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Man's life 'wrecked' after finding out recently bought £850,000 flat is now 'worthless'

Daniel Bruce says the legal battle over his home in Camden, north London, occupies so much of his time that he is unable to work as residents are faced with bills of hundreds of thousands of pounds

Daily Mirror

Flats bought for £900,000 now worth NOTHING as distraught owners face 'losing everything'

Residents of the new build block in Camden, north London, fear they may be trapped in properties valued at £0 and deemed 'unmortgageable' due to the amount of defects

Daily Mirror

We found how much Lurpak butter will cost you at Sainsbury's, Tesco and more

We've compared the prices of Lurpak butter at major supermarkets like Tesco, Lidl, Sainsbury's and more. Here's where you can get it the cheapest.

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AI journalism is getting harder to tell from the old-fashioned, human-generated kind

I rumbled a chatbot ruse – but as the tech improves, and news outlets begin to adopt it, how easy will it be to spot it next time?

The Guardian - UK

Sex therapist who took over stately home with 50 animals loses 'UK's poshest rent row'

Lady Pea Ramshaw took her wealthy landlord to court after moving into the Norfolk Broads period home in a legal row involving horses, aristocracy and allegations of spying from a church tower

Daily Mirror

The sex therapist and the aristocrats: Inside the UK’s most upmarket eviction row

Lady Ramshaw first moved into the Old House at Ranworth, Norfolk, in winter 2021 to find no central heating causing her to ‘freeze’ despite being supplied with oil radiators

The Independent UK

This Cat Could Soon Be The Oldest In The World

The oldest cat in the world may soon be a beloved pet kept by an old-age pensioner who adopted Rosie in 1991.

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The Butetown group making a real difference to young people in the cost-of-living crisis

An appeal to support voluntary sector organisations in the cost-of-living crisis is to benefit from a £1m donation from the Welsh Government

Wales Online

Rich family at war with aristocrat tenant in eviction row over 20 animal pets and mould

Landlords the Cators claimed their 54-year-old aristocratic tenant breached her contract, with accusations ranging from painting the walls the wrong colour to subletting through AirBnB

Daily Mirror

Asda and Morrisons ration fruit and vegetables as shoppers complain of empty shelves

Some supermarkets have started rationing fruit and vegetables as shelves continue to remain bare across the UK with the weather and rising wholesale prices responsible for the action

Daily Mirror

Interactive map reveals the parts of Scotland ignored by Tory Levelling Up cash

THE UK Government has been slated for disregarding Levelling Up bids from Scotland’s poorest areas in the latest round of funding.

The National (Scotland)

Tory minister's Twitter account 'hacked' and flooded with Elon Musk and crypto tweets

A TORY minister's Twitter account has changed its profile picture to an image of Elon Musk while promoting a fake cryptocurrency event after being…

The National (Scotland)

Ian Blackford opens up on his five years at the heart of Westminster

AFTER more than five years leading the SNP at Westminster, there’s one issue for which Ian Blackford is particularly keen to set the record…

The National (Scotland)

Playhouses gearing up for Christmas return - here's the top pantos on this year

SANTA has paused his flexitarian diet in order to achieve the requisite level of rotundness. The recruitment process is under way to find the…

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Newsquest CEO slams BBC’s plans to ramp up local news online

The BBC plans would create 11 investigative reporting teams across the country while increasing its daily online news provision in 43 areas

The National (Scotland)

Story of Tall Ship's apprentice revealed in new exhibition

FASCINATING details of daily life over 100 years ago aboard an icon of the River Clyde are being shared in a new exhibition.

The National (Scotland)

Will new residents' union give Scotland's schemes a stronger voice?

A NEW organisation to support tenants is being formed because residents of Scotland’s urban housing schemes cannot rely on existing institutions…

The National (Scotland)

'You can’t make Brexit work': Yes supporters rally in Edinburgh for EU re-entry

YES supporters gathered in Edinburgh on Saturday to voice support for Scotland’s place in the European Union as an independent country.

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Wales Online

NUJ calls for review of public funds given to Welsh language news service which is closing after five months

A £100,000 Welsh Government grant was awarded to Newsquest to launch Corgi Cymru, which is now to close after just five months

Wales Online

Welsh language news service Corgi Cymru to close after five months

Corgi Cymru was launched by Newsquest which also closed the National earlier this year

The National (Scotland)

'Biggest turnout since before pandemic' for AUOB march for independence in Edinburgh

ALL Under One Banner has hailed Saturday's march for independence in Edinburgh as having the "biggest turnout" for an indy march since…

The Guardian - UK

Queen’s funeral may break TV records, but ad blackout will cost media dearly

Block on adverts around coverage will hit broadcasters hard and could cancel out payday for newspapers from extra sales

Wales Online

Welsh news website The National set to close after 18 months

'A small number of roles are at risk as a result of this proposal and we are consulting with staff affected in an effort to minimise potential redundancies'

The National (Scotland)

Twitter down for thousands of users amid UK outage - what we know so far

According to Down Detector, reports of issues started at around 7pm on Tuesday evening.

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Woman Is Too Scared To Charge Up Her Lifesaving Feeding Machine Due To High Electricity Bills

Julie Hawkins, 61, was forced to give up her job as a head housekeeper eight years ago when she became ill with Barrett's disease.

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