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News 16/04/26

Sir Olly Robbins, the most senior civil servant at the Foreign Office, is set to leave his role after the prime minister and the foreign secretary lost confidence in him. The move follows revelations that Peter Mandelson failed vetting for top level security clearance, but the decision was overruled. The government says officials granted clearance without informing ministers. Donald Trump says Lebanon and Israel have agreed to a ten day ceasefire following talks with the US president. Lebanon’s president Joseph […]

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Classic TV Shows Worth Rewatching

Because some programmes never lose their magic There’s something comforting about going back to a TV show you loved. No endless scrolling, no taking a chance on something new, just guaranteed entertainment. Whether it’s for nostalgia or simply great storytelling, these classics are well worth another watch. Friends Still one of the easiest watches out there. Quick episodes, brilliant characters, and jokes that still land. Perfect if you just want something familiar on in the background or a proper binge […]

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Two people have been arrested after an attempted arson attack on a north London synagogue, according to the Metropolitan Police. The incident in Finchley is being treated as an antisemitic hate crime. Officers arrested a forty seven year old woman in Watford on suspicion of arson endangering life, and later detained a forty six year old man on the same suspicion. Bank of England governor Andrew Bailey says the central bank will not rush decisions on interest rates despite what […]

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Health and Fitness for 40+

Keeping fit without the punishment Once you hit 40 and beyond, fitness stops being about chasing a six-pack and starts being about feeling good, staying mobile, and keeping energy levels up for everyday life. The good news is you don’t need to live in the gym to make a real difference. It’s not about doing more, it’s about doing better Back in your 20s, you could smash a late night, skip sleep, eat what you wanted and still function the […]

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A thirty day waiver on Iranian oil sanctions introduced last month to ease pressure on global energy supplies is due to expire this weekend. The Treasury has confirmed it will not be extended, despite wider US action including a blockade of the Strait of Hormuz, a key route for around one fifth of global oil and liquefied gas shipments. The waiver, issued on 20 March, allowed around 140 million barrels of oil to reach international markets, according to Treasury Secretary […]

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Back In The Day vs Now

Tech, Prices and Lifestyle Then and Now If you grew up in the 80s or 90s, you’ll know things felt very different. Some things were better, some things were worse, and some just make you laugh now. Here’s how life stacks up then vs now. Tech Back in the day You had to wait your turn for the house phone. If someone was online, that was it, no calls. The internet sounded like a robot having a meltdown and took […]

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A road in Slough has been cordoned off following a crash involving a police car with a emergency response. At least six police vehicles were seen and debris was scattered across Windsor Road near Slough Police Station. A police car was left with a smashed front behind tape while Thames Valley Police described it as a minor injury collision and said no further comment would be made. A blockade on Iranian ports has begun following a deadline set by US […]

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Back to School: Getting Ready for GCSEs and A-Levels

The Easter break is coming to an end and Monday means one thing… back to school. For many students aged 16 and 18, it also marks the start of the final push before exams begin. This year, GCSE exams start on May 4th, with A-Level exams starting from May 11th. That means the countdown is officially on. Whether you’re a student yourself, a parent, or just remembering your own exam days, here’s how to make the next few weeks count. […]

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Foods high in sugar or deep fried items will be removed from daily menus in schools across England under new government plans aimed at tackling childhood obesity. A nine week consultation will begin on Monday. Schools will be barred from offering foods such as sausage rolls and pizza every day, with desserts restricted and fried items banned. Instead they must provide more wholegrains like brown pasta, wholemeal bread and rice, along with vegetables or salad at every main meal. The […]

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