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Count Binface: I will rename London Bridge and have never heard of Susan Hall

Count Binface: I will rename London Bridge and have never heard of Susan Hall

London mayoral candidate Count Binface says he would rename London Bridge, make Thames Water bosses “take a d…

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Duke of Sussex ‘jumped the fence’ at Glastonbury, jokes Sir Michael Eavis

Duke of Sussex ‘jumped the fence’ at Glastonbury, jokes Sir Michael Eavis

The Duke of Sussex once “jumped the fence” at Glastonbury, the festival’s founder Sir Michael Eavis joked as …

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Surge in number of people sleeping rough in England ‘a national shame’

Surge in number of people sleeping rough in England ‘a national shame’

The number of people sleeping rough in England rose by 27% in a year, with charities branding the statistics …

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City-based rail body to oversee big freight rise

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By Rosie Shead Verified
| Magzter Inc. Verified
Derby Telegraph | September 09, 2026 ANOTHER £15 billion worth of goods could be transported by train per year if new Government targets are met, the Department for Transport (DfT) has said. A Government target to increase rail freight by at least 40% by 2040 will be overseen by Great British Railways (GBR) - the new Derby-based publicly owned body which will bring responsibility for tracks and trains under a single organisation for the first time since privatisation in the mid-1990s.
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Flight delay recovery caused by technical issue will take some time – Nats

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By Rosie Shead Verified
| MSN UK Verified
Recovery from disruptions to flights leaving the UK caused by an air traffic control issue will “take some time”, Nats has said, after more than 400 flights were cancelled. Birmingham Airport said the issue was affecting airspace in the south of the UK and was “impacting a significant number of departing flights across the country”.
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Flights departing UK disrupted by air traffic control "technical issue"

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By Rosie Shead Verified
| London South East
(Alliance News) - Flights departing the UK have been disrupted by an air traffic control "technical issue", Nats has said. Birmingham Airport said the issue was affecting airspace in the south of the UK and was "impacting a significant number of departing flights across the country". Heathrow Airport, the UK's largest airport in west London, confirmed it was one of the airports impacted but said arriving flights were "currently not affected" in a statement on Tuesday afternoon.
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