Two staff members at Hilton Park Care Home in Bottisham have been recognised with Long Service Awards for their years of dedication to Barchester Healthcare. Derek Beatens, Head of Maintenance, and Nurse Oluwayemisi Sobanwa began their careers at Barchester in 2015 and 2005 respectively. Over the years, they have worked closely with residents and their […]
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“Every so often, factual television uncovers a story that takes your breath away,” wrote Jasper Rees in The Daily Telegraph. BBC2’s The Great Art Fraud is precisely that kind of documentary. This compelling two-part series tells the story of Inigo Philbrick, a “class-A grifter” who conned art collectors out of millions, ultimately being convicted of
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The Norfolk Broads have been crowned the UK’s top destination for an autumn escape, earning praise for their stunning scenery, tranquil waterways, and charming villages. Often described as “Britain’s answer to Venice”, the Broads secured first place on a list compiled by travel booking site Omio, which ranked the best countryside locations for an autumn
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Lucy Connolly, a woman who served time in prison for stirring up racial hatred, has said she hopes to work with Reform UK to help overhaul the prison system in England, particularly focusing on the women’s estate. Connolly, a former childminder and wife of a Conservative councillor, was a special guest at Reform UK’s annual
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Newcastle University has been awarded £22 million by the National Institute for Health and Care Research (NIHR) to continue its pioneering work in identifying new medicines, diagnostics, devices, and digital technologies that have the potential to transform patient care, reduce health inequalities, and create a more resilient healthcare system. The five-year award, starting in April
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For centuries, England and Scotland have clashed on the rugby and football pitch, but a new rivalry is quietly brewing in barley and barrels. After more than a hundred years without a single commercial whisky distillery, England has finally made history with the release of its first 18 year old single malt whisky. The credit
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Residents and visitors along the north Norfolk coast have reported unexpected mobile roaming charges after their phones automatically switched to Maritime networks despite not leaving the UK. From Cromer to Sea Palling, users say their devices disconnected from their usual providers and linked to nearby maritime signals, triggering warnings of international roaming fees. North Norfolk
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Bentons Jewellers in Hamilton Road, Cromer, has been targeted by thieves for the second time in just two months. Police were called to the store at 1.14pm on Wednesday after a man and a woman reportedly entered the premises and stole a piece of jewellery. A spokesperson for Norfolk Constabulary confirmed that enquiries are ongoing
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Prime Minister Keir Starmer has announced a major cabinet reshuffle following the resignation of Deputy Prime Minister Angela Rayner, in a move that could reshape the direction of his administration. As part of the shake-up, David Lammy, a senior Labour figure and former Foreign Secretary, has been appointed Deputy Prime Minister and Justice Secretary, taking
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The UK Parliament has launched a formal investigation after a hidden mobile phone was discovered in the House of Commons. The device was reportedly intended to play sexually explicit noises during Prime Minister’s Questions (PMQs) as Labour leader Sir Keir Starmer faced Business Secretary Kemi Badenoch. The phone was found near the front bench during
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