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No funeral sector regulation means dead bodies can be kept in garages – inquiry

Funeral directors could work at home and keep bodies of dead people in their garages, an inquiry chairman has warned as ...

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‘We will keep manifesto promise on tax,’ says Starmer amid Budget speculation

The Prime Minister has declined to rule out increasing employers’ national insurance contributions at the Budget but i...

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Wage growth eases to lowest level in more than two years – ONS

UK earnings growth has fallen to its lowest level for more than two years amid further signs of a weakening jobs market,...

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King’s youth charity formally changes name in UK as new branding unveiled

The King’s long-standing youth charity in the UK will formally operate under its new name from Tuesday....

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Birth of rare calf said to be smallest species of wild cattle captured on video

The birth of a rare calf said to be the smallest species of wild cattle was captured on video at Chester Zoo....

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UK ‘critically vulnerable’ to future energy crisis and price rises, experts warn

The UK is “critically vulnerable” to another energy crisis that would see price spikes, the Energy Crisis Commission...

Showbiz

Michael Jackson’s jacket and John Lennon’s amp among items to be sold at auction

Michael Jackson’s jacket and John Lennon’s first vox amp, which he used with the Beatles, are expected to fetch hund...

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NHS and care regulator needs ‘rapid turnaround’, report finds

There is an “urgent need for a rapid turnaround” of England’s health watchdog owing to “significant failings” ...

Sport

Craig Bellamy makes history as Wales beat Montenegro to maintain unbeaten start

Harry Wilson maintained his scoring streak for Wales as a 1-0 Nations League win over Montenegro saw manager Craig Bella...

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Unemployed could be given weight loss jabs in trial to get them back to work

New weight loss jabs could be given to unemployed people to help them get back into work, Wes Streeting has suggested....