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Juliet Phillips North West TonightAlex Fearnley said she is frustrated the birth centre in Salford is still closedWhen Alex Fearnley had her son Teddy, it was the best day of her life.But giving birth at Bolton Hospital hadn’t been part of the plan.All her midwife appointments were at Ingleside Birth and Community Centre, just half a mile from her house.However Alex was told that to have a baby there wasn’t an option.”These four or five rooms at Ingleside that have the birthing pool, the calm environment would have just been a lot nicer than a sterile hospital room, especially when…

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A woman’s creative solution to her neighbour’s inconsiderate pet habits has become an internet sensation after the story was shared on TikTok. Lisa, a 38-year-old admin assistant from Torbay in Devon, posted about the neighbourly dispute that has captured thousands of viewers’ attention.The tale involves a frustrated homeowner who grew tired of finding dog mess in her front garden. Her neighbour, Rick, repeatedly allowed his pet to use her lawn as a toilet without cleaning up afterwards.After multiple attempts to address the issue directly, she opted for a different approach – putting up a polite but pointed sign.The situation had…

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Kemi Badenoch has doubled down on her scathing Budget attack against Rachel Reeves after the Chancellor admitted she felt “uncomfortable” listening to the Tory leader’s response.Mrs Badenoch, who addressed City chiefs at the Institute for Chartered Accountants in London this morning, labelled Ms Reeves “spineless, shameless and completely aimless” after the Chancellor announced £26billion in tax rises. She added: “Let me explain to the Chancellor, woman to woman: people out there aren’t complaining because she’s female, they’re complaining because she is utterly incompetent.”Speaking to GB News this morning, the Leader of the Opposition revealed she has no regrets about her…

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The Duke of Kent, the last working member of the Royal Family to remember the war, will be joined by the German President as they visit a Second World War bomb site.The bombardments of Coventry and Dresden will be recognised during the German state visit on Friday.German President Frank-Walter Steinmeier will lay a wreath in the ruins of Coventry Cathedral, alongside the Duke of Kent, 90.The duke’s father was killed in a plane crash during the war in 1942, and is a royal patron of the Dresden Trust and the British German Association.The German President will visit the ruins of…

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Retirees risk being “penalised” under “rushed and incoherent” plans from Chancellor Rachel Reeves after last week’s Budget amid growing concerns state pension payments alone.The full new, state pension is in course to surpass the personal allowance threshold in 2027 for the first time due to the impact of fiscal drag and frozen HM Revenue and Customs (HMRC) thresholds.The Labour Government has pledged to keep the triple lock in place until at least the end of this Parliament. Under this metric, state pension payment rates rise every year by either the rate of inflation, average wage growth or 2.5 per cent;…

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Viewers of I’m A Celebrity expressed outrage on social media after Vogue Williams became the third contestant eliminated from the jungle camp on Monday evening. Multiple fans took to X, formerly Twitter, declaring the Irish presenter had been “robbed” by the public vote.”Vogue robbed #ImACeleb,” posted one viewer, whilst another questioned: “Why vogue? She’s a great camper. And yet the British public vote fail again #imaceleb.”The frustration extended beyond Williams’ departure, with several viewers questioning why other contestants remained in the competition. “WHY HAVE YALL VOTED OUT VOGUE AND NOT KELLY???? #ImACelebrity #imaceleb,” demanded one fan.”#imaceleb how’s martin still in???…

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Aldi has recalled its Dairyfine Salted Caramel Filled Gonks across England, Scotland, and Wales due to the possible presence of undeclared peanuts.The 90g packs, bearing barcode 4061463276865, pose a risk to customers with peanut allergies, with Aldi confirming that all best-before dates are impacted by the recall.The Food Standards Agency (FSA) issued an allergy alert in response, strongly advising shoppers: “If you have bought the above product and have an allergy to peanuts, do not eat it.”As well as recalling the product, the retailer confirmed it has removed it from shelves to prevent further health risks.Customers who have purchased the…

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Suzanne Allan ScotlandThe family wanted to remain anonymousA family has won an out-of-court settlement and an apology from a council for failing to support them when their adopted teenage son was in crisis.The parents say they did not receive enough help and that information about the boy’s birth family was shared with him against their wishes.The couple, who want to remain anonymous and we are calling the Walkers, claim this contributed to the breakdown of the adopted family.North Lanarkshire Council said it had apologised for any shortcomings.The boy was adopted as a toddler by Matt Walker and his wife.Matt says…

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Tottenham manager Thomas Frank says he is “very confident” he has the backing of the club’s owners.Spurs’ only Premier League home win under Frank, who joined from Brentford in June, was the opening-weekend fixture against Burnley.They have just 18 points from 13 games and sit 12th in the league table – with some fans criticising the Dane.But asked if he was confident the club’s hierarchy would give him time to improve things on the pitch, Frank told reporters: “Yeah, I’m very confident.”It seems like they’re good guys, intelligent people, know how to run businesses and learning about football.”I think when…

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Retail leaders have warned the Scottish Government that the country is “one bad Budget away from losing our high streets as we know them”. The Scottish Retail Consortium has urged Finance Secretary Shona Robison to take decisive action when she unveils the Scottish Budget in January. The trade body is calling for business rate reductions to prevent Scotland from falling behind England competitively. Their appeal follows the Chancellor’s recent Budget announcement of a 10 per cent reduction for English retailers. The consortium said that without matching the reduction, Scotland risks becoming a “materially less attractive investment option” for retail businesses.…

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