NEWS
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Marathon runner Paula Radcliffe to be made OBE at Windsor Castle
Champion marathon runner Paula Radcliffe, whose women’s world record for the distance lasted 16 years, is set to be made an officer of the Order of the British Empire (OBE). Radcliffe, 52, is among a number of achievers who are to receive their honours at a ceremony at Windsor Castle on Tuesday. Broadcaster and musician… More
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Fog leads to air pollution alert and weather warnings
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PM says his mother may have faced unbearable strain in caring for his father
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Drop in and find out more about proposals for a new parish council
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Hundreds of Santas set to dash through park for hospice
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Construction firm for ‘UK’s most recognised buildings’ to be liquidated
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‘We’re so excited’ – first look inside Worcester pub after £270,000 transformation
A PUB has reopened with a new look and a fresh sports focus after a major £270,000 refurbishment. The Portobello Inn, on Bransford Road in Worcester, officially reopened on November 4 as a ‘Grandstand’ sports pub. READ MORE: The best pubs in Worcester for ‘good beer’ and real ale The relaunch is part of Marston’s… More
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Popular high street retailer returns to UK 14 years after chain’s collapse
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‘We want our taxi ranks back’ as drivers say incomes are being hit
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Keira Knightley and Joe Wilkinson to reunite for Waitrose Christmas advert
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‘High’ air pollution alert issued in London after weekend of fog and fireworks
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Nvidia boss summoned by Congress over ‘interactions’ with suspected Chinese spy
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Body found in Co Fermanagh waterway after woman’s disappearance
Police have recovered a body from Lough Erne in Co Fermanagh. It comes as police investigate the disappearance of Limerick woman Carrie Mullane Ms Mullane, 39, is known to have travelled to Enniskillen, Co Fermanagh, in October, but there have been no confirmed sightings of her, and her family and friends have raised concerns for… More
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Woman who killed vulnerable teenager to claim benefits dies in prison
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Sir Ronnie Flanagan tells of shame about suicide comment over Omagh report
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Is Lloyds down? Thousands report issues with app as bank works to fix problem
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Nestle confirms major change to all Quality Street tubs after 2 years
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Russell Brand to be sentenced today for rape and sexual assault
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Starbucks to create 7,500 UK barista jobs with 500 new coffee shops planned
Starbucks is set to create 7,500 new barista jobs as part of a major UK expansion plan. The coffee chain announced the roles as part of its broader strategy to open 500 new coffee shops across the country by 2031, building on its existing UK workforce of more than 18,000. Recruitment will be focused on… More
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High Street florist closes for good after more than 3 decades
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Trump says his deportation policy ‘might have been too tough’ for voters
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Russell Brand due to be sentenced for rape and sexual assaults
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Pope lands in Argentina and tells Milei that people, not the economy, come first
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Thick fog clings on across UK with commuters warned to expect disruption
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Worcestershire’s best place to live ‘is a bit pricey but has undeniable popularity’
A TINY Worcestershire village known for attracting footballers, singers and millionaires has now been named one of the county’s most desirable places to live. Muddy Stilettos has crowned Barnt Green, on Worcestershire’s northern edge, the best place to live in the county. However, this may come as little surprise to readers. READ MORE: We visit… More
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Full list of every Lloyds and Halifax bank branch closing down
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Israeli president gives Eisenkot first chance to form next government
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Briton among dead in Poland ‘terror’ attack as suspect’s family’s bodies found
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Seven killed and more than 100 injured in train collision in Egypt
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Poles mourn rare mass killing as authorities say attacker had far-right views
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Taoiseach and Northern Ireland Secretary attend Enniskillen commemoration
The Taoiseach and Northern Ireland Secretary have laid wreaths during the Remembrance Sunday commemoration at Enniskillen. Micheál Martin accompanied Sir Chris Bryant at the solemn event where hundreds gathered to pay their respects in the Co Fermanagh town which had been struck by a fatal IRA bombing almost 40 years ago. Eleven people who had… More
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Temporary traffic lights placed on main road after wall collapse
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Fresh push to link Herefordshire, Worcestershire and Gloucestershire in huge shake-up
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Fans support emotional Jeremy Clarkson after he fights back tears
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Prince Harry steps down from chief charity role after 5 years
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Fly-tipped rubbish ‘set alight’ on notorious Worcester lane
