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Bikers urged to volunteer to help train guide dog puppies for ‘real world’

Around 100 puppy raisers are needed every month to meet demand, the Guide Dogs for the Blind Association says.

Evening Standard

Gareth Barry says no asterisk should be placed next to James Milner’s Premier League record

Barry is no longer a pub quiz answer

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‘Bring me a gigantic Gladiator who can cradle me like a baby!’: behind the scenes of the most joyous show on TV

When it first returned to our screens, people said Gladiators was a tired format. They had clearly forgotten the joy of watching half-clad hulks with silly names go to battle, says superfan Helen Pidd as she heads backstage

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‘It moved … it was hopping!’ One man’s search for a wild wallaby in the UK

Reports of escaped wallabies are on the rise, especially in southern England. But how easy is it to spot these strange and charismatic marsupials – and why would a quintessentially Australian creature settle here?

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Dining across the divide: ‘We both came out thinking Zack Polanski is a breath of fresh air’

They both liked the Greens’ Zack Polanski and disliked the tech oligarchs. But could they find common cause over the power of the unions?

The Guardian - UK

Search underway for owner of winning lottery ticket – and they only have a month to claim £1million prize

Winner has just one month to claim prize

The Independent UK

Lewis Cap-Aldi surprises shoppers with gig on supermarket roof

The Scottish singer, 28, performed his new single, Something In The Heavens, during the impromptu set.

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Dining across the divide: ‘I was expecting her to shout me down’

They disagreed on freedom of movement and the UK leaving the ECHR – could they bond over AI?

The Guardian - UK

Dining across the divide: ‘She’s a big fan of Jeremy Corbyn. I think Keir Starmer is the best thing to happen to the Labour party for a long time’

They both vote Labour, but disagree on the party’s leader. Were they more aligned on affordable housing, students or sex workers?

The Guardian - UK

Dining across the divide: ‘I think his opposition to child benefit came partly from a place where he doesn’t have any kids’

They differed on support for those with children – would they agree on experts, immigration or Brexit?

The Guardian - UK

‘We milked the hell out of it’: what happens after local food places go viral?

Social media sensations such as the Spudman, Binley Mega Chippy, Get Baked and Wakey Wines cope with the crowds – and the fallout

The Guardian - UK

‘They deserve love!’ Last-chance pets – and the people who rescue them

Shelters are full of old, unwanted animals no one wants. Or almost no one ... Here are the heroes giving cats and dogs their final homes

The Guardian - UK

Young, old and marvellous: how a care home built a nursery – and everyone thrived

At Belong Chester, the older residents and young children have the chance to spend each day together, and it’s led to big improvements in all their lives. What’s the secret?

The Guardian - UK

‘I’m scared for the city’: Nottingham residents rue swingeing council cuts

Despite having the second highest rate of council tax in England, the city has withdrawn or scaled down many services

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I’ve never understood why anyone would want to be a referee. Now I do

Spending a day at the PGMOL training camp helps to show why match officials enjoy what they do despite it appearing at times to be a thankless task

The Independent UK

Disgraced former Tory MP Peter Bone spotted campaigning for girlfriend in seat he was stripped of

In a move which pollsters have said will add to the party’s woes, Tory HQ picked his partner Helen Harrison, a local councillor, to fight the contest to replace him

The Guardian - UK

Two single friends, one radical plan: why I’m having a child with my gay best mate

Tom and I thought we’d missed out on having a family - until a drunken conversation turned serious …

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‘We’re out of step’: how post-Brexit UK is drifting from EU standards

The UKCA quality standard is imposing unwelcome costs, from chemicals to construction materials

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Dining across the divide: ‘She pointed out that VAT on school fees is not going to affect Jacob Rees-Mogg or Boris Johnson’

Private school elites, pronouns and the right to strike – will a therapist and a business development manager find anything to agree on?

The Guardian - UK

A day at the baby bank: ‘I feel at ease here, because I’m not the only one struggling’

The UK now has more than 200 baby banks – with demand at some rising 400% since the start of Covid. In Cambridgeshire, we meet the clients and volunteers at one busy centre

The Guardian - UK

‘Not going to help in any way’: Hunt’s tax cuts bring little joy to sole traders

Tradespeople taking their vans to Midlands garage say changes to national insurance are a drop in ocean as costs have soared

The Guardian - UK

Residents rise up against damp homes in Little London, Rotherham

Residents who had feared eviction if they complained are uniting to force improvements to estate’s porous concrete housing

The Guardian - UK

Autumn statement: voters in Shakespeare’s birthplace count cost of Tory theatre

Usually boosted by tourist spending, Stratford-upon-Avon’s residents and businesses lament cost of living crisis

The Guardian - UK

A new start after 60: I had a dream about playing the trombone – so I became a musician at 72

More than 60 years after teaching herself the guitar, Noreen Davies woke one morning inspired to return to music. Now, she spends much of her free time jamming and gigging

The Guardian - UK

Walk the walk: the app mapping 140,000 miles of public right of way

Community-based, Slow Ways has verified 60% of a network of pedestrian-friendly routes across England and Wales

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