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Rural households likely to pay up to third more for energy, warns Labour
The median annual fuel costs for rural households, according to a survey in 2020, were £1,583
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Queen on duty at Windsor ahead of Philip anniversary
Saturday marks one year since the duke, the country’s longest-serving consort and the Queen’s “strength and stay”, died at Windsor at the age of 99.
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‘Stolen’ Darwin manuscripts anonymously returned to university library in pink gift bag
The precious items were found to be missing in 2001
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Drug-drivers face mandatory rehab courses before getting back on the road
There were more than 12,000 convictions for drug-driving in Britain in 2019
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Will your local bus service benefit from extra funding? See full list
The quality of bus services before the pandemic varied greatly across the country and the Government is determined that great bus services should be available to everyone
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Shops 'could run out of eggs' and price may need to rise
'The tidal wave of cost increases will see many family farms, some of which have been producing eggs for generations, going under in a matter of days, unless something is done quickly'
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Landmark study links 42 genes to Alzheimer’s disease for first time
It is possible that genetic testing will identify those people most at risk of developing Alzheimer’s before their symptoms appear
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Headteachers’ leaders call for return of free Covid tests
One head said that coronavirus had created the longest staff absence list they could remember in over 25 years of teaching
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New Ukraine feature on InYourArea shows donation drop off points
You can access the feature by either your feed or in the community section of InYourArea
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List of Covid symptoms to watch out for expanded as free testing ends
On Friday the Office for National Statistics (ONS) said that some 4.9 million people in the UK are estimated to have had Covid-19 in the week ending March 26
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Talented North Ayrshire pupils hit the right note at music awards
"The calibre was exceptionally high and this made choosing the prize winners very difficult indeed.”
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New plans for derelict buildings across North Ayrshire revealed
“Despite the millions of pounds spent... the town still has major problems with empty buildings. "