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Keir Starmer 'will not allow' mass cull of Dartmoor ponies

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By Ed Griffiths Verified
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Sir Keir Starmer "will not allow" a mass cull of Dartmoor's iconic wild ponies, which have inhabited the moorland for over 3,500 years. Campaigners have raised alarm that updated restrictions could result in the slaughter of as many as 93 per cent of the approximately 1,000 ponies currently roaming the national park. The Prime Minister's spokesman confirmed the decision today.
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Andy Burnham's popularity plummets 20 points after coming into contact with voters

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By Ed Griffiths Verified
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Andy Burnham's popularity has plummeted by 20 points after coming into contact with voters, according to the latest YouGov poll. The Mayor of Greater Manchester, who is running in next week's Makerfield By-election, now sits at a net rating of minus 11 after previously peaking at plus nine in earlier polling. Four in 10 Britons view him unfavourably compared to just three in 10 who hold a positive opinion.
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Britain's smallest primary school to shut for good as council issues devastating statement

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By Ed Griffiths Verified
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Britain's smallest primary school will close permanently at the end of August, after more than 14 decades of educating local children. Ysgol Y Garreg, situated in the North Wales village of Penrhyndeudraeth, has been described as "a key part of the community" but will close its doors on August 31 after 143 years of operation. The tiny school, which has served generations of families in the Welsh village, faced mounting financial pressures that ultimately proved insurmountable.
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