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University worker fined after egging statue of Margaret Thatcher
The statue was lowered into place in the town amid previous threats of “egg throwing”
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Dippy the Dinosaur returns to the Natural History Museum
Dippy was on tour throughout the UK for four years
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Greene King launches nationwide £10k prize draw to celebrate Macmillan partnership
Greene King has raised over £11m for Macmillan since 2012
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BBC Four and CBBC TV channels to close as part of further cuts at broadcaster
Director-general Tim Davie announced to staff on that 1,000 jobs will be cut
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Cambridge college seeks to install 12ft memorial to codebreaker Alan Turing
Turing worked with a team at Bletchley Park to crack the Enigma Code during the Second World War
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Thousands of newly-planted trees dedicated to Queen for Platinum Jubilee
The planting is part of the Queen’s Green Canopy initiative
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Rishi Sunak sets out £15 billion emergency package to mitigate soaring cost of living
The Chancellor acknowledged that high inflation is causing “acute distress” for people in the country
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Konik foals and Highland calves brought in to help manage nature reserve
It wasn't possible to manage the expanding reserve using traditional methods, so the animals were brought in to help
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The Royal family's favourite games that you can play during the Jubilee celebrations
From Charades to table tennis, there's sure to be an activity for everyone
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Jubilee celebrations day by day as UK gears up for bank holiday weekend
The Queen is said to be looking forward to the ambitious commemorations
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Rewilding garden wins top prize at Chelsea Flower Show
The garden features a beaver lodge, dam, a pond, a stream, and naturalistic planting
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What is the energy price cap and why could it surge to £2,800?
The current cap for the average household is £1,971