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News 07/09/26

The policing minister has warned that demonstrators who cross the line from peaceful protest into illegality will face the full force of the law. Sarah Jones told the Commons that police were forced to deploy batons and pepper spray during clashes with anti-immigration protesters in Portsmouth. She said a group of over two hundred people arrived at the harbour at eight o'clock, intending to block three coaches. Former footballer Joey […]

todaySeptember 7, 2026 9

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News 06/09/26

Mayor Daniella Levine Cava confirmed at least five people have died, five others are injured, and multiple individuals were taken to local hospitals following an Amazon Cargo plane overshooting the runway at Miami International Airport. Firefighters arrived within minutes on what the mayor described as an incredibly difficult day, with officials promising further updates. In Germany, the far-right Alternative for Germany party is heading for a major victory in the […]

todaySeptember 6, 2026 8

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Sport Preview 05/09/26

It is shaping up to be a packed Saturday of live sport, whether you are following action on home turf in Slough, Windsor, and Maidenhead or keeping an eye on top-tier global competition. Local Spotlight: Slough, Windsor & Maidenhead Slough Town FC: The Rebels host Braintree Town FC at Arbour Park this afternoon in the National League South. Kick-off is at 3:00 PM. Slough will be looking to secure a […]

todaySeptember 5, 2026 10

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News 05/09/26

US envoys Steve Witkoff and Jared Kushner have met Russian President Vladimir Putin in Moscow as efforts to end the war in Ukraine gather pace. Kremlin footage showed the negotiators being greeted by Putin, who noted the situation was not easy and said Russia would explain its position. Witkoff thanked Putin for agreeing to a three-day mutual pause on capital strikes, ahead of further talks in Kyiv on Sunday. Donald […]

todaySeptember 5, 2026 13

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The Great British Obsession With Getting A Bargain

There are few things quite as satisfying as getting something for less than you expected to pay. A genuine bargain can improve your mood, make you feel clever and, if we're being honest, give you something to talk about for the rest of the day. “Guess how much I paid for this?” It's practically a British national sport. And for a generation that grew up with jumble sales, market stalls, […]

todaySeptember 4, 2026 10

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News 04/09/26

Nigel Farage has been reported to parliament's standards commissioner over allegations two senior aides arranged for an American firm to fund three Reform UK polls costing £32,500. The Liberal Democrats referred Mr Farage to watchdog Daniel Greenberg on Friday evening, calling for a formal investigation. Lib Dem spokesperson Lisa Smart claimed aides went to great lengths to facilitate and conceal an impermissible donation. Judge William Sullivan has formally declared a […]

todaySeptember 4, 2026 8

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The Foods That Defined the British School Dinner

If you grew up in Britain during the 1970s, 80s or 90s, the words “school dinner” can bring back a surprisingly vivid collection of memories. Not just the food itself, but the smell of the dining hall, the noise, the plastic cups, the dinner ladies, the trays, the queues and the eternal question: “What’s for pudding?” School dinners were rarely fancy. They didn't need to be. They were filling, familiar […]

todaySeptember 3, 2026 9

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News 03/09/26

A Royal Mail worker from Slough who stole drug parcels and profited from cannabis supply has been jailed for more than six years. Amjad Ali used his post to intercept packages suspected of containing illegal drugs for his own criminal gain. A Thames Valley Police investigation led to the recovery of over one point two million pounds in cash—the largest cash seizure ever made by the force. Donald Trump has […]

todaySeptember 3, 2026 10

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Things We Used To Collect Without Realising It

Most people would probably say they weren't collectors when they were growing up. They didn't have display cabinets full of rare objects. They weren't spending weekends at collectors' fairs. They didn't have spreadsheets keeping track of everything they owned. And yet, if you're Gen X, there's a very good chance you accumulated quite a collection of things. You just didn't call it collecting. You called it keeping stuff. Some of […]

todaySeptember 2, 2026 8

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News 02/09/26

Six police officers serving with Greater Manchester Police have been dismissed following an internal investigation into racial discrimination against a colleague. The probe was launched in 2024 after allegations surfaced regarding racist behaviour in December 2023. Greater Manchester Police confirmed the officers were sacked without notice for gross misconduct. Two former officers would also have been dismissed had they remained with the force. The family of a student killed in […]

todaySeptember 2, 2026 5

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