The UK leader’s comments came after Russia renewed its attacks on power plants and critical infrastructure in Ukraine. BBC News
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If the young man had had a tumour on his pituitary gland, this could have caused an excess of growth which might explain his height, explained Biers, curator of the Duckworth Collections at the University of Cambridge where the finds are being analysed. BBC News
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The trip fulfils a commitment made in her inauguration address that her first official visit would be to Northern Ireland. BBC News
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The Sherborne in Dorset is honoured at the 2025 Loo of the Year Awards. BBC News
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Teulu a gollodd eu mab yn dweud bod meddwl am ddelio gyda’r sefyllfa heb hosbis yn “frawychus” yn sgil rhybudd am eu dyfodol. BBC News
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Campaigners want to stop vehicles legally driving along a 200m section of chalk stream in Hampshire. BBC News
Read More »Whisky’s trademark claim against ex-defence secretary
A claim for “passing off” must successfully make the case that the public identifies the name with a specific company, and that the defendant in the case has misrepresented, intentionally or otherwise, in a way that the public is “likely to believe that goods or services provided by the defendant …
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“Roedd o’n teimlo fel blwyddyn – jest yn ista yna yn disgwyl, ac yn chwarae cardiau a gwylio ffilms. “Roedda ni fel yna am ‘chydig o ddyddiau – a’r amser yn mynd yn slo iawn. “Roedd pawb ofn, argol fawr oedd, y llongwrs hŷn hefyd, achos doedda ni ddim yn …
Read More »'Silly and joyous' air guitar championship revived
Competitive air guitarist Piers Burnell, from Henley, is bring back a UK-wide competition. BBC News
Read More »Scotland's papers: Homeless kids 'disgrace' and 'Princes of Darkness'
A review of the front page stories from the daily newspapers in Scotland. BBC News
Read More »Angen sicrhau gwaddol gwyliau mawr i gadw’r Gymraeg yn fyw – pwyllgor
Mewn ymateb i adroddiad y pwyllgor diolchodd Llywodraeth Cymru iddyn nhw am ei gwaith, gan ddweud: “Rydyn ni wedi ymrwymo i gyrraedd miliwn o siaradwyr Cymraeg erbyn 2050 ac rydyn ni’n cymryd camau mewn nifer o feysydd i gyrraedd y nod, gan gynnwys gwella presenoldeb y Gymraeg ar lwyfannau digidol …
Read More »Honour for blood biker who died while volunteering
The prestigious Elizabeth Emblem is given in honour of Russell Curwen, who died in a crash in 2018. BBC News
Read More »Pharmacies warn of medicine shortages in NI
“If this is not addressed, there is a real risk that Northern Ireland will become a lower-priority market for medicine wholesalers, with serious implications for patient safety, continuity of care and the resilience of the wider health system,” Greene continued. BBC News
Read More »Pinterest sacks workers for creating tool to track layoffs
The social media platform announced last week that it was laying off around 15% of its workforce. BBC News
Read More »Laura Kuenssberg follows Farage’s party as it experiences the glare of scrutiny
Yet what Farage has achieved in the past year with Reform, the self-styled “people’s army” he leads, is off the charts. For decades he’s had influence, but it’s been exercised from the sidelines. Now, with successive opinion polls putting his party ahead of Labour and the Conservatives, he poses a …
Read More »Why a beauty spot in South Africa may be about to run out of water
He has spent around 250,000 South African rand ($15,700; £11,400) on the new operation, which includes three 10,000-litre water storage tanks and specialised pressure pumps to feed that water into some of main buildings, whenever there are water outages. BBC News
Read More »Rights groups say China detained two journalists over corruption report
Liu Hu and Wu Yingjiao have been reportedly detained after exposing corruption by a senior official in Sichuan. BBC News
Read More »'Painful times in my marriage' – Melinda French Gates reacts to ex-husband in Epstein files
She said her ex-husband and others named in the Epstein files need to answer whatever questions remain. BBC News
Read More »Ban on phones in schools backed by House of Lords
The move comes just weeks after peers supported legislation to ban under-16s in the UK from social media. BBC News
Read More »Investigator ‘did unlawful stuff’ regarding Harry, court hears
Portley-Hanks, who started his statement by explaining he is commonly known as Detective Danno, said he had become a private investigator when he saw an advert offering full training in the profession, just a week after he had been released from prison in 1979. BBC News
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