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Losing the plot: fears huge rent rises will price many out of UK allotments

Dismay at increases of more than 300%, with outcry causing some councils to make a U-turn

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‘The good days are back’: Wrexham enjoys cross-Atlantic party with club on brink of promotion

Ryan Reynolds and Rob McElhenney treated ‘like gods’ by local football fans who are preparing for a Hollywood ending

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‘Our children will know who we were by our vinyl’: the magic and mayhem of running a record shop

Record Store Day will have music fans queuing up this weekend – but how do these shops survive, and what do they bring to the high street in 2023? Our writer puts in a shift at Jumbo in Leeds to find out

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Shaun Murphy: ‘What would I do without snooker? It’s my drug’

The 2005 world champion on living with fame, that tabloid exposé, divorce, depression, death threats and his sudden resurgence of form

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‘It’s too raw’: Rothbury residents conflicted about Raoul Moat drama

ITV’s Hunt for Raoul Moat dramatises 2010 search for killer, but some in Northumberland town want to forget the horror

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Fast-build modular homes – an answer to the UK housing crisis?

Industry in UK is still largely loss-making but there are hopes it might soon deliver significant proportion of new homes

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‘I’m a CBE, I’m poet laureate so I’m clearly not a republican am I?’: Simon Armitage on his radical roots and rock star dreams

When Simon Armitage left his job as a probation worker to become a full-time poet his dad was horrified. Is the former young subversive turned royal appointee now part of the establishment?

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‘Like a blocked gate I can’t climb over’: a Windrush victim’s DWP impasse

After 13 years of being shut out of the workplace due to documentation problems, Joseph Mowlah-Baksh was denied benefits – and left unaware of assistance programmes

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‘It keeps coming back’: Rochdale estate still plagued by mould that killed toddler

Guardian visits Freehold before release of damning ombudsman report on housing association

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A new start after 60: Sepsis almost killed me – but I survived to invent a new sport

Mac McKechnie was determined to get fit after a serious illness at 67. But when ‘walking football’ proved too fast, he decided to reinvent cricket to suit people up to the age of 100 – and beyond

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Barrow men falsely accused of raping Eleanor Williams tell court they tried to kill themselves

Experiences told to sentencing hearing for woman convicted on nine counts of perverting course of justice

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‘I have a hunch I was left damaged’: what would a scan reveal about my brain?

Ever since he had encephalitis as a child, Simon Hattenstone worried that the disease might have caused long-term effects such as memory loss and depression. So, finally, he went for an MRI to find out

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‘The R-word can be alienating’: How Haweswater rewilding project aims to benefit all

On the Lake District’s north-eastern fringe, two farmsteads are restoring the landscape with a commitment to conservation and providing jobs

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Dining across the divide: ‘We agreed that social media is terrible’

Will a student and a barrister in his 50s be as closely aligned on colonialism, the monarchy or wokeness?

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‘Just help the kids’: MMA champion’s message for Sunak on youth spending

UFC welterweight world champion Leon Edwards says to fight crime more money is needed for facilities

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The fight to get Britain’s lost employees fit and working again

Covid has shrunk the nation’s workforce, but new programmes aim to tackle the ill-health that may be holding willing employees and entrepreneurs back

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Bacteria-killing viruses could combat antibiotic resistance, says UK scientist

Prof Martha Clokie says phages could become routine for some conditions

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Ron’s Place: cash loan saves palace of outsider art at last minute

Benefactor’s offer allays fears sale of building could strip Birkenhead flat of works built up over 30 years

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Some of the best FA Cup moments in history have occurred under the lights

In today’s Football Daily: Midweek FA Cup magic, Nigel Pearson and more

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‘Why can’t we be the hero?’: George Webster on acting, ambition, romance and big breaks

He is a CBeebies star, a Bafta winner, an author and an ambassador for people with Down’s syndrome. Is there anything George can’t do? Well, there is one thing, says his mother …

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‘Losing it would be sacrilege’: last-minute push to save ‘Ron’s Place’

Birkenhead outsider art flat is up for auction but campaigners set hopes on rich benefactor or institution

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War, drought, staff shortages: why the price of milk has soared in the UK

Wholesale milk price hit all-time record in December, after months of farmers absorbing higher costs

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Reopened Manchester Museum gives voice to south Asian diaspora

‘It’s time for a whole host of other perspectives,’ says museum’s director after £15m redevelopment

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Birmingham’s singing station clock – a platform for ‘ordinary’ voices

Aural clock, designed by Turner prize winner Susan Philipsz for Curzon Street HS2 station, features sounds made by 1,092 city folk

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‘The wounds don’t ever heal’: 30 years after James Bulger’s murder, Bootle cannot forget

In 1993, the UK was held in horror by the murder of two-year-old James Bulger. From the scene of his abduction to the youth justice system, the distress still reverberates

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