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Russian oil still seeping into UK - the reasons why sanctions are not working
The Russian state has been making more money from its oil and gas industry in the past three months than in any comparable period since the early days of the Ukraine invasion, it has emerged.
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Russia Victory Day parade: Only one tank on display as Vladimir Putin says country is going through 'difficult period'
Russia only had one tank on display during its Victory Day parade this year.
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Interest rate held for sixth consecutive month - but edges closer to cut soon
The Bank of England has edged closer to a cut in interest rates, with another member of its nine-person Monetary Policy Committee (MPC) voting for lower borrowing costs this month.
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'It is too late, our boys have gone': Grieving parents tell Ofcom to 'step up' over social media content
Social media platforms must do more to stop their algorithms from recommending harmful content to children, Ofcom has said.
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Joe Biden says US will stop some weapons shipments to Israel if it invades Gaza city of Rafah
President Joe Biden has warned Israel in his toughest public comments so far that the US would stop supplying it with some weapons if Israel invades the southern Gaza city of Rafah.
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Interest rate cut is not far off - but there are complicating factors
How soon is too soon?
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FTX investors to get their money back - plus interest
People who lost their money in FTX, once one of the biggest cryptocurrency exchanges in the world, are to be paid back, with interest.
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John Swinney at FMQs: New first minister vows to be 'straight with the public' as he dodges question on boosting teacher numbers
Scotland's new first minister vowed to be "straight with the public" while he dodged answering a question on a previous promise to boost teacher numbers by 3,500 in this parliament.
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AstraZeneca starts worldwide withdrawal of COVID vaccine
AstraZeneca has begun the worldwide withdrawal of its COVID vaccine - ending an era in which it saved millions of lives while being dogged by controversy.
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Chinese zoo under fire after dyeing dogs black and white for 'panda' exhibit
A Chinese zoo has been accused of painting dogs black and white in a bid to fool zoo visitors into seeing "pandas".
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Lord Cameron accuses Labour of standing for nothing after taking in Tory MP Natalie Elphicke
Lord Cameron has accused Labour of standing for nothing after Sir Keir Starmer accepted a right-leaning Tory MP into the party.
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Natalie Elphicke apologises for supporting sex offender ex-husband after concerns from Labour MPs
The MP who defected from the Tories to Labour yesterday has apologised for comments she made supporting her ex-husband after he was convicted of sexual assault.
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'United by sequins': Eurovision fans arrive in fabulously flamboyant outfits
Malmo is all a sparkle. Outside the city arena, sequins twinkle in the light.
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Caerphilly man who was jailed for at least two-and-a-half years to be released after serving almost 16 years
A man who was jailed for at least two and a half years in 2008 is to be released after spending almost 16 years in prison.
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British girl's hearing restored in pioneering gene therapy trial
A British girl has had her hearing restored after becoming the first person worldwide to take part in a pioneering new gene therapy trial.
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Vladimir Putin's Victory Day parade is another attempt to display might despite increasing isolation
The ground actually shuddered as the intercontinental ballistic missile launchers thundered past.
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Jewish students call for swift action to tackle antisemitism after Sunak meets university chancellors
Rishi Sunak has told university leaders to take "personal responsibility" for the safety of Jewish students amid a “growing rise of antisemitism on our campuses”.
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Post Office scandal: New redress body rejected by government
A recommendation that a new body be appointed to handle financial claims by victims of the Post Office scandal, has been rejected by the government.
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Lord Grey Sixth Form students lend a helping hand to Age UK Milton Keynes
Students from Lord Grey Sixth Form in Milton Keynes have taken an active role in supporting Age UK Milton Keynes' "Hospital Aftercare Service."
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Police appeal for witnesses following serious injury road traffic collision in Milton Keynes
Thames Valley Police is appealing for information in connection with a serious injury road traffic collision in Milton Keynes.
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IKEA gears up on more sustainable shopping as car boot sale returns to Milton Keynes
IKEA has announced that it will be hosting a car boot event in Milton Keynes this spring, following a successful pilot last year.
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List of roadworks taking place across Milton Keynes this week
Milton Keynes City Council will be carrying out roadworks on some sections in the following areas this week.
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Police appeal for witnesses following possession of offensive weapon in Milton Keynes
Thames Valley Police is appealing for witnesses following a report of a possession of an offensive weapon in Wolverton, Milton Keynes.
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Is your four-legged friend the finest in Milton Keynes?
It’s almost time to raise the woof at this year’s Big Doggie Do! Fetch the lead and get ready for the dog show at MK’s biggest pooch party, at Willen Lake next weekend (18th and 19th May).
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Hazard Alley in Milton Keynes are offering family tours this May half term
Hazard Alley family tours are back and fun for the whole family this May half term!
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Cotswold athlete achieves incredible 1000 Marathons World Record at Milton Keynes Marathon
On Monday May 6th at the renowned Milton Keynes marathon, Cotswold athlete Steve Edwards achieved a new Guinness World Records™ title for the fastest aggregate time to run 1000 marathons.
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Milton Keynes Breakers Juniors selected for England talent program
Six MK Breakers Juniors, U16 Boys Head Coach Mitchell Timmins and Men’s Team Manager Jeron Johnson have been selected for the England Talent Programme (ETP), set to get underway at the end of this month in Manchester.
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Celebrate the solstice in Milton Keynes at FREE Midsummer Festival
MK City Council is holding the city’s first ever, family-friendly Midsummer Festival, where we invite you to celebrate the summer solstice with a fun-packed free programme of music, maypoles, magic and more.
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Milton Keynes Theatre welcomes Everybody's Talking About Jamie this June
Everybody’s Talking About Jamie, the smash-hit and critically acclaimed musical, is visiting Milton Keynes Theatre from Mon 10th – Sat 15th Jun as part of its UK Tour.
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New Community Hub for Milton Keynes to open in Springfield early 2025
Campbell Park Community Council are offering a unique opportunity for a not-for-profit organisation, charity, social enterprise or community organisation to operate the Community Hub café at Campbell Park Community Council Community Hub in Springfield due to open early 2025.
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