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Justice Secretary in talks with judges over quashing Horizon convictions
The Justice Secretary is holding crunch talks with judges on Tuesday on expediting clearing the names of hundreds of sub...
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Awaab’s Law: Father welcomes new proposals for social landlords to fix problems
The father of a two-year-old who died after exposure to mould at his housing association flat has voiced his support for...
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Ministers scramble to speed up the overturning of Post Office convictions
Ministers are drawing up plans to hasten the clearing of the names of hundreds subpostmasters who were wrongfully convic...
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Pothole claims increased by 40% last year
The number of pothole-related claims jumped by 40% annually last year, according to an insurer’s data....
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Junior Doctors plan more strike action after latest walk out ends
Junior doctors will hold a fresh ballot for more strike action, according to reports, as the longest walkout in NHS hist...
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More than 100 flood warnings remain in place
More than 100 flood warnings remain in place following last week’s Storm Henk deluge as large parts of the UK endured ...
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PM would back honours committee if it chose to review ex-Post Office boss’s CBE
Rishi Sunak would “strongly support” an honours committee if it chose to look into revoking former Post Office boss ...
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New drive to try and help stop children from missing school
A drive is being launched to try and cut down on the number of children who are regularly missing school....
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A mix of snow and sleet forecast as regions tackle flooding
Sleet and snow showers have been forecast for parts of the country on Monday as some regions are still trying to grapple...