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UK inflation: 'There's not much more I can do to save money'

We asked people across the country how they are coping with the rising cost of living.

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Half of new nurses and midwives come from abroad

International recruitment hits record high with nurse leaders warning about sustainability of trend.

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Northern Ireland: Truss to set out plans on post-Brexit trade deal

It comes after political parties held "robust" meetings with PM Boris Johnson in Belfast.

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Foreign aid: Funding to be targeted at UK foreign policy priorities

A new strategy cutting funding to the UN is more focused on trade than poverty relief, charities say.

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Diesel prices reach record of over £1.80 a litre

The RAC says prices rose to just over £1.80 a litre after the previous record was set in March.

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Focus on female farmers in Northumberland and the Scottish Borders

A new portrait exhibition features female farmers across Northumberland and the Scottish Borders.

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Sexual violence: 100 festivals commit to tackling the issue

There has been "little attention paid to the issue", say researchers.

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Eurovision and FA Cup final attract bumper audience for BBC

Millions tuned in to watch Liverpool beat Chelsea, and the UK come second in the Eurovision Song Contest.

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Cladding crisis: Welsh government lack of action claim

Leaseholders say the political arguments are not helping those living with the problems.

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Ukraine war round-up: Carnage at the river and a war crimes trial

A single Russian battalion reportedly suffers heavy losses and the UK sanctions President Putin's ex-wife.

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Ukraine war: UK adds Putin's former wife to sanctions list

Both Vladimir Putin's former wife and his alleged current girlfriend are sanctioned over the war in Ukraine.

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Eurovision: Where has the UK gone wrong in the past?

Can Sam Ryder's song - written in collaboration over Zoom - break the UK's Eurovision losing streak?

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NI Election 2022: DUP to block Stormont Speaker over Protocol

DUP leader Sir Jeffrey Donaldson says the NI Protocol has eroded the foundations of devolution.

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Ukraine war: Keep sanctions until Russian troops leave, says Liz Truss

The foreign secretary urges allies to only lift sanctions after Moscow withdraws its troops.

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Covid inquiry broadens scope to include children

The impact on their health, wellbeing and education will now be considered after originally being omitted.

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London Drugs Commission to look at legalising cannabis

Former justice secretary Lord Charlie Falconer QC will chair the first-ever London Drugs Commission.

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UK economy shrank in March amid rising prices

The economy contracted by 0.1% in March after no growth in February, official figures show.

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Newspaper headlines: 'Poor can't cook' says MP and UK signs defence pact

The papers cover a row over the cost of living and an agreement to defend Finland and Sweden.

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Downed Russian fighter jets are being found with basic GPS 'taped to the dashboards,' UK defense minister says

As the invasion of Ukraine drags on, evidence is emerging that much of Russia's military equipment is outdated and often ineffective.

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Sam Ryder interview: Meet the UK’s Eurovision 2022 entry

Singer-songwriter who rose to fame on TikTok is representing the UK with his original song ‘Space Man’

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Covid: Fourth-dose jab trial shows good boost

But scientists say any short-term protection against infection is likely to fall away quickly.

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Russia is running out of precision-guided munitions and may struggle to replenish their stocks, says UK Defense Ministry

Russia has depleted its stockpile of precision-guided munitions, forcing the invaders to use aging munitions, the UK Defence Ministry tweeted on May 9.

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Beautiful South singer Paul Heaton pays for birthday drinks

Beautiful South singer Paul Heaton puts money behind the bar at 60 pubs across the UK and Ireland.

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Newspaper headlines: Putin branded a Nazi and Dennis Waterman tributes

Speeches by the Ukrainian President and the UK defence secretary feature on several front pages.

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Is it fair for fantasy football managers to rely on AI?

Some managers think artificial intelligence helps remove their bias but others think it's cheating.

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Nothing off table over NI protocol - Raab

The deputy prime minister says the protocol agreed with the EU is an "obstacle to stability" in Northern Ireland.

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What next for the UK after remarkable election results?

The BBC's Chris Mason looks at a fractious picture across Westminster, and the UK.

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Chelsea agree sale terms with LA Dodgers' Todd Boehly

The new owners will pay £4.25bn for the football club, including £2.5bn to be given to charity.

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Hepatitis in children mystery still being investigated as cases rise

Cases are being detected worldwide but UK scientists are no clearer on what's behind the rise.

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Election 2022: Dogs at polling stations

Voters in many parts of the UK are voting today - some with four-legged friends by their side.

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Afghanistan: UK not delivering on Afghan pledge - ex-Army boss

Gen Sir John McColl says hundreds of Afghans who worked for the UK now fear for their lives.

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A former royal bodyguard says Prince Harry can't pay for police protection at the Queen's Jubilee because it sets a 'difficult precedent'

Prince Harry and Meghan Markle lost their right to publicly-funded police protection when they gave up royal duties in April 2020.

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Ukrainian refugees: The Cambridgeshire village rallying to help

A weekly event for about 50 refugees allows families to meet, share a meal and get support.

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Covid: University course complaints and lockdown inspires homeschooling

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

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Antytila: Ed Sheeran collaboration written on front line

Antytila, one of the biggest acts in Ukraine, are fighting Russian troops following the invasion.

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Food apps and online gaming driving obesity - WHO

The World Health Organization's report on Europe targets new forms of buying and selling food.

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Election 2022: Is Northern Ireland headed for a seismic shift?

For the first time in Northern Ireland's 100-year existence, a nationalist party, Sinn Fein may become the largest party ahead of the unionist DUP, writes the BBC's Emma Vardy.

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Photos appear to show Putin's top propagandist at 5-star Dubai resort hours after threatening a nuclear strike on the UK

Several photos of Dmitry Kiselyov, known as "Putin's mouthpiece," at the the Jumeirah al-Qasr hotel in Dubai were posted to Telegram on Monday.

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Free-range eggs return as hens are allowed back outside

People can once again buy free-range eggs after measures to control a bird flu outbreak were relaxed.

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Ancient trees dedicated to Queen for Platinum Jubilee

Sir Isaac Newton's apple tree is among those included in the project launched by Prince Charles.

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Elections 2022: How are local councils tackling climate change?

Local elections are taking place next week, and councils' plans for the environment are under the spotlight.

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Child hepatitis cases falsely linked to Covid vaccine

None of the affected children in the UK had been vaccinated because they were too young to be eligible.

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Menopause: HRT rationed amid continuing shortage in UK

Officials say women will only be be able to get three months' worth of certain HRT products at a time.

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Covid levels falling in all age groups in most of UK, says ONS

Numbers with the virus have decreased by a quarter, with one in 23 now testing positive.

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Ukraine war: Two UK aid workers captured by Russia, says NGO

The volunteers were detained at a Russian checkpoint, according to an aid organisation.

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NI election 2022: DUP faces electoral challenge after a torrid year

The party believes it will remain the largest at Stormont, but it trails Sinn Féin in opinion polls.

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Australia lifts ban on former UK residents giving blood

Thousands of people who lived in the UK during the "mad cow disease" crisis are now eligible to donate.

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Prince Charles and Camilla tour BBC newsroom

Prince Charles told journalists he had seen them "shivering on the roofs" while reporting from Ukraine.

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Danish brewer Carlsberg reports strong growth in 1st quarter

Denmark Carlsberg Earnings FILE - A view of Carlsberg beer cans at a joint press conference by Heineken and Carlsberg to announce their joint bid to buy UK brewer Scottish & Newcastle (S&N), in London, Friday, Jan. 25, 2008. Danish brewer Carlsberg says it saw a strong growth in the first three months of the year despite trying to sell its business in Russia, where it generated around 10% of its sales. Carlsberg said it had been “a turbulent quarter” because of the events in Ukraine and trying to sell Baltika Breweries. But it reported that sales — excluding Russia — increased 27.9% compared with the same period a year ago. Last year, Carlsberg said COVID-19 lockdowns and restrictions “significantly impacted” first-quarter earnings, and volumes then declined by 5.8%.

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Danish brewer Carlsberg reports strong growth in 1st quarter

Danish brewer Carlsberg says it saw a strong growth in the first three months of the year despite trying to sell its business in Russia, where it generated around 10% of its sales.

Tim Westwood DJ sets cancelled after sexual misconduct claims

An investigation uncovered allegations of predatory sexual behaviour and touching against the star.

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JetBlue cancels nearly 1,300 flights through mid-January amid COVID surge

JetBlue is canceling almost 1,300 flights over the next two weeks.

As Europe virus cases surge, UK plows on with its new normal

As several European nations tighten up or lock down to combat a spike in coronavirus infections, life in Britain is almost back to normal.

UK lawmaker stabbed to death during meeting with constituents at church

A long-serving member of Parliament was stabbed to death during a meeting with constituents at a church in England, in what police said was a terrorist incident.

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Police boss quits after ‘streetwise’ comment made about murder victim

A British police chief has resigned after sparking an outcry with comments he made about how women should be more “streetwise” when he spoke about the abduction, rape and murder of a woman by a police officer.

Nobel Prize ceremonies to be curtailed again due to pandemic

The Nobel Prize ceremonies will be reined in for a second year due to the coronavirus pandemic.

Police officer admits abducting, killing woman

A British police officer has pleaded guilty to murdering a woman who was abducted as she walked home from a friend’s house in south London.

Demon-obsessed teenager convicted of murdering UK sisters

A 19-year-old British man has been convicted of murdering two sisters as they celebrated a birthday in a London park last year.

More contagious COVID-19 variants could be to blame for rise in cases, CDC says

The U.S. is currently seeing an uptick in COVID-19 cases that could be fueled by the spread of more contagious virus variants, according to the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention.

Will you have to get a COVID-19 vaccine shot every year?

ORLANDO, Fla. – New cases of the UK variant of the COVID-19 virus are being reported across the county. The Centers for Disease Control and Prevention is reporting 611 total cases of the COVID-19 variant in the United States, with Florida leading the way with 187 cases. At least 16 cases of the UK variant have been reported in Central Florida. Companies are working ahead and producing the boosters in the event they are needed, according to Dr. Fox. Lauren Cervantes: Can the virus mutate to the point where the COVID-19 vaccines are no longer effective?

Cruise line becomes first to require passengers to get vaccine

Saga cruise line to require passengers to get vaccineUK-based Saga cruise lines is now the first cruise line in the world to require passengers to get a coronavirus vaccine in order to board. It announced passengers must be fully vaccinated, meaning they’ve received both does of the vaccine, 14 days before their departure. [TRENDING: What to know about Biden’s COVID-19 strategy | 2021 Bike Week will happen| Florida no longer releasing overdue vaccine numbers]The company is also pushing back resuming cruises from Apr. A Saga spokesman says their customers want the reassurance of the vaccine and to know others traveling with them will be vaccinated as well. The vaccine requirement comes as cruise lines struggle to resume operations, nearly a year after ceasing bookings in response to the pandemic.

2 relatives in wrong-way crash taking next steps toward recovery

DAYTONA BEACH, Fla. – Two family members who found themselves in the middle of a fatal wrong way crash have begun the next steps toward recovery. According to their GoFundMe pages, Drake Milis was released from the hospital Friday and will continue to recover. The Milis siblings were following their parents' vehicle after viewing the holiday display at Daytona International Speedway, Chitwood told a news conference on Wednesday. The deputy jumps off the chase when the driver hits his brakes and heads the wrong way up the interstate. Chitwood said the Wisconsin family just missed their exit just before the crash occurred.

Africa CDC: New virus variant appears to emerge in Nigeria

“It’s a separate lineage from the U.K. and South Africa,” the head of the Africa Centers for Disease Control and Prevention, John Nkengasong, told reporters. He said the Nigeria CDC and the African Center of Excellence for Genomics of Infectious Diseases would analyze more samples. The new virus variant in South Africa is now the predominant one there, Nkengasong said, as confirmed infections in the country approach 1 million. “We believe this mutation will not have an effect” on the deployment of COVID-19 vaccines to the continent, he said of the South Africa variant. Infections across the continent have risen 10.9% over the past four weeks, the Africa CDC director said, including a 52% increase in Nigeria and 40% increase in South Africa.

London faces new restrictions as city sees higher virus risk

The move means millions will be barred from meeting with anyone from outside their households and will be asked to minimize travel. The opposition Labour Party's spokesman on health issues, Jonathan Ashworth, described the measures as inadequate to stem the exponential growth of the virus. After Johnson on Wednesday refused to rule out such a move, Ashworth asked Thursday what the government's criteria were for taking such action. Hancock said discussions were continuing with Greater Manchester and Lancashire about moving those communities into the government's highest risk tier. There are growing indications that travel between the four nations will start to be restricted too, particularly to and from areas deemed to be high risk.

The Latest: Sports stars to be exempt from UK quarantine

The Latest on the effects of the coronavirus outbreak on sports around the world:___The UK government says selected sports stars are to be exempt from quarantine requirements when competing in England. However, those involved will instead live and work in bubbled environments behind closed doors, UK culture secretary Oliver Dowden announced on Sunday. The new measures will allow Formula One, international soccer, golf and snooker events to take place. Competitors involved in these events will be granted quarantine exemptions. International cricketers are also now formally exempt, although individual special arrangements have already been made for the touring West Indies and Pakistan teams this summer.

Songs that don't mean what you think they do

At this very moment, there's a couple out there realizing that "their" song, the 2005 hit ballad "You're Beautiful," has nothing to do with a loving, body-positive relationship and everything to do with a stalker who's stoned out of his mind. UK artist James Blunt has set the record straight. "'You're Beautiful' is not this soft romantic [expletive] song," Blunt told The Huffington Post in March. "It's about a guy who's high as a [expletive] kite on drugs in the subway stalking someone else's girlfriend when that guy is there in front of him."

Virgin Holidays stops ticket sales for attractions that include captive whales and dolphins

ORLANDO, Fla. – Virgin Holidays has stopped selling tickets to SeaWorld after axing partnerships with attractions that keep whales and dolphins in captivity. The UK based travel company annouced that the new policy would “come into effect as soon as possible.”“Virgin Holidays has decided to stop selling and promoting captive cetacean (whale and dolphin) experiences, as we look to focus on offering customers more natural, at-distance encounters with these animals,” Joe Thompson, Virgin Holidays’ managing director, said in a statement. There are three SeaWorld locations, in San Antonio, Orlando and San Diego. This decision means Virgin Holidays is stopping ticket sales to all but San Antonio, as that location was not on its books. Offers for Discovery Cove in Orlando, Atlantis Paradise Island in the Bahamas and Atlantis The Palm in Dubai have also been removed because of the decision.

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