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State Pension age increase from 66 to 67 - exact age you can claim
If you’re approaching 66, check your birth month - your retirement date may have just shifted
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‘Gaza is a moral tear in the universe’: Naomi Klein and Astra Taylor | Radical Thinking with Aditya Chakrabortty – podcast
Are we really living through ‘end times fascism’? Naomi Klein and Astra Taylor think so. In a new series from the Guardian, the pair speak to Radical Thinking with Aditya Chakrabortty in an extended interview. From Trump 2.0 and the rise of the tech billionaire to Gaza and the climate emergency,…
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Calls for Government to stop adding acid to food eaten by millions in UK
Legislation means that its addition will become mandatory later in the year
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12 places Blue Badge holders must never park or risk £1,000 fine
A Blue Badge is a parking permit for disabled people in the UK but holders are warned 'it's not a licence to park anywhere'
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Prince Harry 'stopped cold' by Prince William's three-word secret code amid royal rift
The Duke of Sussex claimed a heated confrontation with the Prince of Wales came to an abrupt end when William used a childhood secret code
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'It doesn’t need to be so heavy all the time' - William and Kate's tactic in ignoring royal drama
With the Royal Family still embroiled in drama between the Sussexes and Andrew Mountbatten-Windsor, the Mirror’s Pod Save the King has dissected how the Prince and Princess of Wales are staying above it
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We sold everything and bought a one-way ticket to take our three children travelling
The Woolridge family sold their south Wales home and are travelling the world with no plans to return.
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NI Secretary Sir Chris Bryant bans Drumcree parade
The parade had led to a two-week stand-off in Portadown.
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First Minister expresses ‘relief’ at Bryant’s decision to stop parade
Michelle O’Neill was speaking after Secretary of State Sir Chris Bryant halted an Orange Order parade from going down the Garvaghy Road.
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Codebreaker, 103, kept his WW2 heroics a secret for decades
Fred Vanke was sworn to secrecy but has now been honoured by Bletchley Park.
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How to storm-proof your home, from roof tiles to garden fences
With an extremely wet and windy winter forecast, take steps to keep you and your home safe and dry With the Met Office warning that this year’s supersized El Niño could mean a wet and stormy winter lies ahead, it’s never been more important to maintain your home. Payouts for storm damage to UK…
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How to make your garden wildlife-friendly without it being overgrown
How to tackle the dilemma that many gardeners face
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I’m a GP – six everyday habits that could be quietly affecting your health
How bad patterns of behaviour can have a negative impact over time
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I went in search of a secret Swiss food scene with grottos, pizza and white merlot
Switzerland’s southernmost canton mixes Alpine traditions with northern Italian flavours
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I saved Man City from collapse – but I can’t support them now
Former City chairman David Bernstein says he is shocked by the club's 'desperate, Trumpian' response to cheating scandal - and fears their reputation will never recover
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Trump’s brutalised America is crumbling before our eyes
Patrick Cockburn: The US President and his lieutenants are furiously attacking all that was best in American government and society
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Leah Croucher: 'Not knowing was torture, knowing is as bad'
The family of the teenager whose body was found in 2022 say the evidence pointing to her killer is overwhelming.
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Queen reflects on reading 'forbidden' Lady Chatterley's Lover under the pillow
In BBC documentary The Book That Changed My Life, the Queen speaks about memorable moments in her own reading.
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Only one loss? The Nigel Farage of the left is just getting started
Jonn Elledge: Taking a long-held Labour seat was always going to be a tough ask for Zack Polanski
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Danny Simpson: Ronaldo got so much stick at Man Utd – Rio teased him relentlessly
Former United and Leicester City right-back reflects on the famous 2016 title triumph, Cristiano Ronaldo's obsession with greatness and the injury that nearly ended it all
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