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Prince Harry to return to UK at the end of the year and will visit the Queen
It was not clear if he would also make time to see his brother Prince William.
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The Festival of Antiques is coming to Peterborough
The twice-yearly event will be at the East of England Showground, Peterborough, on October 1 and 2, 2021
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Cost of travel tests from NHS Test and Trace to go down
The cost of travel tests from NHS Test and Trace for people who arrive from abroad into the UK is to be cut, the Health Department has said. It is to go down from £88 to £68 for UK travellers who have come from green list countries, or those who
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Three legged cat who helped a six-year-old boy with severe learning difficulties wins Cat of the Year
Minty, from Holywell, Wales, beat hundreds of other entries to be named overall winner in the nation’s biggest celebration of pet cats, organised by Cats Protection
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New self isolation rules come into place on Monday
Health Secretary Sajid Javid said Monday will be “another huge step back towards our normal lives”.
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UK scientists find way to treat rare blood clot linked to Covid vaccine
'It’s important to stress that this kind of reaction to the Oxford-AstraZeneca vaccine is very rare.'
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What are the hottest temperatures ever recorded in the UK?
British summers are expected to get hotter and drier, and by 2050 heatwaves will be much more common.
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How to care for your dog during self-isolation
Over 6 million dogs in the UK are severely affected by owners forced into self-isolation
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Drivers in Brighton complain about parking more than any other UK city
Parking is a big problem in the UK with drivers paying £1.2 billion annually in parking fines across the country.
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Gatwick in talks with lenders as pandemic pushes it to massive loss
The business said that a year after requesting short-term waivers on its loans, it was again facing pressure and is asking banks for another extension.
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10,000 cases of animal cruelty to wildlife reported to RSPCA in five years
The animals intentionally harmed most frequently were foxes.
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Fight to save England and Wales’ Endangered Buildings
The event highlights buildings that are in dire need of repairs or are at risk of being lost completely