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Two men have been arrested in connection with the illegal dumping of waste across England. The men, aged 44 and 49 and from Sale and Rochdale, were arrested after a raid by Greater Manchester Police and Environment Agency officers on Tuesday.The suspects were released after interview pending further enquiries, the Environment Agency said. “These arrests send a simple message to waste criminals – we will stop you,” Emma Viner, from the Environment Agency, said, adding: “With local police forces, we have been working non-stop to progress our investigation and bring an end to this inexcusable criminal activity.”The arrests are not…

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Paul GlynnCulture reporterGetty ImagesThe has announced a landmark deal with YouTube, which will see the corporation make content that is tailor-made for the video streaming service.The broadcaster has previously used YouTube, which is owned by Google, to promote clips and trailers for its own shows in the UK.But the new move will see the make content primarily aimed at YouTube’s digital-native younger audience, although it may also be made available on the ‘s iPlayer and Sounds platforms.The new programmes will feature adverts when viewed from outside of the UK, generating extra funds for the corporation at a time when its…

It is the second new mid-season women’s competition to be introduced by Fifa in recent years.The inaugural Champions Cup – featuring continental champions from around the world, including Arsenal – will take place next week in London, between 28 January and 1 February.WSL officials say the planned Club World Cup would result in up to five WSL match weeks being rescheduled, leading to a potential fixture backlog and an impact on player fitness.They say they have written to Fifa with their concerns and will meet with global officials in London during the Champions Cup to discuss the issue.BBC Sport has…

Sir Keir Starmer has been warned of making a key “mistake” ahead of Donald Trump’s appearance at the World Economic Forum.Speaking to GB News, Shadow Chancellor of the Duchy of Lancaster Alex Burghart cautioned the Prime Minister following his decision not to attend the gathering in Davos.Speaking ahead of his arrival at Davos, Mr Trump issued a stark message to Sir Keir, urging him to “straighten out” the country.The US President said: “You look at London, it’s having a lot of problems and if you look at Paris, got a lot of problems. “They have two problems: immigration and energy.…

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Chancellor Rachel Reeves has confirmed the Labour Government will not impose retaliatory tariffs on the US despite President Donald Trump’s threats to annex Greenland from Denmark.President Trump has asserted the White House will levy 10 per cent tariffs on eight European countries, including the UK, if they do not recognise his claims to take over the Danish territory.These tariffs will come into effect from next month and will be raised to 25 per cent later this year if the Trump administration’s demands are not met by European allies.Despite this, the Chancellor said: “‘Britain is not here to be buffeted around.…

BBC Antiques Roadshow specialist Theo Burrell has posted a candid photograph on Instagram revealing the surgical scar from her recent brain operation.The 38-year-old presenter, who underwent surgery following her terminal tumour diagnosis, shared the image displaying her shaved head and a lengthy wound covered in stitches.In her post, Ms Burrell wrote: “Forgive me the gory photo but here’s my war wound! Healing nicely, and my stitches are now out.”The antiques expert added that she would be meeting with her oncology team this week to discuss her treatment plan.Theo Burrell shared an update on her health | Brain Tumour Research YouTube”I…

Millions of motorists could be caught out by sweeping changes to driving laws coming in this year as part of the new Road Safety Strategy, with research revealing a worrying lack of awareness among drivers.Reports found just one in four Britons know about the upcoming changes being introduced by Labour, despite the proposals leading to higher fuel prices, tougher driving standards and mandatory eyesight tests for older car owners.The findings, from car insurance experts at Confused.com, suggested many motorists could soon face heavier penalties or rising costs simply because they do not know the rules are changing.Among the biggest concerns…

Chris ClementsScotland social affairs correspondentSheena MillarMikhail Ackrim was found dead in a flat used for Home Office accommodationMikhail Ackrim was found semi-naked, face down on a bedroom floor in a Glasgow flat more than a year ago. He had been dead for hours.The 37-year-old had drugs in his system, but there were also bruises on his face, limbs and body. Pathologists found small stab wounds to his shin, deep enough to fracture his leg and likely inflicted after his death.Mikhail’s family believe he was the victim of foul play, but after a year-long criminal investigation, the cause of his death…