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De La Sayette shines with Nottingham double
Benoit De La Sayette celebrated a red-letter day at Nottingham on Tuesday, bringing up his first-ever double when steering Yummylicious to victory in the Watch On Racing TV Fillies Handicap..
Toyota signs new agreement to increase hydrogen technology development
Toyota has signed a new memorandum of understanding with Air Liquide and CaetanoBus to help develop hydrogen systems in Europe..
UK records hottest day of year so far with temperatures of 275C
The UK has recorded its hottest day of the year so far, after temperatures in the South East peaked at 27.5C (81.5F) on Tuesday afternoon..
Simon Coveney says he deeply regrets Truss legislation to disapply parts of protocol
Irelands Minister for Foreign Affairs Simon Coveney has said that he deeply regrets the British governments decision to introduce legislation in the coming weeks that will disapply elements of the Northern Ireland Protocol..
Far right terrorist group dismantled after co founders conviction
Counter-terrorism chiefs believe they have now dismantled an extreme right-wing terrorist group linked to an MP murder plot, and whose ranks included a British soldier and a police officer..
New record diesel price as retailers accused of hiking profits after duty cut
Diesel prices have hit a new high amid claims retailers hiked profits following the 5p per litre fuel duty cut..
Study warns developed fossil fuel reserves will need to shut to meet 15C limit
Stopping new oil, gas and coal developments is not enough to limit dangerous global warming existing sites will also need to be shut down, a study warns..
Girlfriends and Band of Gold writer Kay Mellor dies aged 71
Kay Mellor, who wrote hit series including ITVs Girlfriends, Band of Gold and The Syndicate, has died aged 71, it has been announced..
Tom Harrison steps down as ECB chief executive
Tom Harrison is stepping down as chief executive of the England and Wales Cricket Board, the PA news agency understands..
Jamal Edwards to receive posthumous award marking contribution to music industry
Jamal Edwards has been announced as the first person to receive posthumously the Music Industry Trusts (MITS) Award in recognition of his contribution to the sector..
Jobless rate falls to lowest since 1974 but wages lag far behind inflation
Britains jobless rate has fallen to its lowest level for over 47 years but workers have seen their pay fall further behind rocketing inflation, according to official figures..
Harry hopes his children never experience the online world as it exists now
The Duke of Sussex said he hopes his children never have to experience the online world as it exists now as he criticised social media companies that make unimaginable money from peoples time, attention and information..
Chris Kirchner set to officially take over as Derby owner
Chris Kirchner is set to officially become the new owner of Derby County Football Club after exchanging contracts for the sale of the club with administrators Quantuma..
Charles and Camilla to recognise school scandal victims on Canada tour
The Prince of Wales and Duchess of Cornwall will acknowledge the treatment of indigenous people in Canadas residential schools when their tour of the nation begins..
Sam Ryder still processing impressive second place in Eurovision Song Contest
British Eurovision star Sam Ryder says he is still processing his experience at the international singing competition after he finished in second..
Newcastle victory dents Arsenals hopes of Champions League spot
Bruno Guimaraes dealt Arsenals Champions League hopes a major blow as Newcastle powered their way to a deserved win at a raucous St James Park..
I cant stop smiling says LGBTQ fan after Blackpool player comes out
Jake Daniels decision to come out as gay was hailed as an historic day for English football, with England captain Harry Kane among those to pay tribute to the 17-year-old..
Government can do so much more to help families in crisis says charity
A childrens charity supporting families in crisis has described the levels of severe and persistent financial hardship it is seeing as being among the worst it can remember..
Average monthly rent nearly 100 higher than a year ago
Rents are nearly £100 per month higher on average than a year ago, according to a property website..
Working from home partly responsible as public sector greenhouse gases reduce
Annual greenhouse gas emissions from Scotlands public sector fell by 5.8% last year, though measures introduced due to the pandemic contributed to the decline..





















