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Next UK leader must be prime minister of families, Children’s Commissioner urges

Family set-up has become ‘far more diverse’ than policymakers have realised, with fewer ‘traditional’ nuclear family units, Dame Rachel de Souza said.

The Independent UK · Sep 1, 2022

Cost of living UK: How to get the government £650 payment

Millions of households will be eligible for the support measure to help with soaring inflation.

The Independent UK · Sep 1, 2022

Travel insurance for diabetics

Around 3.8 million people in the UK are living with diabetes, which can make overseas travel more complicated – not least when it comes to travel insurance.

Evening Standard · Sep 1, 2022

How the cost to rent a home in Manchester compares to London, Liverpool, Birmingham, Newcastle and Glasgow

The difference in rental prices across the country is staggering

Manchester Evening News · Sep 1, 2022

Ex-Cop Store Owner Chases Off Would-Be-Robber With Bottle Of Vodka

Dramatic CCTV shows the moment a would-be robber messed with the wrong store owner–a former police officer who chased him off with a bottle of vodka.

Zenger · Sep 1, 2022

UK watchdog prepares probe into Microsoft’s £60 billion deal to buy maker of Call of Duty

Competion and Markets Authority adds to wave of scrutiny from global regulators on Activision Blizzard buy

Evening Standard · Sep 1, 2022

Police officer, 27, who had just started 'dream job' dies following battle with cancer

PCSO Luke Evans was due to get married before tragedy struck

Wales Online · Sep 1, 2022

Douglas Ross's Tories 'refuse' to join all-party effort to freeze energy prices

THE Scottish Tories have been accused of snubbing an all-party effort in Holyrood to demand an energy bill freeze.

The National (Scotland) · Sep 1, 2022

‘Brave’ Bill Turnbull saved lives, says head of Prostate Cancer UK

The broadcaster became an ambassador for the charity after being diagnosed in 2017.

The Independent UK · Sep 1, 2022

When Glasgow went daft for Sunny Delight - till weans started 'turning yellow'

In 1998, a new children's soft drink appeared on Glasgow supermarket shelves that would soar to popularity before being blasted by parents and food watchdogs amid reports it was turning youngsters yellow.

Glasgow Live · Sep 1, 2022