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UK-based vehicle hire company enters administration after 15 years in business
A UK-based vehicle hire company has entered administration after more than 15 years in business. Reflex Fleet Solutions provides flexible rental services for commercial vehicles across the UK. The business previously operated as Reflex Vehicle Hire, with its history dating back to 2011. Reflex Fleet Solutions Limited acquired the company in October 2025 in a £16.5… More
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Iran fires on Gulf neighbours despite Trump’s threats to escalate US attacks
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Tiger Woods pleads no contest on reckless driving charge after Florida car crash
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King makes first appearance at official event since Sussexes returned to UK
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Scotland’s police chief pays tribute to officers killed in A66 crash
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Macron tells King and PM ‘happy end, we’re here’ after Bayeux Tapestry tour
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‘Nervous’ Meghan Markle fears Cotswolds school run without police protection
A “nervous” Meghan Markle is reportedly fearing a Cotswolds school run without police protection upon her return to the UK with Prince Harry. Reports have claimed the Duke and Duchess of Sussex have returned to Britain with their children, Prince Archie and Princess Lilibet, after spending the past six years living in California. The family… More
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Business support scheme extended after outstanding success
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New housing development attracts buyers even before launch
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Charlie Kirk murder suspect pleads not guilty as judge sends case to trial
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British volunteer aid worker says he was mistaken for floods survivor
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Mayor of London Sadiq Khan convicted of failing to tax car he ‘does not own’
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Some missing tourists make contact as Nepal flood death toll tops 1,100
Some tourists previously reported missing in Nepal have made contact with authorities as search efforts continued following catastrophic floods that killed at least 1,118 people and left more than 3,900 missing. Nepal’s Foreign Ministry on Wednesday said 324 foreign nationals had been rescued so far, while about 590 from 39 countries remained missing a week… More
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Burnham to face first PMQs and test of authority after setting out ambitions
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School applications now open for next September
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Care home residents enjoy world cruise – without leaving home
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Man caught driving Ford Transit motorway despite being banned narrowly avoids jail
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Lifeline for rejected plans to demolish newsagents and build new residential building
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Serious criminal cases postponed as court forced to close temporarily
SERIOUS criminal cases have been postponed in Worcester as a court has been forced to close temporarily. Worcester Crown Court on Foregate Street closed on Tuesday, September 1, due to a problem with the water supply. READ NEXT: Drink driver sentenced after crashing car in Pershore “Crown court is closed today due to an issue… More
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Important notice issued to commuters who park at station
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Over 3,800 jobs lost as UK restaurant chain closing all 195 sites after 52 years
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Fears for future of historic site of UK private school after closure
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John Swinney is warned reform package may be ‘more reckless than revolutionary’
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US ‘hitting targets in Iran’ as hostilities flare again after month of no action
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Inbetweeners star spotted at luxury hotel at edge of Cotswolds
An Inbetweeners star has been spotted at a luxury Oxfordshire hotel at the edge of the Cotswolds again. James Buckley is an actor, musician, YouTuber and podcaster, best known for playing Jay Cartwright in E4 sitcom The Inbetweeners. He is also known for playing the young Del Boy in the BBC comedy-drama Rock & Chips, and the 39-year-old has a podcast with his wife,… More
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Mum ‘feels punished’ after being rejected for social housing over disability payments
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UK steakhouse chain to close all 20 of its restaurants this week – see the full list
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UK pub restaurant chain to close all 32 sites in the coming days – see the full list
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Plea hearing for man accused of sexual offences against children postponed again
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UK pub and restaurant chain to close all 14 sites this week – full list of locations
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Young drivers more likely to delay car repairs in cost-of-living crisis – survey
Young drivers are more likely to delay necessary car repairs because of financial reasons than pensioners amid the cost-of-living crisis, a survey has suggested. The RAC, which commissioned the poll, said that the average car repair bill had hit £700, and it was “little wonder that so many people are finding it difficult to make… More
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Death toll from catastrophic flooding in Nepal and China passes 1,000
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UK is in ‘perilous state’ and ‘falling apart’, John Swinney claims
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Man, 23, charged with two counts of murder after fatal house fire
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Shein shares fall after stock market debut in Hong Kong
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New Indian bar and restaurant with ‘humble beginnings’ opens in Worcester