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Tribute paid to ‘kind, thoughtful, intelligent’ student who died after meningitis outbreak

A year 13 pupil at Queen Elizabeth’s Grammar School in Faversham, Kent, is one of two people to die in the region from the illness

The Independent UK

Townhouse: Nail salons overlooked by male-led investment for decades

Townhouse, which runs 44 luxury nail salons, said it was targeting hundreds of new franchised sites.

Evening Standard

Scots have growing confidence in SNP, claims Swinney ahead of conference

SNP members will gather in Edinburgh on Saturday for the party’s final conference before May’s election.

The Independent UK

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Warwick Davis backs social media ban for children to help them explore nature

The Harry Potter star described social media as destructive and said a lack of regulation for firms responsible for the platforms is frightening.

Evening Standard

Former Labour MP tells how Shakespeare helped him to speak again after stroke

Jonathan Ashworth originally feared he might never talk again

The Independent UK

Former MP recited Shakespeare to get his voice back after stroke

Jonathan Ashworth was made a CBE in a ceremony at Windsor Castle.

Evening Standard

What does war in the Middle East mean for my finances?

Here, the Press Association looks at how the conflict could impact people’s finances in different ways.

Evening Standard

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First reporter to interview Soham killer was suspicious from start

Brian Farmer worked for the Press Association in East Anglia at the time.

Evening Standard

Clarity sought on whether aircraft used in Iran operations stopped in Scotland

The Scottish Government is seeking clarity from the UK Government as some airports in the country are used as stopover points for air forces.

Evening Standard

How will the conflict in the Middle East affect my finances?

Here, the Press Association looks at how the conflict could impact people’s finances in different ways.

Evening Standard

Greens confident as counting underway in Gorton and Denton

Zack Polanski’s party hopes to pull off its first ever victory in a parliamentary by-election.

Evening Standard

Thousands of trials will not be heard until at least 2028, data reveals

The backlog includes 206 rape trials that are not listed to start until 2028.

Evening Standard

Concerns raised over ‘family voting’ in Gorton and Denton by-election

A row is brewing over warnings of people forcing their family members to vote in a certain way.

Evening Standard

Why European nations are concerned they could lose money from playing at World Cup

Some European nations are concerned about the financial impact of playing at this summer’s World Cup

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Evening Standard

Fewer maximum hikes in council tax but most areas face sharp rises

Analysis showed some authorities have sought to limit the impact on household bills ahead of big increases expected in the coming years.

Evening Standard

BBC boss apologises to staff over failure to edit out racial slur at Baftas

A note from a senior BBC boss, sent to staff, said: ‘We take full responsibility for what happened.’

The Independent UK

Warner Bros reportedly asked for Baftas slur to be cut from BBC broadcast

The Hollywood studio is said to have raise immediate concerns after the incident at Sunday’s ceremony

Evening Standard

Film studio raised immediate concerns about racial slur at Baftas

It is understood Warner Bros requested the incident be removed from the broadcast.

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Evening Standard

Andrew’s place in line of succession must be considered ‘when time is right’

Sir Ed Davey said the monarchy will want to ensure the former prince cannot become king.

Evening Standard

Gordon Ramsay says he doesn’t want his ambition to be a ‘burden’ to his children

The celebrity chef told the Press Association that it is important for parents to relinquish control and allow their children to find their own path.

Evening Standard

Russell T Davies says Reform UK is biggest threat to LGBTQ+ rights

Davies told the Press Association that LGBTQ+ rights are under attack and that it is ‘more important than ever’ to stand up for the community.

Evening Standard

I think we’ve reached ‘peak Reform’, says senior SNP MSP

Mairi McAllan said Reform UK ‘lacks credibility’.

The Independent UK

Peppa Pig’s brother George Pig receives life-changing diagnosis

The animated show will see George revealed as moderately deaf and fitted with a hearing aid

Evening Standard

Starmer’s premiership safe, minister says despite growing anger over Mandelson

Steve Reed argued the Prime Minister was lied to by the peer about the extent of his ties to Jeffrey Epstein.

Evening Standard

Gladiator Jodie Ounsley to star in Peppa Pig hearing loss storyline

The athlete, who was born deaf, said she was ‘so grateful’ to be involved in the storyline.

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