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Regional mayors demand rethink on rail plans for the North
Metro mayors from across the North put forward a united front to oppose the Integrated Rail Plan (IRP) announced by the Government last week
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Shoppers urged to #ThinkWhereYouShop this Christmas in bid to buy local
TV fashion expert Mark Heyes helped to launch the campaign in Glasgow earlier today
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Law change to introduce mandatory life jail sentences over emergency service workers' deaths
Harper's Law will see more severe sentencing for offenders who kill emergency service works while committing crime.
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Two people sustain injuries at Calderdale golf course as pigs run wild
The pigs visited the course on Sunday and Tuesday, inflicting injuries and causing temporary closure to the club.
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Figures show calls to domestic abuse helpline rose 22% during pandemic
New figures released by the Office for National Statistics show an increase in calls during the national lockdowns.
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Nasa launches spacecraft on mission to test Earth's asteroid defences
The Dart mission is the first test of technology designed to prevent a space rock potentially colliding with Earth in the future.
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EU checks at Dover could lead to 17-mile delays MPs are told
A new system for monitoring non-EU travellers entering the bloc's Schengen Area is scheduled to come into force from April 2022.
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Welsh manufacturers on how exporting is key to recovery, resilience and reconstruction
The Welsh Government has a range of support mechanisms to help businesses on their exporting journey
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NHS backlog recovery plans could see patients travelling for care
Chris Hopson, chief executive of NHS Providers, said some "radical ideas" are being put forward.
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86-year-old cancer patient takes on 100 hours of exercise in 10 days for Help for Heroes
RAF veteran Eric Ayling hopes to raise £10,000 for the charity during a series of sessions using various gym equipment.
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Care home residents ‘dying alone amid dangerously low staffing levels’
A residential care worker, described staff levels as “dangerously low” at times, with care “well below acceptable standards”
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Lidl to build thousands of stores creating 4,000 new jobs by 2025
Lidl is privately owned, meaning it does not need to publish more up-to-date sales data unlike its stock market-listed rivals