to reinstate funding after a report ruled on the neutrality of the aid organisation. An SNP MP has...

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Shropshire Star

Uk News

What the papers say – April 27

Images of a smiling King and Queen adorn most of Saturday’s front pages. The King’s announcement that he is returning to public-facing royal...

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Shropshire Star

Uk News

Beachcomber, 13, finds ‘holy grail’ Lego octopus washed ashore from 1997 spill

Nearly five million pieces of Lego spilled into the sea in 1997 when a cargo ship encountered a storm. A 13-year-old boy who has collected almost...

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Shropshire Star

Uk News

These 5 Very Simple Techniques Will Help You To Reduce Food Waste

Chris Pratt in Jurassic World Dominion The most recent film in the Jurassic Park franchise debuted on Netflix UK just days ago – and quickly leapt...

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HuffPost

Sarah-Louise Kelly

BME women ‘twice as likely to be on zero-hours contracts as white men’

Research suggests BME workers are ‘significantly overrepresented’ on zero-hours contracts compared with white workers. Black and minority ethnic...

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Shropshire Star

Uk News

5 Simple Things A Hair Doctor Would Never Do To Their Hair

Chris Pratt in Jurassic World Dominion The most recent film in the Jurassic Park franchise debuted on Netflix UK just days ago – and quickly leapt...

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HuffPost

Sarah-Louise Kelly

Emma Stone Says It Would Be ‘Nice’ If People Would ‘Just Call Me’ By Her Real Name

Chris Pratt in Jurassic World Dominion The most recent film in the Jurassic Park franchise debuted on Netflix UK just days ago – and quickly leapt...

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HuffPost

Elyse Wanshel

8 Symptoms Of Measles Parents Need To Know As UK Cases Soar

Chris Pratt in Jurassic World Dominion The most recent film in the Jurassic Park franchise debuted on Netflix UK just days ago – and quickly leapt...

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HuffPost

Unzela Khan Sheikh

ITV News presenter ‘receiving medical care’ after becoming ‘unwell’ live on-air

The broadcaster appeared to struggle to read the news bulletins while presenting ITV News at Ten on Friday. ITV News presenter Rageh Omaar is “...

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Shropshire Star

Uk News

Norfolk secondary school to get new sports pitch despite noise concerns

A Norfolk secondary school will get a new sports pitch despite concerns about its impact on vulnerable neighbours. 

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Eastern Daily Press

Eleanor Storey

Villagers in tiny hamlet angry after developer tries to avoid paying £33.7K levy

Villagers are angry at a developer's bid to avoid paying £33,700 to help support the local school and playing field.

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Eastern Daily Press

Owen Sennitt

Newly refurbished gym unveils 'amazing' £250k transformation

A health and fitness club has unveiled an "amazing" new look following a major refurbishment.

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Eastern Daily Press

Mark Boggis

Norfolk's first battery-powered bin truck starts the rounds

A greener way of collecting household bins has made its way to Great Yarmouth.

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Eastern Daily Press

James Weeds

New rules in place to protect historic Norfolk town centre

A town that was once the ancient capital of East Anglia will be protected under new rules that hope to attract more funding into the region. 

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Eastern Daily Press

Eleanor Storey

Could a stretch of river known as the Bure Hump be to blame for Broads floods?

A little-known and otherwise nondescript stretch of river known as the 'Bure Hump' has become the focal point of an extraordinary row about...

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Norwich Evening News

Owen Sennitt

Could a stretch of river known as the Bure Hump be to blame for Broads floods?

A little-known and otherwise nondescript stretch of river known as the 'Bure Hump' has become the focal point of an extraordinary row about...

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Eastern Daily Press

Owen Sennitt

Family welcomes coroner's call for answers over 'altered' records

The family of a man whose malnutrition-related death led to a Norfolk coroner demanding answers from the prison service over apparently altered...

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Eastern Daily Press

Dan Grimmer

Rare illness survivor raises triple target for hospital ward

A woman who overcame a rare neurological illness has given back to the hospital ward that helped her.

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Eastern Daily Press

Sophie Skyring

'Horrendous' battle over mouldy flat continues for woman after council payout

A woman living in council housing is terrified that she will be moved back into a mouldy property mere months after she and her daughter escaped.

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Eastern Daily Press

Emily Goodwin

Beccles twins recognised by Bear Grylls for their achievements

Twins Harry and Jack Adams from Beccles have been honoured by Chief Scout Bear Grylls for achieving the ultimate Scouting award.

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Eastern Daily Press

Sophie Skyring

'Doctor told me I was so fat I would go BLIND'

A 27st woman was told by her doctor she was so big she was going blind.

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Eastern Daily Press

Charlotte Gullick

Family welcomes coroner's call for answers over 'altered' records

The family of a man whose malnutrition-related death led to a Norfolk coroner demanding answers from the prison service over apparently altered...

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Norwich Evening News

Dan Grimmer

Frank Field, MP and welfare reformer, 1942-2024

Former UK labour minister eschewed tribalism and held out the promise of a more collaborative style of politics

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Financial Times

Frank Field

Richard Gadd, the ‘Baby Reindeer’ comic confronts his past

The hit show has unleashed a debate about who has the right to tell another’s story

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Financial Times

Person In The News

The business case for creativity

A tale in marketing folklore about a toothpaste company that increased sales by making the hole bigger demonstrates the value of creative thinking...

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City A.M.

David Ohearns

Britain’s startups need young Europeans

Our start-ups desperately need fresh talent, and much of it can come from abroad – if we make our visa system easier. (Photo by Sean Gallup/Getty...

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City A.M.

Bella Rhodes

What new aid really means for Ukraine — and for Putin

Kyiv will have to husband its new resources carefully before trying to liberate Russian-occupied land

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Financial Times

Lawrence Freedman

Taylor Swift is a rotter – thank goodness for that

Taylor Swift has released another album spilling the beans on her private life. ‘I’d written so much tortured poetry in the past two years and...

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The Spectator

Julie Burchill

'Horrendous' battle over mouldy flat continues for woman after council payout

A woman living in council housing is terrified that she will be moved back into a mouldy property mere months after she and her daughter escaped.

7

Norwich Evening News

Emily Goodwin

Afghanistan won’t be at the Olympics

When the thousands of international athletes march proudly behind their national flags along the banks of the River Seine in Paris to open the...

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The Spectator

Lynne O’Donnell

Whisper it, but Rishi Sunak has had a good week

If you have been doing as badly as Rishi Sunak has as prime minister, then it doesn’t take much to register a notable improvement. Yet there is...

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The Spectator

Patrick O’Flynn

'Doctor told me I was so fat I would go BLIND'

A 27st woman was told by her doctor she was so big she was going blind.

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Norwich Evening News

Charlotte Gullick

Salman Rushdie: “The world has abandoned realism”

10

New Statesman

Erica Wagner

Scotland’s old order plots a restoration

10

New Statesman

Rory Scothorne

Will bird flu be the next pandemic?

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New Statesman

Tim Flannery

Brian Donnelly: Anger as Yousaf urged to scrap homes law with £3bn of new homes axed The homes builder revealed that it saw a major deal collapse on the day the Scottish Government introduced rent controls

The chief executive of a major Scottish housebuilder has urged First Minister Humza Yousaf to scrap SNP and Green homes laws in the wake of...

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Herald Scotland

Brian Donnelly

Hamza Yousaf’s SNP nightmare may be timely boost for Labour

It’s election fever once again in the UK. In Westminster, MPs have been sent into a spin by rumours that Rishi Sunak could call a summer election...

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iNews

Katy Balls

Britain’s obsession with its own decline is proving fatal

This is Dispatches with Patrick Cockburn, a subscriber-only newsletter from i. If you’d like to get this direct to your inbox, every single...

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iNews

Patrick Cockburn

Lee Halpin : Don't get caught out by the dawn of a new tax year

A new tax year welcomes a reset of allowances to be used throughout the year ahead, but this new tax year sees the dawn of a new allowance rulebook...

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Herald Scotland

Lee Halpin

Toby Neal on politics: A cost of living crisis or just plain stealing?

Popping along to a local garden centre – to go to the cafe, obviously, the weather at the time preventing any meaningful activity in the garden –...

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Shropshire Star

Politics

Mark Andrews: Trigger-happy TV, Rayner comes up short, and why it's right to spend more on defence

The snowflake patrols are out in force again, this time targeting a popular sitcom which was first screened in the 1970s. So which domestic comedy...

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Express & Star

Mark Andrews

I did a loop of the number 11 bus - here's why it should be restored to its former glory

“You need to get off!” I heard the driver shout from below. I was just over an hour into my mammoth loop of the number 11 bus when I noticed...

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Birmingham Mail

Nathan Clarke

Twix wrapper found near Thurso takes me straight back to 1984

The discovery of a 40-year-old Twix wrapper near Thurso made me nostalgic for a time when chocolate bars were bigger, music was better and if you...

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Evening Express

Jacqueline Wake Young April 27 2024

The Tortured Politicians Department? SNP-Greens break-up is like a Taylor Swift album come to life

The latest topical insights from Aberdeen musical sketch comedy team, The Flying Pigs, written by Moray Barber and Andrew Brebner. Hello friends!...

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Evening Express

The Flying Pigs April 27 2024

Mark Andrews: Trigger-happy TV, Rayner comes up short, and why it's right to spend more on defence

The snowflake patrols are out in force again, this time targeting a popular sitcom which was first screened in the 1970s. So which domestic comedy...

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Shropshire Star

Mark Andrews

'I felt like a freak because I didn't want children'

The number of women choosing not to start a family is growing and the global birth rate is plunging . While their reasons vary from climate worries...

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BBC

Sammy Jenkins

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