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- Flood warning as temperatures soar into double figures after cold snap
Temperatures are set to rise to double figures on Monday as the country’s bitter cold snap comes to an end – and the thaw could lead to some flooding. As temperatures move above 0C, ice and snow will begin to melt, with localised flooding possible, the Met Office said.
- Flood warning as temperatures soar into double figures after cold snap
Temperatures are set to rise to double figures on Monday as the country’s bitter cold snap comes to an end – and the thaw could lead to some flooding. As temperatures move above 0C, ice and snow will begin to melt, with localised flooding possible, the Met Office said.
- Car parks to update 'five minute rule' after court case
Private parking companies have pledged to update their code of conduct after legal action was launched against a driver for taking more than five minutes to pay for using a car park. Two industry bodies representing the sector announced they have established a panel to revise the code to ensure it “protects genuine motorists who have difficulty making prompt payment on entry”.
- Car parks to update 'five minute rule' after court case
Private parking companies have pledged to update their code of conduct after legal action was launched against a driver for taking more than five minutes to pay for using a car park. Two industry bodies representing the sector announced they have established a panel to revise the code to ensure it “protects genuine motorists who have difficulty making prompt payment on entry”.
- Mum who had to stop for new trousers loses 6st on Britalian diet
A mother-of-two who was asked if she was pregnant after gaining weight has lost six stone in eight months while enjoying a “Britalian” diet of pizza, pasta and wine. Francesca Bell, a 41-year-old marketing manager who lives near Bakewell in the Peak District, said she had tried “everything” to lose weight – fad diets, hypnosis, meal replacement shakes and homeopathic remedies – but “nothing worked”.
- Mum who had to stop for new trousers loses 6st on Britalian diet
A mother-of-two who was asked if she was pregnant after gaining weight has lost six stone in eight months while enjoying a “Britalian” diet of pizza, pasta and wine. Francesca Bell, a 41-year-old marketing manager who lives near Bakewell in the Peak District, said she had tried “everything” to lose weight – fad diets, hypnosis, meal replacement shakes and homeopathic remedies – but “nothing worked”.
- New £2 coin featuring Big Brother quotes on sale from £17.50
George Orwell, author of 1984 and Animal Farm, will be celebrated on a new £2 coin design. Released to mark 75 years since the author’s death, the reverse or tails design of the Royal Mint coin pays tribute to 1984, a dystopian novel centred around the character of Winston Smith, who lives in a society restricted by totalitarian rule and mass surveillance.
- New £2 coin featuring Big Brother quotes on sale from £17.50
George Orwell, author of 1984 and Animal Farm, will be celebrated on a new £2 coin design. Released to mark 75 years since the author’s death, the reverse or tails design of the Royal Mint coin pays tribute to 1984, a dystopian novel centred around the character of Winston Smith, who lives in a society restricted by totalitarian rule and mass surveillance.
- Cardiff City, Swansea, Wrexham and Newport on brink of European football route in historic move
Plans to offer Wales' four English Football League clubs a route to European football via the Welsh League Cup are on the brink of being approved.
- 15-year-ban after owner left dog starving for three months
Shocking images show a dog with her ribs sticking out after her cruel owner left her starving and in pain for more than three months. Colleen Rathbone, 31, was sentenced to four months in prison, suspended for 12 months, and banned from keeping animals for 15 years.
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- Locked Up: The criminals justice caught up with in May and what happened to them
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- Bridgend residents protest over plans to build a hydrogen plant near their homes
Residents in Bridgend have held a protest over a planning application to build a new hydrogen plant at an industrial estate near their homes. The demonstration lasted for around three hours on Wednesday, June 21 outside the Bridgend Council offices on Angel Street before the council's monthly full...
- The men released on licence or bail for serious crimes including rape and sexual abuse who went on to offend again
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- 'Rizz', 'doggo' and 'mid' all added to the Merriam-Webster dictionary
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- Sarah Everard: How commenting on social media could land you in contempt of court
The disappearance of Sarah Everard, the subsequent finding of human remains and the arrest of a serving Metropolitan police officer has been shocking. It has led to much speculation in the press, on TV and radio and on social media....
- Woman terrified of catching Covid-19 at work and giving it to her husband with cancer wins unfair dismissal case
An admin worker has won her unfair dismissal case after bosses demanded she return to the office at the start of the pandemic despite isolating because her husband had cancer. Bridget Regnante said she was ‘terrified’ of catching coronavirus and giving it to her ‘clinically extremely vulnerable’...
- Man murdered neighbour by setting fire to his caravan while he was inside
An arsonist who murdered a neighbour after beating him unconscious and setting fire to his caravan has been jailed for life. The victim's body was described as "smouldering and smoking" after being pulled from the fire....
- Reports of sextortion double in year and make up biggest issue for helpline
Cases of sextortion reported to the UK’s revenge porn helpline have almost doubled within a year, becoming its main issue for the first time, figures show. Sextortion was the helpline’s most reported issue in 2021, with 1,124 cases reported – up from 593 in 2020....