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Britain’s original Bramley apple tree risks being cut down after its university landlords put its land up for sale.Nottingham Trent University (NTU) has owned the Bramley Cottages in Southwell, Nottinghamshire, since 2018 – but now has put the property on the market.Under new owners, the tree outside the Church Street property could be chopped down without repercussion.NTU has said it is selling the cottages, which were converted to student accommodation, due to their “age and configuration” which has made them “not as suitable as other NTU-owned accommodation”.It had been responsible for the tree’s upkeep since 2018, but had been criticised…

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Tim Allan, who was in charge of Sir Keir Starmer’s communications until he resigned on Monday, has issued a statement, first published by The Times, in which he says he spoke to Lord Matthew Doyle about his connections to a sex offender before the now peer was offered seat in the Upper House.

Oxlade-Chamberlain has been training with Arsenal in recent months and thanked the Premier League leaders for helping him to hit the ground running in Glasgow.”It means a lot,” he said after his dramatic return to competitive action. “I have to say a big thank you to everyone at Arsenal, giving me the chance to keep my fitness up, and an even bigger thanks to the manager here for giving me the chance to put on this kit and play for this amazing club.”When you get those opportunities, you want to be able to pay back with moments of quality like…

An elderly farmer has been slapped with a £40,000 fine after fly-tippers piled 200 tons of waste on his land.The Hertfordshire farmer, in his 80s, said the rubbish was dumped on his field near St Albans last summer.The farmer, who asked to remain anonymous, is now being held responsible for the clean-up after attempts to locate the culprit failed.He could also be criminally prosecuted if he cannot get rid of the rubbish.The tipped material is suspected to contain asbestos and specialist contractors have quoted him £40,000 for removal, which the farmer said he cannot afford.Speaking through the National Farmers Union…

Conservative peer and columnist Daniel Finkelstein issued a stark warning over the impact of the rise of antisemetic incidents in the UK just a few months on from the Manchester synagogue attack.He told GB News: “A part of the problem has been the rise of left wing anti-Zionism. That has been part of the issue with antisemitic attacks. “And part of it is growth in unkindness towards each other, which has come through social media use. “All of those things have played a role, and all of them have, as often happens when there’s a lot of societal unhappiness, it…

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John Scanlon, chair of the Environmental Services Association, said: “We’ve seen a shift from people using small canisters to much larger ones holding 600, 700g of nitrous oxide, which become a ticking time bomb when they’re disposed of and find their way into our waste and recycling facilities.”

From a huge game on Wednesday, to an even bigger one on Sunday afternoon. First travels to second when Hearts go to Ibrox to face Rangers.Derek McInnes’ side won there earlier in the season, for the first time since 2014. They beat Rangers at Tynecastle, too, in a 2-1 win in December.But, Rohl’s men haven’t lost since then. In fact, they’ve drawn twice and won seven. It’s resurgent form that looks a world away from a team which were once 13 points adrift in the title race under Russell Martin.”I think it is a pretty good point [against Motherwell] but…

More than 150 people in Birmingham gathered to tear down Union Jacks in what organisers called a “de-flagging celebration”.The gathering saw locals pull down this country’s flags from lamp-posts across Moseley, a middle-class suburb of the Second City.The flags had been hoisted under “Operation Raise the Colours” just one week prior.Moseley is home to around 21,000 people, with more than half from “black, Asian or minority ethnic” communities.The area has a reputation for activism, with residents previously campaigning on issues ranging from railway stations to historic swimming baths.And one activist, London-born Carol Williams – who participated in the flag removal…