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Bill Turnbull's daughter pays tribute to her dad ahead of marathon in his memory

Flora Turnbull appeared on BBC Breakfast to pay tribute to her late dad, Bill Turnbull, as she prepares to run the London Marathon in his memory for Prostate Cancer UK

Daily Mirror · Jan 25, 2023

Man dies of cancer after years working in UK's biggest condom factory

His wife believes Charles may have been exposed to toxic chemicals

Wales Online · Jan 25, 2023

BBC’s Modi documentary is a story already known, aired and shared – but with one big bombshell

On January 17, the BBC aired part one of its two-part historical documentary on the rise of India’s prime minister Narendra Modi and the controversy surrounding his role in the horrific Gujarat riots of 2002. Unsurprisingly, a hugely polarising controversy erupted not only in India but also among the Indian…

Newslaundry · Jan 25, 2023

Stricter rules for tattoos and piercings in Wales

Wales is set to become the first UK nation to introduce a mandatory national licensing scheme.

The Independent UK · Jan 25, 2023

New rules for tattoos and piercings in Wales announced

Wales is set to become the first UK nation to introduce a mandatory national licensing scheme for tattoo artists and body piercers among other procedures

Wales Online · Jan 25, 2023

Woman, 27, took her own life after struggling to buy food and pay rent

'Intelligent, dedicated' Fion wrote down which days she would eat lunch and dinner to save money

Manchester Evening News · Jan 25, 2023

Report reveals lack of investment in North of England compared with rest of the world

If the region were a country, it would be second-to-last in the OECD for underinvestment, according to IPPR North

The Independent UK · Jan 25, 2023

Central London’s retail recovery behind the rest of the UK as shoppers stay local

The suburbs are outperforming the central districts of the capital as rail strikes also take a toll

Evening Standard · Jan 25, 2023

Six-year-old climbing 12 mountains in UK to help ‘poorly children go on holiday’

Oscar Burrow hopes to complete the challenge by May 29 – the day Sir Edmund Hillary and Tenzing Norgay summited Everest 70 years ago.

The Independent UK · Jan 25, 2023

Dis Life: 'Putting the "men" in 'menopause' at the expense of disability rights'

Disability Rights UK campaigner Anna Morell argues that women are not getting a fair deal when it comes to taking time off during the menopause

Daily Mirror · Jan 25, 2023