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Some 245,500 investigations were shelved by police before a suspect was identified, figures show.

OUR much-loved astrologer Meg sadly died last year but her column will be kept alive by her friend and protégée Maggie Innes.

THE Repair Shop’s Jay Blades has been replaced by a star of The One Show in first look pictures from the Christmas Special .

A net loss

FOR a Government publicly committed to pursuing growth, Labour appears strangely addicted to Net Zero policies which may well achieve the opposite.

From whacking up the cost of a gas boiler to slapping fines on manufacturers for not selling enough electric cars, ministers seem determined to beat us into accepting their green delusions.

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TALLINN, ESTONIA – DECEMBER 16: UK Prime Minister Keir Starmer gestures as he speaks during the JEF Leaders’ Summit on December 16, 2024 in Tallinn, Estonia. British Prime Minister Keir Starmer is paying official visits to NATO member countries Norway and Estonia this week. In Norway he meets with Prime Minister Jonas Gahr Støre to discuss climate, energy and defence cooperation, before traveling on to Estonia, where he attends a Joint Expeditionary Force (JEF) Leader’ Summit. (Photo by Leon... Читать дальше...

RETAIL staff face a devastating High Street crime wave as 670 shoplifting offences go unsolved every day.

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The animated film, which sees the return of evil penguin Feathers McGraw, will premiere on Christmas day.

In the episode the team repairs a One Show viewer’s teddy bear.

Daisy Cooper also said the party was facing forward to a fight with the Tories in May’s local elections.

The tribute took roughly 90 hours to make.

Jonny Huntington, who had a stroke in 2014, is aiming to become the first disabled person to succeed in the challenge.

Industry body the Confederation of Passenger Transport said more operators are running buses on December 25 to meet increased demand.

The research included a fictitious trial based on a real life case, during which 181 mock jurors were exposed to various materials.

The scheme has closed early due to the state of the public finances.

The broadcast serves as an alternative to the monarch’s annual televised address.

An average of 672 shoplifting offences a day went unsolved in the year to March 2024, according to analysis from the House of Commons Library.

Holyhead port in Anglesey, North Wales, was forced to close following damage during Storm Darragh.

Homelessness can take various forms, from rough sleeping to families being housed in temporary accommodation.

Funding and depopulation are putting a strain on projects that could take years if not decades to yield meaningful change.

Harvey Goodman, from Stockton Heath in Warrington, is no stranger to impressive challenges.

Emergency doctors have warned that some popular stocking fillers come with ‘hidden hazards’.

A think tank said this is because the zero-emission vehicle mandate takes into account credits from selling low-emission petrol and diesel cars.

The Budget hike to employers’ national insurance is ‘exacerbating an already tepid demand environment’, the CBI warned.

A survey across the nation has revealed that more than one in four Brits do not believe homelessness is preventable, with 70% adding not enough is done about it