Urgent milk recall over antibiotic contamination risk
Graham's Family Dairy recalls Semi-Skimmed Milk due to possible veterinary medicine contamination, including antibiotics. FSA urges consumers to return affected products for a refund.
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Carer Support Payment break rules for unpaid carers in Scotland
Unpaid carers in Scotland can continue receiving Carer Support Payment during temporary breaks, including holidays and hospital stays, Social Security Scotland reminds.
Stop fruit flies with £1.48 DIY method
Fruit flies are the most pesky and unhygienic household pests in summer. Here's how to get rid of them for good using a simple DIY trap.
Pony Squashed into Tiny Car for Ferry Crossing Stuns Tourists
A pony was crammed into the back of a red Citroën C1 during a ferry crossing from Pozzuoli to Ischia, sparking outrage among animal rights campaigners.
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Burnham cuts business rates 20% for pubs, saving £1,100
Andy Burnham announces 20% business rates cut for pubs, clubs and live music venues from April, saving typical pub £1,100 annually, affecting nearly 32,000 hospitality businesses.
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Using Machine Football data, we identify the best value players from the 2026 World Cup who could make an impact in the Premier League, including Raul Rangel, Alex Freeman, and Lamine Camara.
Liverpool pub reopens after £330k refurbishment
Tom and Aimee Reynolds took over The Grove in Anfield after a six-week refurbishment, attracting regulars and new visitors with its community spirit.
Church Street branded an 'eyesore' by Liverpool shoppers
Shoppers say Liverpool's Church Street is an 'eyesore' with dirty benches, litter, and broken flagpoles, calling for more council action.
Charities urge DWP to scrap mixed age couples rule
Charities led by Independent Age call on UK Government to change mixed age couples rule for Pension Credit, saying it leaves low-income households thousands worse off each year.
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Using sea salt on jacket potato skin draws out moisture for a crispy crust and fluffy interior, says chef Sylvia Fountaine.
What to Do If Someone Parks in Your Driveway
If someone parks on your driveway, it's trespass, a civil matter. Police rarely act. Leave a note, seek legal advice, but do not clamp or damage the vehicle.
Salt Method for Perfectly Crispy Baked Potatoes
Using sea or kosher salt draws out moisture, creating a crispy crust. Chef Sylvia Fountaine's method ensures fluffy interior and delicious flavor.
Traeth Llanddwyn named best beach in Wales and UK by Time Out
Traeth Llanddwyn on Anglesey has been named the best beach in Wales and the UK by Time Out, but locals are unhappy about the increased attention.
Northumberland chippy raises over £17,000 for cancer charity
Harbour View Fish and Chip Restaurant in Seaton Sluice raised £17,653 for Macmillan Cancer Support through staff and customer fundraising efforts.
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Almost 4,000 people have signed a petition calling for a UK-wide ban on the sale of disposable BBQs, citing links to wildfires and waste.
Urgent recall: Graham's milk may contain antibiotics
A 'do not consume' warning has been issued for Graham's Family Dairy semi-skimmed milk sold in England due to possible contamination with veterinary medicines including penicillin.
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Blaenavon Wildfire Burns Area of 300 Football Pitches
A significant wildfire in Blaenavon, Torfaen, has scorched 200 hectares, with smoke affecting communities up to 30 miles away across south Wales.
Knowsley child obesity rates second highest in England
Knowsley has the second-highest obesity rate among Year 6 pupils in England, with 30.1% obese. The council tackles food deserts and promotes healthy school meals.
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Japan's 'human fridge' personal cooling booth promises chill in 10 min
Japan launches the Do Hiemon personal cooling booth, a 2.1m stainless-steel fridge that cools users in 10 minutes, claiming to beat air-conditioning or a fan.
Target ultra-processed food to reduce obesity, says letter
James Capon responds to an editorial on the health select committee’s call for radical action to regulate food markets, arguing the focus should be on ultra-processed foods and sugar reduction.
Speke Kids Demand Park in Community Protest
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Lanarkshire carers: no minimum care period for break support
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Low iron during blood donation flagged bowel cancer in mum
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53% of Brits lose temper over indoor heat, study finds
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Thousands of protesters in Delhi demand education reforms and the resignation of the education minister, continuing despite police violence on Monday.
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