Clarkson beats hosepipe ban at pub with borehole
Jeremy Clarkson's pub The Farmer's Dog has kept its garden green during the hosepipe ban thanks to a private borehole, which is legal as it doesn't use treated mains water.
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Protest Planned Against Reform UK Conference in Birmingham
Stand Up To Racism will stage a major counter-protest outside Reform UK's party conference at the NEC in Birmingham, opposing the platform given to French National Rally leader Jordan Bardella.
Andy Burnham Confirms Three HMRC Taxes for Households
Andy Burnham confirms three HMRC taxes for households, ruling out income tax, national insurance, and VAT, while not ruling out other tax rises for social care reform.
Bugs Bunny Debuted: Daily Quiz July 26
The Looney Tunes short 'A Wild Hare' introduced Bugs Bunny on July 26, 1940. Plus, challenge yourself with 20 trivia questions covering history, sports, and more.
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Viral Broad Street arrest case dropped after video review
The Crown Prosecution Service dropped charges against Cody Harper, 20, for assaulting a police officer on Broad Street after viral footage contradicted police claims.
Woman finds out boyfriend is sex offender at border
A woman only learned her new boyfriend was a registered sex offender when they were turned away at Turkish border control. Daniel Greaves, 34, breached court orders and was jailed for 10 months.
Burnham's First Speech: Eight Key Announcements
Andy Burnham delivered his first speech as Labour leader, outlining eight key announcements including a tribute to Starmer, ending briefing culture, and a pro-business stance.
FIFA Assesses Argentina Falklands Banner After England Win
FIFA is reviewing match reports after Argentina players displayed a banner claiming the Falkland Islands during their World Cup semi-final win over England.
ITV Gets 443 Ofcom Complaints Over Bellingham Interview
ITV has received 443 Ofcom complaints after reporter Gabriel Clarke's controversial post-match interview with Jude Bellingham following England's 2-1 win over Norway.
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Bellingham and Tuchel Clear the Air Before Argentina Clash
Thomas Tuchel held clear-the-air talks with Jude Bellingham after the World Cup spat, ahead of England's semi-final against Argentina. Bellingham scored twice in the 2-1 win over Norway.
Barkley Spotted at Coventry Training Base
Ross Barkley was spotted at Coventry City's Spanish training camp, sparking rumors of a Premier League return, but he was training privately, not with the squad.
Ex-Detective Exposed Tracie Andrews' Lies in Press Conference
Retired detective Ian Johnston reveals how he unmasked Tracie Andrews' fabrications in a press conference, leading to her conviction for murdering fiancé Lee Harvey in 1996.
Peak District Solstice Murder Suspect in Court
Szymon Babynko, 23, charged with murder of Isaac Clare-Watts, 26, at Nine Ladies Stone Circle in Peak District on June 22, appeared at Derby Crown Court.
Vernon Kay Apologises for Midlands Accent Impression on BBC Radio 2
Vernon Kay apologised on BBC Radio 2 after his attempt at a Midlands accent prompted a listener from Solihull to complain, saying locals don't speak like that.
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Police LGBTQ+ Apology Called 'Courageous' by Pride Director
Birmingham Pride director Lawrence Barton praises West Midlands Police's apology for historic LGBTQ+ persecution, but says true equality remains distant as homophobia persists.
Raise the Colours Banned from Hanging Flags by High Court
Raise the Colours has been served a High Court injunction banning flag displays in Oxfordshire due to road safety risks, public distress, and intimidation of council workers.
Queiroz jokes VAR went for coffee after England escape penalty
Ghana boss Carlos Queiroz sarcastically claimed VAR must have gone for coffee after England avoided a penalty and red card for Ezri Konsa's challenge on Prince Adu in a 0-0 World Cup warm-up draw.
Woman, 72, Guilty of Husband's Murder in Prestwich
Daryl Berman, 72, has been convicted of murdering her husband David, 84, at their Prestwich home. She claimed he fell onto a knife, but a pathologist ruled the wound a homicide.
Villa Fans Respond to Arsenal's Morgan Rogers Rumours
Aston Villa fans are not worried about losing Morgan Rogers to Arsenal, as podcast hosts discuss the transfer speculation and the need for a suitable fee.
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Daily Quiz: Casket Letters, Airport with 192 Destinations
Test your knowledge with today's quiz covering history, geography, and general knowledge. Includes answers from June 19.
June 18 Trivia: Kerry Blue, OK Corral, Led Zeppelin
Discover answers to June 18 trivia questions, including the Kerry Blue dog breed, the Land of Nod, and the four original Led Zeppelin members.
Hung Jury in Wolverhampton Factory Protesters Trial
Jurors failed to reach verdicts in the trial of four pro-Palestine protesters accused of criminal damage at a Wolverhampton factory, resulting in a hung jury.
Martin Lewis Defends MPs in Heated Social Media Debate
Martin Lewis defends MPs amid backlash, calling anti-politician sentiment a 'dangerous attitude' after a debate on bailiff regulation and government trust.
Truck driver's 'nonsense' account in teen girlfriend death
Mohammed Azim denies murdering Lily Whitehouse, 19, on his 41st birthday. Prosecutors say he used his truck as a weapon, pinning her against a lamppost.
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Mangione to Use Psychiatric Defence in CEO Murder Trial
Luigi Mangione's legal team confirms a psychiatric defence strategy for his state murder trial over the killing of UnitedHealthcare CEO Brian Thompson.
Truck Driver Denies Intent to Harm Teen Girlfriend
Mohammed Azim denies murdering girlfriend Lily Whitehouse, 19, by pinning her against a lamppost with his recovery truck in Oldbury, claiming it was an accident.
June 14 Quiz: Starfish, Rolling Stones, Magna Carta
Test your knowledge with our quiz for June 14, covering history, science, and pop culture, including Magna Carta, the Rolling Stones, and more.
Historical Quiz: Battle of Naseby and Today's Trivia
Discover the Battle of Naseby in 1645 and test your knowledge with today's general knowledge and cryptic quiz questions.
ITV Presenter Errors Graham Potter for Southgate
Football fans were left stunned after an ITV presenter mistakenly referred to Graham Potter as Gareth Southgate during a live broadcast, sparking social media reactions.
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A major outage has taken down Facebook, Instagram, and WhatsApp globally, leaving millions unable to access the platforms. No official cause has been confirmed yet.
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