Dad transforms old 1950s bunker into quirky space - now it's up for auction
Jon Graves, 37, restored the 15ft-deep former Royal Observer Corps pit to preserve the piece of British Cold War history
19 Nov 10:02 · Manchester Evening News
Rishi Sunak's father-in-law says young people should work 70-hour week
Rishi Sunak's billionaire father-in-law NR Narayana Murthy, who co-founded Infosys, says people should shun weekends to work 70-hour weeks to help India 'compete' against other nations.
19 Nov 11:12 · Mail Online
Jeremy Clarkson arrives in Westminster as he leads 20,000 farmers in protest over inheritance tax changes
Jeremy Clarkson has arrived in Westminster to lead 20,000 farmers in protest against changes to inheritance tax.
19 Nov 11:23 · LBC
Ladywood £2.2 billion homes scheme deal 'close to sign-off' as anxious residents wait
A promise of more social and affordable homes and a 'one move' pledge to residents has been secured in negotiations between the council and Berkeley Homes
19 Nov 11:30 · Birmingham Live
Rebuild 'finally happening'
A newly built hall for the Lytton Legion branch is beginning to take shape and residents are beginning to occupy new homes after much of the village was destroyed by a wildfire over three years ago.
19 Nov 12:09 · Castanet
Hamas-led force targets gangs looting Gaza aid convoys
Fighters from Hamas and other Gaza factions have formed an armed force to prevent gangs pillaging aid convoys in the territory, residents and sources close to the group said, after a big increase in the looting of scarce supplies.
19 Nov 12:18 · RTE.ie
Jeremy Clarkson attacks BBC as he joins farm protest in London
The famous presenter-turned-farmer got angry with Victoria Derbyshire when she asked him about his personal reasons for opposing inheritance tax changes
19 Nov 14:07 · Wales Online
Taxes could go up by $240
19 Nov 15:11 · Castanet
Gateshead leisure centres promised big investment as council hands facilities to new operator
Gateshead Council chiefs have agreed a 10-year deal to let GLL run its centres in Heworth, Dunston, Blaydon, and Gateshead International Stadium from next year
19 Nov 16:01 · ChronicleLive
Council received hundreds of complaints about state of grass in Derby
Derby City Council is looking to make improvements after the summer saga, a meeting heard
19 Nov 16:43 · Derbyshire Live
Lib Dems demand Labour apologise over Newcastle parks 'failure' as charity set to be scrapped
Newcastle City Council is poised to pull the plug next week on an experiment which saw 33 Tyneside parks and more than 60 allotments put into the hands of a charity less than six years ago
19 Nov 19:07 · ChronicleLive
Letby 'likely murdered more children' - inquiry
Lead consultant Stephen Brearey said he believed Lucy Letby had murdered children prior to June 2015.
19 Nov 19:24 · BBC News
Sinn Féin focus on cost of living with US election query
"Do you feel better off than you did five years ago?," Sinn Féin leader Mary Lou McDonald asked at her party's manifesto launch - a question posed previously by US presidents Ronald Reagan and Donald Trump.
19 Nov 19:40 · RTE.ie
Northumberland farmer says 'every single farmer' in area will be affected by changes in budget
Tenant farmer Daniel Spours travelled to Westminster on Tuesday to protest both changes to inheritance and carbon rules which are expected to affect the price of fertiliser
19 Nov 19:40 · ChronicleLive
'I think you're an idiot': Farmer blasts 'woke' James O'Brien
The furious rant comes as thousands of farmers and their supporters descended on London today for a mass protest against Chancellor Rachel Reeves' Budget plan.
19 Nov 20:41 · Mail Online
Hīkoi to Parliament: The families taking part and why
The hīkoi is a family affair, with tamariki everywhere; pepe sleeping in carts and buggies or tugging their cousins' hair.
19 Nov 22:12 · RNZ
New Zealand a very difficult place to be blind - advocate
Jonathan Mosen says New Zealand is the worst country in the Western world in which to be blind.
19 Nov 23:36 · RNZ
Lucy Letby 'likely murdered and assaulted more babies'
Dr Stephen Brearey said he now believes collapses and deaths of other children before June 2015 were suspicious.
19 Nov 23:42 · Mail Online
‘I didn’t think I’d walk again after road crash’
Tom Hadden’s life changed forever when he was involved in a crash on a rural road in County Tyrone.
20 Nov 00:05 · BBC News
Dallas ISD data shows academic improvement after cellphone ban 5 years ago
Robert T. Hill Middle School in Dallas ISD was one of the first schools in the country to try locking away cell phones and they say it works.
20 Nov 01:22 · 5 NBCDFW
Living in Delhi smog is like watching a dystopian film again and again
Toxic, deadly, poisonous - these words are back in the headlines as Delhi’s pollution spikes again.
20 Nov 02:34 · BBC News
Speaker's handling of hīkoi 'overkill' - Te Paati Māori
Staff were locked from being able give water to protesters, and wifi access was blocked too, co-leader Debbie Ngarewa-Packer said.
20 Nov 03:46 · RNZ
Gang patch ban: Senior Black Power member concerned about impact on families
"What people wear is not the issue," one Black Power member told RNZ.
20 Nov 04:52 · RNZ
Residents lock down several St James communities to protest bad roads
WESTERN BUREAU: Unhappy with the poor state of their roads, residents in several St James communities brought traffic to a standstill on Tuesday morning, mounting blockades to draw attention to their plight. Police and fire personnel were kept busy...
20 Nov 05:06 · The Gleaner
WMC wants 2.5% increase in property tax allocation
WESTERN BUREAU: Amorkard Brown, the councillor for the Leamington division in the Westmoreland Municipal Corporation (WMC), is calling for central government to increase the property tax allocation to municipal corporations from 7.5 per cent to...
20 Nov 05:07 · The Gleaner
Zombie knife surrender policy had 'huge flaws'
Some owners may have been offered more in compensation than their blades were worth, the BBC finds.
20 Nov 05:32 · BBC News
New vision for future of Plymouth's beautiful Hoe
'This is a special location'
20 Nov 06:00 · PlymouthLive
Will Cork South West produce another election 'surprise'?
Independent Ireland leader Michael Collins, the poll topper in Cork South West at the last general election, suggests a meeting in Dunmanway: West Cork's forgotten town, as he describes it.
20 Nov 06:00 · RTE.ie
20 candidates for 5 seats in new look Longford Westmeath
Since the last general election in 2020, there have been some changes in the Longford Westmeath constituency.
20 Nov 06:00 · RTE.ie
Co Laois town remains a 'no poster' zone despite election
It is in the middle of one of the most hotly contested three-seaters in the country, but passing through Abbeyleix in Co Laois, you could be forgiven for not noticing an election is on. The lampposts are bare, there are no candidate posters.
20 Nov 06:00 · RTE.ie
'They've said it could be years... my story is just one in a million'
Homes are less affordable, homelessness is rising and waiting lists for social housing are still getting longer, according to a new report
20 Nov 06:37 · Manchester Evening News
Prince William's heartbreaking realisation when he was just a child and his one-word reaction
Princess Diana worked hard to make sure her sons understood that theirs was a life of privilege - and it led to a sad realisation for future king, Prince William
20 Nov 07:00 · The Mirror
There's Something Special About Voting Day!
It is that one day in our life as citizens that truly brings us together, regardless of who we vote for. It is that day when we stand alongside, help each other and be a community of shared goals and hopes for a better future.
20 Nov 07:36 · Rediff
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