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Dutch firm Abellio takes over East Midlands Rail
Dutch firm Abellio takes over East Midlands Rail
Dutch-owned firm Abellio has taken over the East Midlands rail franchise, promising £600m of investment. It won the eight-year contract after Stagecoach was disqualified from bidding as it refused to take on pension liabilities. Abellio, owned by the Dutch government-owned rail firm, has promised new trains, 165 new carriages, and improved...
19.08.2019
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Rail fares set to rise again in January
Rail fares set to rise again in January
Rail users in the UK are expected to be hit by a further rise in ticket prices which will come into effect next year. The increase will be based on the Retail Prices Index (RPI) inflation measure for July which will be announced on Wednesday. Analysts expect the figure to...
14.08.2019
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Dementia is now the cause of one in eight deaths in the UK
Dementia is now the cause of one in eight deaths in the UK
NEW figures reveal the Dementia took almost 70,000 lives last year, one in eight deaths, shocking figures revealed. Experts warn the figure will keep increasing because people are living longer and conditions such as Alzheimer’s are still untreatable. The Office for National Statistics said the illness was responsible for 12.8%...
09.08.2019
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UK coastguard plans drone rescue trial
UK coastguard plans drone rescue trial
THE UK’s Maritime & Coastguard Agency (MCA) is seeking to use drones to aid emergency rescue operations and carry out surveillance of ships off the south-west coast of England. The agency has invited specialists to bid for a £990,000 contract before a deadline of 19 August. It says unmanned aircraft could...
07.08.2019
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No-deal Brexit: Ankara Agreement could be removed
No-deal Brexit: Ankara Agreement could be removed
The Department for Exiting the European Eupoen has published a statement with outlines it’s International Agreements if the UK leaves the EU without a deal. It states ” In the scenario whereby the UK leaves the European Union with a negotiated deal, alongside the Withdrawal Agreement the EU has agreed...
05.08.2019
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Plastic bag sales in England halved in past year
Plastic bag sales in England halved in past year
Plastic bags sales by the biggest supermarkets in England have halved in the last year, government data shows. Asda, Marks and Spencer, Morrisons, Sainsbury’s, the Co-op, Tesco and Waitrose sold 549 million single-use plastic bags in 2018-19, down from one billion in the previous year. Since 2015, when a 5p charge...
01.08.2019
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Turkish bee found in a suitcase is a threat to the British species
Turkish bee found in a suitcase is a threat to the British species
A Turkish bee that was accidentally brought home from holiday by a British family is to be destroyed because it might endanger British species. The insect has been busily building cocoons in the Toy family’s conservatory since they returned from a summer break in Dalaman last week. The family say the...
30.07.2019
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Government accused of prolonging UK housing crisis
Government accused of prolonging UK housing crisis
The government has been accused of prolonging the national housing crisis by failing to sell enough land for affordable and social housing. The Public Accounts Committee said the UK would miss its 2020 target of public land sales “by a wide margin”. It said the government “has wasted a once-in-a-generation...
25.07.2019
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Today set to be the hottest day EVER recorded
Today set to be the hottest day EVER recorded
The UK is expecting its hottest day on record, with temperatures of up to 39C (102.2F) forecast in London as well as southern and eastern England. The current record is 38.5C (101.3F) from August 2003. Thousands of commuters have been hit by disruptions in areas where trains are running a...
25.07.2019
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Boris Johnson wins race to be Tory leader and becomes new PM
Boris Johnson wins race to be Tory leader and becomes new PM
    Boris Johnson has been elected the new Conservative leader in a ballot of party members and will become the next UK prime minister. He beat Jeremy Hunt in a poll of Tory members, winning 92,153 votes to Mr Hunt’s 46,656. The former London Mayor takes over from Theresa...
23.07.2019
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Hammond set to reign if Boris becomes PM
Hammond set to reign if Boris becomes PM
Philip Hammond said that he intends to resign as chancellor if Boris Johnson becomes the UK’s next PM. He said a no-deal Brexit, something Mr Johnson has left open as an option, was “not something I could ever sign up to”. Speaking on the BBC’s Andrew Marr Show, Mr Hammond...
21.07.2019
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£3.2m spent on driving permits for EU
£3.2m spent on driving permits for EU
MORE than £3 million has been spent on permits which may be required to drive abroad after Brexit, Government figures show. Over the past five months, 584,000 International Driving Permits (IDPs) have been issued at a cost of £5.50 each. This means the total amount spent exceeds £3.2 million. Transport minister...
18.07.2019
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CHP members gather at a celebration picnic of solidarity
CHP members gather at a celebration picnic of solidarity
CHP UK organised a picnic which saw dozens of members from London and across the UK attended, along with special guests CHP Izmir MP Mahir Polat and his wife participate in. On Sunday, July 14, at Woodside Park in North London, people gathered to celebrate results of the mayoral elections...
18.07.2019
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Dr Turhan Çömez is returning to Turkey
Dr Turhan Çömez is returning to Turkey
A consultant surgeon and former MP for the Turkish government’s AK party, Dr Turhan Çömez served as a close advisor to then Prime Minister and now Turkish President Recep Tayyip Erdogan and the only person in Ergenekon case to live aboard, Çömez has said he will be returning to Turkey...
17.07.2019
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New Domestic Abuse laws ‘will tackle injustice’
New Domestic Abuse laws ‘will tackle injustice’
New laws to protect survivors of domestic abuse in England and Wales have been introduced in Parliament. The Domestic Abuse Bill would place a legal duty on councils to offer secure homes for those fleeing violence and their children and proposes creating a dedicated domestic abuse commissioner. Victims Minister Victoria...
16.07.2019
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Wage growth at highest rate since 2008
Wage growth at highest rate since 2008
Wage growth in the UK accelerated to 3.6% in the year to May 2019, the highest rate since 2008, according to Office for National Statistics figures. Wages have been outpacing inflation since March 2018. A record high of 32.75 million people was in employment up to the end of May, while...
16.07.2019
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Today is the hottest day of the year
Today is the hottest day of the year
The UK is having its hottest day of the year, with temperatures soaring across southern England. A temperature of 30.8C  was recorded in Charlwood in Surrey at just before midday, with the mercury expected to keep rising. It is said that the temperature in London could reach 34C today. Friday...
29.06.2019
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South East enjoys sunshine before the thunderstorms hits
South East enjoys sunshine before the thunderstorms hits
The Met office has issued a yellow weather warning for the next two days saying” Thunderstorms may develop bringing torrential rain, hail and lightning to a few places, with potential disruption to travel and flooding.” Last week saw the Linchore town of Wainfleet flooded with over 580 home and some...
17.06.2019
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