Tucked quietly away in the heart of the Norfolk Broads, Neatishead might just be one of the region’s best-kept secrets. A short hop from the busier village of Wroxham, this sleepy spot blends old-fashioned village life with some surprisingly quirky attractions from Cold War relics to handmade fudge that isn’t even on Google Maps. Here […]
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A new study from University College London (UCL) suggests that MRI scans used to diagnose dementia could be completed in just a third of their usual time without losing accuracy. The research, partly funded by Alzheimer’s Society’s Heather Corrie Impact Fund, could help end what experts describe as a “postcode lottery” in dementia diagnosis. Faster,
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A disabled woman has spoken out about years of relentless abuse at the hands of her partner, who used technology to control every aspect of her life from her money and medical care to her privacy at home. Sarah*, a wheelchair user in her forties, told The Independent she had “no privacy at all” as
Greenpeace has warned that it could take legal action against King Charles’s property management company, accusing the Crown Estate of driving up the cost of offshore wind projects through “aggressive” auction practices. The environmental group claims the estate which owns the seabed around England, Wales, and Northern Ireland has been prioritising profit over public interest
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British Gas has urged households across the UK to prepare early for colder weather, warning that heating systems could face problems when switched back on later this month. The energy supplier revealed that more than 1.2 million customers required engineer visits last winter to fix broken boilers and restore heating and hot water. While some
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UK charities have warned that increasingly hostile rhetoric on immigration and race is fuelling a surge in threats, intimidation, and violence against their staff and beneficiaries. Voluntary organisations say they are being forced to install security measures such as safe rooms, tracking devices and surveillance systems to protect workers and property, a trend some fear
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Drivers across Britain could be in line for payouts worth thousands of pounds as a major “dieselgate” court case opens in London on Monday, potentially costing carmakers billions. About 1.6 million motorists have joined the class action lawsuit against 14 leading car manufacturers accused of fitting “defeat devices” to cheat emissions tests. The High Court
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The Treasury is exploring plans to introduce fresh tax breaks for innovators and startups as part of efforts to boost Britain’s productivity and offset an anticipated downgrade in official forecasts. Officials in Chancellor Rachel Reeves’s department have been instructed to develop “pro-growth” policies to soften the impact of revised productivity estimates from the Office for
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A woman has been arrested on suspicion of murder after two young children were found dead at a house in Stafford. Staffordshire Police said officers were called to a property on Corporation Street at about 7.30am on Sunday following reports from the West Midlands Ambulance Service. Two children were pronounced dead at the scene and
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Sir Keir Starmer is under growing pressure to address “unanswered questions” over the collapse of a high-profile spying case involving two men accused of working for China, as senior Conservatives accused his government of being complicit in a “cover up”. As MPs returned to Westminster from the conference recess, business secretary Kemi Badenoch wrote to
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