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DWP's strict new Universal Credit rules to affect 180,000 people
PM Rishi Sunak said: 'Welfare should always be a safety net and not a lifestyle choice'
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DWP's strict new Universal Credit rules to affect 180,000 people
PM Rishi Sunak said: 'Welfare should always be a safety net and not a lifestyle choice'
National
Quiz: Adrian Mole and a Wimbledon champion
Grab a cuppa and see if you can answer the questions for May 13
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Quiz: Adrian Mole and a Wimbledon champion
Grab a cuppa and see if you can answer the questions for May 13
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Shortages force people to ration medicine in 'pharmacy bingo'
In a survey, 99% of pharmacists said they were having weekly issues with supplies, writes Neil Shaw
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Shortages force people to ration medicine in 'pharmacy bingo'
In a survey, 99% of pharmacists said they were having weekly issues with supplies, writes Neil Shaw
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How to avoid a parking ticket - traffic warden explains the 10-minute rule
Traffic warden Stacey tackles some common myths and talks about the abuse she receives just for doing her job, writes Neil Shaw
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How to avoid a parking ticket - traffic warden explains the 10-minute rule
Traffic warden Stacey tackles some common myths and talks about the abuse she receives just for doing her job, writes Neil Shaw
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Gourmet dog treats are 'big hit' and ideal for training and walkies
Forthglade has teamed up with the National Trust to help support the upkeep of beauty spots loved by dog walkers, says Bethan Shufflebotham
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Gourmet dog treats are 'big hit' and ideal for training and walkies
Forthglade has teamed up with the National Trust to help support the upkeep of beauty spots loved by dog walkers, says Bethan Shufflebotham
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Fan of the five-second rule when you drop food? Well, this doctor's got news for you
Some people believe food is safe to eat if it's picked up quickly, writes Kirsty Card
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Fan of the five-second rule when you drop food? Well, this doctor's got news for you
Some people believe food is safe to eat if it's picked up quickly, writes Kirsty Card