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Insulate Britain have returned and blocked roads in three locations across London with the police saying they are on the scene to deal with the protesters.

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West Kirby RNLI were told the dog was afraid of men, so crew member Ella Marston came to the rescue.

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The men were all travelling in the same car when it hit a tree on Sunday evening, police say.

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Five things you need to know about the coronavirus pandemic this Monday morning.

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Lloyds bank will close in April 2022 with customers being told to use the Post Office instead.

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Blue Eden includes a tidal lagoon, floating solar panels, a battery plant and eco homes.

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Stormont must invest in its own health service in the future., says Health Minister Robin Swann.

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The first minister is calling for "credible action, not face-saving slogans" from COP26.

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UK networks agree to block almost all internet calls coming from abroad if they pretend to be UK numbers.

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Despite continued uncertainty over the trajectory of the pandemic, half of people are apparently already planning foreign holidays next year.

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Fifteen years after five women were killed in Ipswich, prostitution returns to streets in the town.

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The husband of Nazanin Zaghari-Ratcliffe has begun his first full day of a hunger strike outside the Foreign Office, in protest at the government's "inaction" over his wife's case.

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London's pollution charge zone for older vehicles has become 18 times larger, impacting tens of thousands of motorists.

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A woman has found her biological father after help from a community Facebook group.

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Several of Monday's front pages dissect Chancellor Rishi Sunak's plans for the upcoming Budget.

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Manchester United boss Ole Gunnar Solskjaer has insisted he will not resign, despite enduring his "darkest day" in the Old Trafford dugout as he watched his side thrashed 5-0 by Liverpool.

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Insulate Britain has pledged to restart its road-blocking protests despite legal injunctions which mean its members risk being fined or jailed.

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Health leaders welcome the money but say it only goes so far and staff shortages need to be fixed.

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There are fears thousands of jobs could be lost in the fight against climate change.

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Molly, 14, died after viewing graphic content on Instagram, which is owned by Facebook.

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Engineers say parts of a turbine fell into the sea during maintenance work at an offshore wind farm.

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The 42-year-old, who will have surgery to remove a tumour on Monday, says the "outlook is positive".

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The husband of Nazanin Zaghari-Ratcliffe has gone on hunger strike for the second time in two years, telling Sky News: "We can't wait forever".

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Oxfam has withdrawn a bingo game that features "inspirational women" after concerns were raised by transgender and non-binary colleagues.

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Mountain rescuers, cavers, drones and search dogs from across England have joined in the search.

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One was taken to hospital after trouble erupted at Coventry City's ground on Saturday.

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The singer-songwriter says he will be "self-isolating and following government guidelines".

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A "record number" of coronavirus booster jabs were administered on Saturday, with more than 800,000 inoculations given in the past 72 hours, the NHS has said.

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Welsh government "thinking about" changes amid concern about high levels of Covid-19, says minister.

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Radio host Steve Allen has apologised to Strictly Come Dancing star Tilly Ramsay after calling her a "chubby little thing" live on air and blaming her "dad's cooking".

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Worshippers felt "shaken" after racist images were shown in a Sabbath service on Zoom, a rabbi says.

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Racial injustice is "baked into our curriculum", a teacher who complained about a history textbook has said.

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Scotland's health secretary can not rule out restrictions if the UN climate summit creates a Covid spike.

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Users of the Tesco website and app are experiencing disruption following an "attempt to interfere" with the system, the retail giant has said.

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It is unheard of for hospitals to be running well beyond capacity at this time of year, says a GP.

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Pauline Hoggard was 16 when she found the tail end of an ichthyosaur in a cliff in Whitby.

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The victim is in hospital after he was attacked in a flat in north Belfast on Saturday night.

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Police were called to an area of Brentwood, Essex, in the early hours of Sunday morning.

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Eight people have been arrested on suspicion of murder after two teenagers died in the early hours of this morning in Brentwood, Essex.

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She had to pull out of last year's contest after coming into contact with someone with Covid.

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Britain's biggest supermarket is still trying to resolve the issue as shoppers complain about a lack of information.

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The chancellor says he will set out a plan for rebuilding the economy next week based on skills

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Shadow minister for victims and youth justice calls for action, saying "women and girls are terrified".

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Martin Geissler looks at who owns buildings and spaces in our towns and cities and why it matters.

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People are increasingly falling out of love with English breakfasts, according to cafe owners.

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Police are searching for two suspects after a man found a death threat scrawled in toothpaste on his bathroom mirror.

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The bridge - which connects Devon and Cornwall - carries 16 million vehicles a year.

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Jonny Heald created the 5,000-piece model over three months during lockdown.

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Prisoners are being released with nowhere to live prompting requests for tents and sleeping bags.

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Matthew Rutherford lost the ability to speak after a car crash but has embraced a new approach.

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Covid left him waiting to pass the milestone after 25 years of enjoying the wooden rollercoaster.

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The number of teenagers giving birth here fell below 500 in 2020 for the first time.

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When Black History Walks decided to take its tour of London to the Thames in the form of a cruise, the idea was meant to be a one-off to help raise money for heritage plaques celebrating the lives of key figures in black history.

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When Jemma Bere’s family was in crisis, she made a split-second decision that changed the trajectory of her life.

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Speculation over tougher Covid restrictions and the upcoming Budget feature on Sunday's front pages.

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Boris Johnson has repeated his call for those eligible to get their COVID-19 booster jabs over the coming weeks, insisting vaccines are the UK's "way through" the pandemic.

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A government source says the EU has offered "things that we can work with" but gaps remain.

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From 2025, physics, chemistry and biology will no longer be offered as separate GCSE subjects.

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Dementia patient Esme Hanson was left stranded in hospital because of a lack of home care.

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Robin Swann says he "will not be deterred" from recommending more restrictions if cases rise.

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