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Brexit has reached its endgame - and one very important phone call could be make or break
Saturday could be the most important day in Brexit since the UK's formal exit from the EU at the end of January.
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COVID-19: Vaccines will only have 'marginal impact' on NHS winter pressures, chief medical officers warn
COVID-19 will keep hospitals under continued strain in the coming months as new vaccines will only have a "marginal impact" on patient numbers over winter, the UK's chief medical officers have warned.
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COVID-19: Date set for when GPs need to be ready to start giving vaccine
GP surgeries in England have been told to prepare to start staffing COVID-19 vaccination centres by 14 December.
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Anti-Sikh hate crimes reported across Britain rise by 70% in two years
The number of anti-Sikh hate crimes reported across Britain has increased by 70% in the last two years, according to Home Office figures, prompting calls for "urgent action" to tackle the problem.
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COVID-19: LA approaching 'devastating tipping point' as California imposes new lockdowns
New lockdowns have been ordered in America's most populous state in the face of what its governor has called the "final surge" of COVID-19.
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World's biggest iceberg A68a tracked by RAF as it heads towards remote island
An RAF reconnaissance aircraft has captured images of the world's largest iceberg as it heads towards the island of South Georgia.
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'A filthy hovel' - Britannia named worst UK hotel chain eight years running
Britannia has been ranked the UK's worst hotel chain for the eighth consecutive year, after guests described their venues as "filthy".
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Backstage With… Viggo Mortensen on his directorial debut
Viggo Mortensen became a household name after he was cast as the rugged hero Aragorn in Peter Jackson's Lord Of The Rings films.
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Man, 66, charged with murder of two women in Kent more than 30 years ago
A 66-year-old man has been charged with the murder of two women in Kent more than 30 years ago.
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UK space experiment could unlock mining resources on moon and Mars
A British-led experiment which could enable mining on the moon and Mars will be launched to the International Space Station (ISS) on Saturday.
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Friday’s Coronavirus Update: 69 new cases recorded and one hospital death announced in Milton Keynes todayThere were 69 positive coronavirus cases recorded and one hospital death announced in Milton Keynes on Friday, according to data from Public Health England.
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Generous mystery donor gifts over £1,000 to Milton Keynes care home's fundraising appealA generous mystery donor has given a local care home £1,200 as part of their fundraising appeal.
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Police re-appeal for witnesses after woman is sexually assaulted while out for lockdown walk in Newport PagnellThames Valley Police is re-appealing for witnesses following a sexual assault in Newport Pagnell.
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Scouting for Girls will play alongside Olly Murs at outdoor gig near Milton Keynes next yearPop fans will be pleased to know that Scouting for Girls will be supporting Olly Murs at the pop star's outdoor concert near Milton Keynes next year.
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Milton Keynes man's recycling scheme raises over £38,000 for charityA man that started a recycling scheme after he received a Tassimo machine for Christmas has reached £38,000.
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Coronavirus case figures in Milton Keynes are now stabilising, says council leaderIt has been announced today (4/12) that the number of coronavirus cases in Milton Keynes is "stabilising".
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Popular high street in Milton Keynes town to see 'extra improvements' including more free parkingMilton Keynes Council has announced that Queensway in Bletchley will see several new measures introduced from Sunday (6/12) onwards.
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MK Dons fans set to return to Stadium MK for the first time since March - and you could be thereFans will return to Stadium MK for the first time on Tuesday as MK Dons take on Norwich City in the Papa John’s Trophy – and you could be there.
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Local mental health organisation teams up with MK Self Care Group for webinar on 'winter wellbeing'Arthur Ellis: Mental Health Support has teamed up with the MK Self Care Group to offer a free, pre-recorded webinar on 'winter wellbeing'.
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Blakelands warehouse debate continues as questions are still left unansweredThe debate surrounding how planning permission was approved for a giant warehouse in Blakelands continues.
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Jobs are available for people in Milton Keynes to help with Census 2021Census 2021 is fast approaching and the Office for National Statistics is now hiring thousands of staff to encourage people to take part in the decennial event.
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Sterling effort by local couple as they succeed with cancer centre gardens for Milton Keynes HospitalA landscape project for the cancer care gardens at Milton Keynes Hospital is almost complete thanks to a huge fundraising effort by local supporters, including the Chapman family as well as a task force of tradesman and hospital volunteers.
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Coronavirus test centre employee's outcry over being charged to park whilst at work in Milton Keynes
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Deadly blue-green algae appears in another Milton Keynes park as warning sent to dog ownersDeadly blue-green algae has been identified in another Milton Keynes park as dog owners are warned to keep their animals out of the lake.
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'Scum' spray-painted onto Milton Keynes couple's store window as well as other graffitiA Milton Keynes couple have had the word 'Scum' spray painted onto their store window, as well as other graffiti on their store sign.
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Milton Keynes local coronavirus case numbers do NOT include Drive-Through test centre resultsA national newspaper has revealed that government coronavirus case numbers on a local authority level do not include any tests from local drive-through test centres and some home testing kits.
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Cat is stabbed twice in Milton KeynesLast week, a family discovered that their pet cat had been stabbed in each of her back legs.
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EXCLUSIVE: McDonalds to restart breakfast service in Milton Keynes from July 8thMKFM understands that McDonalds will be re-starting their breakfast service in all Milton Keynes stores from 8th July.
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Cafe Rouge to close in Milton Keynes as owners of chain enter administrationCafe Rouge in Milton Keynes will be closing permanently as the owners of the chain enter administration.
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The areas in Milton Keynes where the most deaths involving coronavirus have sadly happened
The Office for National Statistics have revealed new localised data on the number of deaths which have taken place involving coronavirus.
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