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UK's cosiest pubs crowned by Trip Advisor
The pubs that made the top 10 can be found across the country
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Nearly half of Brits would trust neighbours with a key to their home
Levels of trust in communities is relatively high, with 46% saying they trust those in the area with a key to their home
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Study reveals the toll roads that make the most revenue in the UK
Some are pricier than most
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Online marketplaces continue to grow in favour amongst UK shoppers
A global survey has shown the the majority of Brits would still prefer to shop online following the pandemic.
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UK economy delivers record growth in 2021 amid Covid rebound
The growth was the fastest since ONS records began in 1948 but came after a record 9.4% slump in the economy in 2020
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Train cleaners to go on strike amid dispute over pay
'Our cleaner members on Avanti West Coast trains have been left with no choice but to take further strike action'
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Fixing Northern Ireland Protocol is an absolute priority, says Truss
'We have a shared responsibility with the EU to work towards solutions as quickly as possible that deliver for the people of Northern Ireland'
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Spain scraps ban on unvaccinated UK children ahead of half-term holidays
The UK significantly eased its rules for arriving travellers at 4am on Friday
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Prisoners will study for apprenticeships for first time
“Getting offenders into work offers them a second chance to lead a more positive life and stay on the straight and narrow"
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Kate encourages children to face their fears during CBeebies bedtime story
The duchess is following in the footsteps of Hollywood star Chris Evans, best known for playing Captain America, Foo Fighters frontman Dave Grohl and British actor Tom Hiddleston, who have all appeared on CBeebies Bedtime Stories
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Artist celebrates Yorkshire identity with stitch tribute to favourite ‘chippy’
The textile artist creates intricate hand-embroidered pieces of household brands and amusing phrases that made up her childhood in the Northern market town
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Poorer pupils’ GCSE grades trail behind their peers’ for over a decade – study
The researchers found there has been a “marked increase” in long-term poverty among poorer pupils in recent years