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‘DIG HERE TO FIND FRED WEST VICTIMS’
A DRONE scan has found where two more of serial killer Fred West’s victims may be buried. Investigator Tim Whittard made the discovery in a field on Gloucestershire’s border. He said: “We’re very shocked by the anomalies in the soil.”
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High street revolution
OUR high streets are set to receive £319million of investment to restore pride and transform town centres across the country. Ministers have announced a £301m High Streets Innovation Fund to revive struggling town centres and make them fit for the...
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Time’s up on tipping
WASTE criminals face a major crackdown as the government moves to stamp out large-scale dumps and fly-tipping. Ministers are set to hand new police-like powers to the Environment Agency, allowing it to disrupt the finances of organised gangs behind...
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Spies.. like us
BRITS could be spying for China without even realising it, experts have warned. Tim Law, the deputy director of charity Uk-china Transparency, claimed the Chinese Communist Party excelled at finding advisers whose work could then become...
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Madonna, queen of the catwalk
EVEN fashion royalty bends the knee to queen of pop Madonna… and she’s not even walking the runway. Madge was star of the show at Milan Fashion Week with Domenico Dolce and Stefano Gabbana both seen paying their respects. She wore a black lace...
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We’ll halve poor kids school gap
DISADVANTAGED children will have their chances in life transformed by school reforms, say ministers. Tomorrow the government details plans to halve the skills gap between poorer pupils born under this parliament and better-off youngsters by the time...
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We ’ ll push fast over phone act
PLANS to limit smartphone use for children, such as a social media ban for under-16s or overnight app curfews, could be published within months. Tech Secretary Liz Kendall said ministers would act quickly to give “children their childhood back and...
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324k STILL IN UNSAFE FIRE FLATS
OVER 324,000 people could be living in homes with dangerous cladding, as a Grenfell survivor warned Labour is failing those who died in the 2017 blaze. Edward Daffarn, who escaped from his 16th-floor flat, said it is a scandal people still live in...
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Pupils’ sex misconduct cases soar
THE number of children sent home from school for sexual misconduct has more than doubled in three years, shock figures show. A record 6,479 were suspended for sexually assaulting or harassing teachers and classmates in 2024 – up from the 3,031...
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