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Patrick Christys has joined the outpouring of anger after barriers were erected at London’s Primrose Hill to prevent revellers from seeing in the New Year at the popular viewpoint.Primrose Hill has been sealed off behind opaque green hoarding and temporary fencing in what residents are calling an unprecedented move to prevent partygoers from gathering at the popular fireworks viewing spot.The London park, renowned for its sweeping vistas across the capital, will remain locked until 6am on New Year’s Day.Local residents have reacted with fury to the barriers now surrounding the green space. Amy McKeown, a member of the Primrose Hill…

A bottled water sold at Waitrose could contain glass and should be returned to the store, the Food Standards Agency (FSA) warned.The 750ml No1 Royal Deeside Mineral Water and the sparkling variety are being recalled “because of the possible presence of glass fragments upon opening the bottles,” which the FSA said “may cause injury and makes it unsafe to drink”.Waitrose apologised and said it was recalling “some” bottles as a precaution.The supermarket asking customers not to use the bottles and to take them back to Waitrose or contact the company for a full refund.”If you have bought any of the…

A man has been taken to hospital after emergency services were called to a canal in Manchester city centre. Greater Manchester Police said the force received reports of a man in the water off Ducie Street shortly after 09:00 GMT. A man in his 50s was taken to hospital although his condition has not been detailed. The force said officers were working to find out how he ended up in the water.

Dragons endured a nightmare 2025 that was winless until they beat Lyon in the Challenge Cup on 14 December, which was followed by a stunning URC victory against Connacht six days later.Filo Tiatia’s men finished bottom of the URC last season, but resilient recent displays have given reason for optimism.Dragons are currently 15th, but could go 10th with victory against Scarlets.Not only do they want to avoid propping up the pile this season, they would love to avoid being Wales’ worst side for the first time since 2019-20.Head coach Tiatia believes their battling display at Cardiff provided encouragement.”There were some…

A pub owner has warned Britain’s hospitality sector faces a “horrible time” ahead as Labour policies pile fresh pressure on struggling businesses.Dave Burns, landlord of the Thomas Tripp pub in Christchurch, said a sharp rise in business rates will cost his venues an extra £23,000 this year alone following a revaluation of his premises.While the Government has held the multiplier, Burns said the jump in rateable value — combined with the loss of a 40 per cent discount will hit pubs hard at a time when margins are already wafer-thin.Speaking on GB News, Mr Burns said the changes amount to…

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Households with gas boilers are being warned they could soon face higher energy costs as the Government looks at new ways to fund the transition to greener heating. Proposals under discussion would see gas users contribute towards subsidies for heat pumps, raising concerns about who will shoulder the cost of the shift.The plans come as ministers push to accelerate the move away from gas, despite millions of homes still relying on boilers for heating and hot water.Under proposals being developed by Energy Secretary Ed Miliband, households with gas boilers could face an additional £30 a year, with the money used…

Sir David Beckham has shared his 2025 highlights on Instagram, celebrating milestones including his knighthood, 50th birthday, and Inter Miami’s MLS triumph.However, in a rather glaring omission, his eldest son, Brooklyn, was conspicuously absent from every image in the 20-photo carousel.The former England captain reflected on what he described as an “incredible” year, writing: “I feel very lucky to have had the year I’ve had in 2025 full of moments that I will never forget from my 50th to my knighthood (still pinching myself) and then finishing with winning the MLS as an owner.”He expressed gratitude to his “incredible wife”…

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Watch: The weather forecast for New Year’s Eve in the UKThe UK is gearing up to mark the end of 2025 and celebrate the New Year at midnight as forecasters warn of cold snaps across large parts of the country.Yellow warnings have been issued by the Met Office for snow and ice across England, Wales, Northern Ireland and Scotland; they will be in force between midnight and noon on 2 January.Chilly conditions are expected to have an impact on transport, with people urged to prepare for longer journey times by road, bus and train services if travelling for New Year…