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State-of-the-art NIFRS training centre opens at Desertcreat after 20-year delay

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The long-awaited NIFRS training centre opens this week at Desertcreat, just outside Cookstown, following more than 20 years of delays and changes. The new...
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Senior police raise concern over early prisoner release plans amid safety fears

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Senior police raise concern over early prisoner release plans, warning they could undermine public safety. A letter from top law enforcement officials outlined their...
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Farage says we want to make it easier to have children with bold tax and benefit plans

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Farage says we want to make it easier to have children by changing taxes and benefits. In a central London speech, the Reform UK...
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Environmental rules reviewed for small housebuilders as Labour eyes housing boost

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Environmental rules reviewed for small housebuilders could reshape England’s planning system. The Labour government is proposing reforms to speed up housing delivery and reduce...
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Key policing pledges risk failure without funding boost, warn chiefs

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Key policing pledges risk failure without urgent investment, the head of the Metropolitan Police has warned. Sir Mark Rowley issued the warning just weeks...
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Independent Compensation Body Proposed After Scandal Victims Demand Reform

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The government is considering creating an independent compensation body to manage payouts in future public sector scandals. The move comes amid mounting pressure from...
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Swinney Condemns Racist Political Ad as Reform UK Faces Backlash Over Sarwar Attack

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Scotland’s First Minister John Swinney has called on Meta to remove a controversial Reform UK byelection ad. He brands it a racist political ad...
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UK Faces Mounting Pressure to Fulfil Legal Obligations to Act Against Israel

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More than 800 legal experts, including retired Supreme Court justices, insist the UK must meet its legal obligations to act against Israel. In a...
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Benefits Policy Backlash Hits Labour as Red Wall Voters Voice Disapproval

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Nearly half of red wall voters now disapprove of Labour’s benefits policy backlash, according to a new poll. The survey, covering 42 former Labour...
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Resident Doctors’ Strike Ballot Begins Amid Government Warnings

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Health Secretary Wes Streeting has urged doctors across England to vote against industrial action in the new strike ballot. The vote, which begins Tuesday,...
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