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Fuel thefts at forecourts soar as petrol and diesel prices spike during crisis

Fuel thefts at forecourts soar as petrol and diesel prices spike during crisis

As record-high fuel prices bite, more than 50 cases of petrol and diesel being stolen from Norfolk forecourts have appeared before the courts since...

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Eastern Daily Press

Simon Parkin

Tilia Homes begins work on new Cringleford phase with homes from £359,950

Tilia Homes begins work on new Cringleford phase with homes from £359,950

A new phase of housing is taking shape in Cringleford.

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Norwich Evening News

Sophie Skyring

Fuel thefts at forecourts soar as petrol and diesel prices spike during crisis

Fuel thefts at forecourts soar as petrol and diesel prices spike during crisis

As record-high fuel prices bite, more than 50 cases of petrol and diesel being stolen from Norfolk forecourts have appeared before the courts since...

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Norwich Evening News

Simon Parkin

South Norfolk leaders visit Wymondham Air Cadets during National Cadets Week

South Norfolk leaders visit Wymondham Air Cadets during National Cadets Week

A week-long celebration has shone a spotlight on the dedication of cadets and adult volunteers.

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Eastern Daily Press

Sophie Skyring

Women with autoimmune disease nearly 50pc more likely to report misdiagnosis

Women with autoimmune disease nearly 50pc more likely to report misdiagnosis

Women are being misdiagnosed with mental health conditions when they actually have autoimmune diseases, a study has found.

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Eastern Daily Press

Sophie Skyring

Europe’s big election season is about to kick off. It could change everything

Europe’s big election season is about to kick off. It could change everything

When it comes to Europe’s economy or its peace and security, it is obvious that decision-making has to be done largely at the European level to be...

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The Guardian

Nathalie Tocci

Books / A bullying monster: the infamous Roy Cohn, Donald Trump’s early mentor

For several decades, Roy Cohn (1927-86) was the man you needed to know if you wanted to get to know the sort of people who knew Roy Cohn – in other...

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The Spectator

Scott Bradfield

Leading article / Kemi Badenoch knows the right way forward

Last year’s Conservative party conference was a difficult one. Reform UK was leading the polls; the local election results had been as painful as...

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The Spectator

The Spectator

Leading article / Kemi Badenoch knows the right way forward

Last year’s Conservative party conference was a difficult one. Reform UK was leading the polls; the local election results had been as painful as...

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The Spectator

The Spectator

Strictly Come Dancing Frontrunner Delta Goodrem Forced To Miss Live Show On Medical Grounds

Strictly Come Dancing star Delta Goodrem has announced she will not be able to compete in this week’s live show due to an injury sustained during...

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HuffPost

Daniel Welsh

Strikes, teaching bans and slashed subjects: how Australian unis are an education in uncertainty and cost-cutting

Strikes, teaching bans and slashed subjects: how Australian unis are an education in uncertainty and cost-cutting

There’s an air of uncertainty around my university campus. This week, many of our lecturers and tutors at the University of Melbourne are taking...

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The Guardian

Saria Ratnam

2. The Green Party is in crisis

2. The Green Party is in crisis
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New Statesman

Ns Podcasts

5. Philippe Sands on why “ecocide” should be a crime

5. Philippe Sands on why “ecocide” should be a crime

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New Statesman

India Bourke

Voters deserve better than Andy Burnham’s gimmicks

“It’s a long time since I’ve been asked for ID,” confessed Andy Burnham, holding a pint of Guinness and offering a wry smile to a...

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The Spectator

Kate Plummer

Blast from the past / Why museum exhibitions have become so expensive

Queuing for up to two hours to enjoy a fleeting encounter with the Bayeux Tapestry is not the only sign of history lovers’ dedication. A...

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The Spectator

Bethany Elliott

Town's charity shop seeks volunteers to support people in crisis

Town's charity shop seeks volunteers to support people in crisis

The British Red Cross shop in Diss is seeking volunteers to help raise vital funds and support people facing crisis.

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Eastern Daily Press

Sophie Skyring

Booking a holiday has become a nightmare

Back the 1980s, travel agents controlled 90 per cent of all holiday bookings in the UK, face-to-face or via phone, with thousands of agencies and high...

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The Spectator

Zoe Strimpel

If you’re over 55 and too tired to make it into the office, these two Fair Work decisions are required reading

If you’re over 55 and too tired to make it into the office, these two Fair Work decisions are required reading

A decision last week about work-from-home accommodations carries implications far beyond the modern workplace and into the realm of a refreshingly...

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The Guardian

van Badham

Books / A bullying monster: the infamous Roy Cohn, Donald Trump’s early mentor

For several decades, Roy Cohn (1927-86) was the man you needed to know if you wanted to get to know the sort of people who knew Roy Cohn – in other...

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The Spectator

Scott Bradfield

Dogs in coats are an absurdity

With the days getting shorter, it is time we got our woollen trench coats out of the winter wardrobe. Meanwhile, a peculiar event happens for...

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The Spectator

Harriet Dolby

Burnham’s Brexit babblings have already backfired

It was back to the future in the House of Commons today. After their weeks of backslapping and self-delusion, MPs were back in parliament and...

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The Spectator

Madeline Grant

Women with autoimmune disease nearly 50pc more likely to report misdiagnosis

Women with autoimmune disease nearly 50pc more likely to report misdiagnosis

Women are being misdiagnosed with mental health conditions when they actually have autoimmune diseases, a study has found.

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Norwich Evening News

Sophie Skyring

1. What is Entryism, and how does it affect political parties?

1. What is Entryism, and how does it affect political parties?
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New Statesman

New Statesman

Podcasts / In praise of Obama’s podcast

Barack Obama has launched a books podcast. Three years ago, this would have been an automatic cause for celebration in the book world. Now, however,...

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The Spectator

Daisy Dunn

Do you own your voice? As AI voice tech booms, UK law needs an answer

Do you own your voice? As AI voice tech booms, UK law needs an answer

Tuesday 13 October 2026 4:19 am  |   Updated:  Monday 12 October 2026 5:50 pm Do you own your voice? As AI voice tech...

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City A.M.

Julianne Althoff

Why we need smutty novels

Unlike, seemingly every other journalist, I have never been wined, dined, charmed, sued or threatened by Jeffrey Archer, the energetic athlete,...

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The Spectator

Iain Hollingshead