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2. Reform has peaked

2. Reform has peaked
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New Statesman

Ben Walker

Norfolk schoolchildren cast in BBC film featuring Hollywood stars

Norfolk schoolchildren cast in BBC film featuring Hollywood stars

Children from Norfolk will appear as extras in a new BBC film.

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Eastern Daily Press

Liam Soanes

Dive team sheds light on secrets of lost 14th-century town swallowed by the sea

Dive team sheds light on secrets of lost 14th-century town swallowed by the sea

Beneath the waves, off the coast of Norfolk, a submerged settlement is giving up some of its secrets - and challenging long-held stories about a town...

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Eastern Daily Press

Dan Grimmer

4. Mairi McAllan: the SNP’s reluctant firebrand

4. Mairi McAllan: the SNP’s reluctant firebrand
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New Statesman

Chris Deerin

The real reason AI is so frightening

In Joseph Heller’s Catch-22, the anxious Colonel Cathcart is in the habit of compiling little lists of recent events. He draws these lists up under...

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The Spectator

Sam Leith

Woman in her 60s taken to hospital by air ambulance after accident

Woman in her 60s taken to hospital by air ambulance after accident

A woman has been taken to hospital by air ambulance after an accident on a coastal path.

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Eastern Daily Press

Iona Goodall

Police delivered customers’ takeaways. Is this really the best use of their time?

Police delivered customers’ takeaways. Is this really the best use of their time?

I have always been a bit of a fan of police and crime dramas, even the really bad ones, and they have taught me some valuable lessons down the years....

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Herald Scotland

Alan Simpson

Council chiefs claim private companies are 'profiteering' from Norfolk's children

Council chiefs claim private companies are 'profiteering' from Norfolk's children

Private care providers are raking in excessive profits from looking after Norfolk's vulnerable children, senior council officials have warned.

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Eastern Daily Press

Dan Grimmer

New £2.4m housing scheme in Norfolk town officially opened

New £2.4m housing scheme in Norfolk town officially opened

A £2.4m scheme to provide more than a dozen new homes in a Norfolk town has been officially opened.

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Eastern Daily Press

Dan Grimmer

Nick Robinson Monsters Richard Tice Over Crypto Billionaires' £72m Donation To Reform

Nick Robinson monstered Reform UK deputy leader Richard Tice over the £72 million the party has received from two cryptocurrency billionaires.

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HuffPost

Kevin Schofield

Council chiefs claim private companies are 'profiteering' from Norfolk's children

Council chiefs claim private companies are 'profiteering' from Norfolk's children

Private care providers are raking in excessive profits from looking after Norfolk's vulnerable children, senior council officials have warned.

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Norwich Evening News

Dan Grimmer

Céline Dion's Comeback Show Hailed By Critics As 'Nothing Short Of Miraculous'

Céline Dion made a triumphant return to the stage over the weekend with the first show in her new residency in Paris.

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HuffPost

Daniel Welsh

Dive team sheds light on secrets of lost 14th-century town swallowed by the sea

Dive team sheds light on secrets of lost 14th-century town swallowed by the sea

Beneath the waves, off the coast of Norfolk, a submerged settlement is giving up some of its secrets - and challenging long-held stories about a town...

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Norwich Evening News

Dan Grimmer

Gary Oldman Clarifies Recent Comments About James Bond And Jack Lowden

Gary Oldman has backpedalled somewhat after his recent comments about the future of the James Bond franchise.

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HuffPost

Daniel Welsh

Flood alert issued for section of the Broads

Flood alert issued for section of the Broads

A flood alert has been put in place on a section of the Broads.

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Eastern Daily Press

Iona Goodall

Almost 100 patients a week treated in corridors at Norfolk's biggest hospital

Almost 100 patients a week treated in corridors at Norfolk's biggest hospital

Almost 100 people a week are being treated in the corridors of Norfolk's biggest hospital, according to the latest NHS figures.

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Norwich Evening News

Jack Warren

Homes go unsold in ‘Solar Central’ village which could house 1,000 battery containers

Homes go unsold in ‘Solar Central’ village which could house 1,000 battery containers

The East Pye solar farm could soon blanket 2,700 acres of Norfolk farmland in hundreds of thousands of panels.

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Eastern Daily Press

Ben Robinson

Phone coverage across the London tube? That’s sent me hurtling down a tunnel of despair

Phone coverage across the London tube? That’s sent me hurtling down a tunnel of despair

Rejoice! For by the end of 2026, 4G and 5G mobile coverage is expected across the whole London underground network. After months of delays and...

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The Guardian

Lucy Pasha-Robinson

Almost 100 patients a week treated in corridors at Norfolk's biggest hospital

Almost 100 patients a week treated in corridors at Norfolk's biggest hospital

Almost 100 people a week are being treated in the corridors of Norfolk's biggest hospital, according to the latest NHS figures.

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Eastern Daily Press

Jack Warren

The US right still paints Muslims as the ‘enemy’. But they are fighting for a brighter future for Americans

The US right still paints Muslims as the ‘enemy’. But they are fighting for a brighter future for Americans

Twenty-five years after 9/11, two pieces of journalism, describing two different phenomena in contemporary New York, tell us a great deal about a...

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The Guardian

Nesrine Malik

Bid for new homes on city outskirts given green light

Bid for new homes on city outskirts given green light

A bid for two new houses on the city's outskirts have been given the green light.

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Norwich Evening News

Jack Warren

The paradox of Ealing Broadway’s ‘Calm Space’

When it emerged a fortnight ago that Transport for London (TfL) had unveiled a ‘Calm Space’ at one of its stations, a trial installation at Ealing...

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The Spectator

Patrick West

Bid for new homes on city outskirts given green light

Bid for new homes on city outskirts given green light

A bid for two new houses on the city's outskirts have been given the green light.

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Eastern Daily Press

Jack Warren

An encounter with Glasgow’s new leader – and some ideas to get him started

An encounter with Glasgow’s new leader – and some ideas to get him started

It’s hard to believe really that Ricky Bell, the new boss of Glasgow Council, is only the second leader of the city to be appointed from the...

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Herald Scotland

Mark Smith

Scenes from Hollywood drama filmed at Norfolk beach and holiday let

Scenes from Hollywood drama filmed at Norfolk beach and holiday let

A new Hollywood romantic drama will soon transport viewers to the Norfolk coast.

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Eastern Daily Press

Chris Bishop

Tee-rific taste on the menu as new restaurant to opens golf club

Tee-rific taste on the menu as new restaurant to opens golf club

A new restaurant will be teeing up tasty treats for food lovers with a chef who is already a familiar face in the community.

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Eastern Daily Press

Holly Clement

Manchester shows what Glasgow should really be asking for in devolution push

Manchester shows what Glasgow should really be asking for in devolution push

Andy Burnham intends to make devolution one of the defining features of his premiership. His plans for England promise greater autonomy for...

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Herald Scotland

Graeme Roy

Plans to convert garage into hair salon given council's seal of approval

Plans to convert garage into hair salon given council's seal of approval

Plans for a home-based hair salon in a village near the city have been approved.

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Norwich Evening News

Danielle Gamble

Plans to convert garage into hair salon given council's seal of approval

Plans to convert garage into hair salon given council's seal of approval

Plans for a home-based hair salon in a village near the city have been approved.

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Eastern Daily Press

Danielle Gamble

'Utter Horse Manure': Labour Deny Holborn And St Pancras Victory Would Trigger Snap Election

Senior Labour sources have denied that a victory in a crunch by-election next month could trigger a snap general election.

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HuffPost

Kevin Schofield

Emma Barnett was never the right fit for Today

As Oscar Wilde – were he a media correspondent – might have said, to lose one presenter is misfortune. To lose two looks like carelessness. Emma...

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The Spectator

Jonathan Maitland

5. Total eclipse of the arse: Uniqlo’s JW Anderson collaboration victory

5. Total eclipse of the arse: Uniqlo’s JW Anderson collaboration victory

Due to the technical or legal reasons, readability mode is not available for this article. Thank you for your kind understanding.

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New Statesman

Josiah Gogarty

The revival of Bristol Cars is good news for Britain

The revival of Bristol Cars is gratifying news. The reborn Bristol is planning to sell five more of the hand-built two-seater Fighter...

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The Spectator

Alec Marsh

We greet the news that AI could extinguish us with a glazed indifference. What is the way out of this nihilism?

We greet the news that AI could extinguish us with a glazed indifference. What is the way out of this nihilism?

To imagine the future as being almost entirely bleak has somehow crept into the collective this year. Last week I was having coffee with an old...

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The Guardian

Brigid Delaney

Slavery was not a footnote to British history. It helped shape the nation

Slavery was not a footnote to British history. It helped shape the nation

Two obstacles have prevented us from appreciating the significance of the slave trade in British history. The first arose from the abolition campaign,...

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The Guardian

William Pettigrew

Author’s notebook / Is reading really dead?

I get up early and head to Liverpool Street. Meet Isabelle Ralphs and Amy Batley from Hutchinson Heinemann publishers and we take the train to...

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The Spectator

Sebastian Faulks

Author’s notebook / Is reading really dead?

I get up early and head to Liverpool Street. Meet Isabelle Ralphs and Amy Batley from Hutchinson Heinemann publishers and we take the train to...

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The Spectator

Sebastian Faulks

Chicken has never been trendier

Last month, I attended the International Chicken Gastronomy Festival in Twickenham. There was some questioning as to why I would want to spend my...

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The Spectator

Matthew Bowles

A ‘lucky’ chancellor must also be a resolute one

It is crucial to convince the lenders on whom the UK depends that it is being managed by grown-ups

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Financial Times

Uk Economy

Newport council callers hung up 8,000 times in just three months

Newport council callers hung up 8,000 times in just three months

One in five people who phoned Newport City Council’s customer contact line earlier this year abandoned their calls before someone answered, figures...

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South Wales Argus

Nicholas Thomas

Israel / The Israeli settlements lie

There are few phrases in international affairs repeated with greater confidence or subjected to less scrutiny than ‘illegal Israeli settlements’....

7

The Spectator

Natasha Hausdorff

Why we need noir

Every fella has a drink of choice. Some fellas go for a whiskey neat. Others an ice-cold beer. Me, I prefer a full glass of noir. Pure, unsweetened,...

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The Spectator

Theo Zenou

Closed book / The death of biblical literacy

We are often told these days, most recently in James Marriott’s much talked about book The New Dark Ages, that the world has a problem with reading....

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The Spectator

Gwion Wyn Jones

One Nation’s immigration policy deserves serious discussion – but not for the reason you might think

One Nation’s immigration policy deserves serious discussion – but not for the reason you might think

The surprising thing about One Nation’s new immigration policy is not that it contains extreme ideas. It is that parts of it deserve serious...

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The Guardian

Alan Gamlen

How much do regulations cost the average UK business in 2026?

How much do regulations cost the average UK business in 2026?

Monday 14 September 2026 5:07 am  |   Updated:  Thursday 10 September 2026 12:03 pm How much do regulations cost the...

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City A.M.

David Bharier

The Big Read. ‘Offensively cheap’: solar power is looking up

Chinese-made panels on rooftops across the world are changing the facts of life for big utilities

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Financial Times

Solar Power