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Britain's Got Talent Full Voting Figures Reveal Just How Close This Year's Final Was

BGT finalists Lillianna Clifton and Viggo Venn with Ant and Dec The full voting figures for this year’s series of Britain’s Got Talent have...

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Daniel Welsh

Susan Boyle Shares That She Had A Stroke Last Year, As She Makes Return To The Stage

BGT finalists Lillianna Clifton and Viggo Venn with Ant and Dec The full voting figures for this year’s series of Britain’s Got Talent have...

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Daniel Welsh

Succession Star Brian Cox Makes A Bold Admission About The Series Finale

Brian Cox in character as Logan Roy The entire premise of Succession revolved around exactly which of Logan Roy’s children would take over as head...

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Daniel Welsh

Daisy May Cooper Speaks Candidly About Need To 'Sort Out' Relationship With Brother Charlie

Daisy May Cooper at the TV Baftas last month Daisy May Cooper has admitted her relationship with her brother and collaborator Charlie has been...

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Daniel Welsh

Sydney Sweeney Says Her Dad 'Walked Out' After Watching Racy Euphoria Scenes

Brian Cox in character as Logan Roy The entire premise of Succession revolved around exactly which of Logan Roy’s children would take over as head...

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Marco Margaritoff

Taylor Swift Breaks Silence And Condemns Anti-LGBTQ+ Bills During Eras Tour

Daisy May Cooper at the TV Baftas last month Daisy May Cooper has admitted her relationship with her brother and collaborator Charlie has been...

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Shruti Rajkumar

Bruce Lehrmann tells his side of the story in a TV interview – so why did he decline to in court?

V iewers of Channel Seven’s interview with Bruce Lehrmann on Sunday were told that this was a special occasion because it was the first opportunity...

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The Guardian

Richard Ackland

A healthy motor industry for the UK needs gigafactories like the one Tata will build

The Tata gigafactory could be an opportunity to reflect on what the government should and shouldn't do to support the vital, but hard-pressed,...

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City A.M.

Elena Siniscalco

The Covid-19 inquiry should be a battle for Johnson, not for the Cabinet Office

With the Boris Johnson Covid-19 inquiry saga, the Cabinet Office picked the wrong hill on which to die. Its fight with the inquiry poses questions...

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City A.M.

Elena Siniscalco

We won’t reach a climate solution without all our partners in Asia – including China

To reach climate solutions, especially involving financial services, we need to engage with all Asian countries - including China. Without a...

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City A.M.

Elena Siniscalco

Coroner left 'exhausted but happy' after running 100 miles for bereaved children

"I’ve done this for all of the children who have lost a mum or a dad - or both." 

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Eastern Daily Press

Donna-Louise Bishop

Work begins on first phase of Norfolk's new hospital

Work begins today on the first phase of work on Norfolk's new hospital.

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Eastern Daily Press

Chris Bishop

Council investigating how to secure jobs at Bacton if gas stops flowing

A Norfolk council is set to investigate what will happen if the gas stops flowing at one of the UK’s key energy suppliers. 

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Eastern Daily Press

George Thompson

'Strange agenda' questioned as Greens complain about EV chargers

A city MP has been left confused by Green councillors complaining about proposals for electric vehicle chargers - which are to benefit the...

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Eastern Daily Press

Francis Redwood

How Norfolk is playing a key role in World Ocean Day

Why not mark World Ocean Day with Norfolk Wildlife Trust’s Cley Calling Coastal Currents Festival, says Norfolk Wildlife Trust reserves officer...

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Eastern Daily Press

Robert Morgan

Anger at £83m bill to make council's buildings more energy efficient

Norfolk's cash-strapped county council is planning to spend more than £80m to make its own properties more energy efficient, as part of its drive...

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Eastern Daily Press

Dan Grimmer

See inside 230-year-old windmill restored and converted into family home

A 230-year-old windmill that has been restored and converted into a family home has been put on the market for almost £2m.

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Eastern Daily Press

Daniel Hickey

Why I quit I was overwhelmed by shame when I quit grad school. Now I’m a quitting guru

F irst came the sobbing – a great gust of tears that successively overwhelmed my shirt sleeve, an entire box of tissues and an extra-large bath...

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The Guardian

Julia Keller

Award set to honour a Norfolk education hero

The winners of the inaugural Eastern Daily Press Norfolk Education Awards will be announced later this year, recognising individuals and...

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Eastern Daily Press

Adam Pescod

Fish and chip shop reopens just weeks after devastating fire

A fish and chip shop in a coastal town has reopened again just weeks after a devastating fire. 

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Eastern Daily Press

Ben Robinson

Norwich literature festival goes global with synchronised reading event

From May 26-28, the City of Literature festival programme celebrated books, words, ideas and conversation, including a special communal reading...

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Eastern Daily Press

Charles Bliss

We need to end stigma of drug addiction for all affected by it

Scotland’s shameful record on deaths linked to booze and drugs remains a national scandal. Drug deaths are still the highest in Europe and were a...

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Daily Record

Record View

'Strange agenda' questioned as Greens complain about EV chargers

A city MP has been left confused by Green councillors complaining about proposals for electric vehicle chargers - which are to benefit the...

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Norwich Evening News

Francis Redwood

Peter Rhodes on loopholes, land prices and why a tap may tell us something about the economy

And the same applies to loopholes in the law. What may look like a careless oversight is likely to be a deliberate construction inspired by vested...

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Shropshire Star

Peter Rhodes

Coroner left 'exhausted but happy' after running 100 miles for bereaved children

"I’ve done this for all of the children who have lost a mum or a dad - or both." 

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Norwich Evening News

Donna-Louise Bishop

The Schofield story is not a matter of national concern

I’d kind of hoped, until recently, that Phillip Schofield would not trouble my consciousness in any big way again. I had vague memories of his...

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The Spectator

Sam Leith

Ian McConnell: Brexit messages condescending and insult to people's intelligence

INCREASINGLY these days, it seems that the less there is for politicians to crow about on the economic front, the louder the noise. And the latest...

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Herald Scotland

Ian Mcconnell

Mark Smith: Why is Scotland silent on the scandal of Batang Toru?

You might wonder why I’m about to tell you about a group of men barging into a meeting in Indonesia and shouting and screaming and throwing their...

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Herald Scotland

Mark Smith

Major new 'concept store' opens at Scottish shopping centre

Jewellery retailer Pandora has opened a larger “concept store” at Braehead shopping centre, which is owned by property company SGS and asset...

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Herald Scotland

Ian Mcconnell

The Profumo affair ended the age of deference

These days our sex scandals seem like another symbol of Britain’s national decline. They are diminished, petty and tawdry, certainly compared to...

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The Spectator

Nigel Jones

Norwich literature festival goes global with synchronised reading event

From May 26-28, the City of Literature festival programme celebrated books, words, ideas and conversation, including a special communal reading...

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Norwich Evening News

Charles Bliss

'Shocking': Motorhomes ban and call for sackings amidst islanders ferry cuts demo

CALMAC banned motorhomes from travelling to one of Scotland's islands - as calls have been made for heads to roll over a new wave of travel...

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Herald Scotland

Exclusive By Martin Williams

Secret Civil Servant: Alister ‘Viceroy’ Jack's mission to stop work on independence

THE argument goes something like this: because the ruling party was elected on a pro-independence platform, Scottish government ministers –...

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Herald Scotland

The Secret Civil Servant

New Cadbury ad explores bond between father and son

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campaign

Charlotte Rawlings

Rekorderlig invites cider fans to be 'more fruity' in new campaign

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campaign

Ida Axling

Rekorderlig invites cider fans to be 'more fruity'

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campaign

Ida Axling

Newport band Burning Ferns launch new album at iconic city venue

POWER pop five-piece from Newport, Burning Ferns were launching their new album World of the Wars at the city’s iconic venue on Saturday night (June...

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South Wales Argus

South Wales Argus Author

New IRA is a relic losing any credibility even amongst tiny band of supporters

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Belfast Telegraph

Allison Morris

Has Ukraine's Long-Awaited Counteroffensive Against Russia Started?

Kimberley Walsh, Olly Alexander and Nicola Roberts on stage during Years And Years' headline set at Mighty Hoopla on Sunday Kimberley Walsh and...

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Kate Nicholson

Prince Harry Will Be First Senior Royal In The Witness Box Since 1891

Kimberley Walsh, Olly Alexander and Nicola Roberts on stage during Years And Years' headline set at Mighty Hoopla on Sunday Kimberley Walsh and...

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HuffPost

Kate Nicholson

Kimberley Walsh And Nicola Roberts Just Staged Mini Girls Aloud Reunion At Mighty Hoopla

Kimberley Walsh, Olly Alexander and Nicola Roberts on stage during Years And Years' headline set at Mighty Hoopla on Sunday Kimberley Walsh and...

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HuffPost

Katie Rosseinsky

The great leaseholders’ revolt

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New Statesman

Anoosh Chakelian

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