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gbnews.com | Holly Bishop
A shopper who smashed a vegan protester's megaphone during an Easter demonstration at an Asda store has apologised and given her £60 to replace it. The incident occurred when Ella Wild was protesting with a small group of anti-meat campaigners inside an Asda store in Canterbury, Kent, on Easter Saturday. As Wild was speaking through her megaphone about animals being killed for meat, a man approached her, grabbed the device and smashed it to pieces on the floor.
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2 days ago | 
msn.com | Holly Bishop
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2 days ago | 
msn.com | Holly Bishop
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1 week ago | 
gbnews.com | Holly Bishop
The National Lottery has released a hilarious video searching for the lucky winner of an unclaimed Set For Life jackpot, with just days until the deadline hits. For months, the National Lottery has been urging players to check their tickets, as a whopping £3.6million prize remains unclaimed. A player from Sevenoaks, Kent, must claim their winnings before April 22, 2025, or lose it all forever.
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1 week ago | 
gbnews.com | Holly Bishop
A beloved English beach could vanish forever thanks to coastal erosion, with the local council launching a £30million project to save the resort. Anchorsholme Beach, just four miles north of Blackpool's famous pier, has been a hotspot for British holidaymakers ever since the Victorian era. But it could be lost to future generations forever if the coast continues to erode and undermine current sea defences.
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1 week ago | 
gbnews.com | Holly Bishop
Sir Keir Starmer has been slammed after it has emerged that Labour is refusing to rule out plans for a “one-for-one” migrant removals agreement with France. The pilot scheme could see a person deported from the UK in exchange for the French sending another individual across the Channel. The UK and other European countries are “exploring fresh and innovative measures to dismantle the business models of the criminal smuggling gangs,” Transport Minister Lilian Greenwood said.
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1 week ago | 
msn.com | Holly Bishop
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1 week ago | 
gbnews.com | Holly Bishop
Researchers in China will be given access to NHS medical records from 500,000 patients, with fears growing that the data could be misused. UK Biobank, a research hub, is currently preparing anonymised records to be transferred to Beijing. The facility makes its information available to universities, scientific institutes and private companies. Volunteers have agreed for data from their GP records to be added to the central database - one of the world’s largest troves of health data.
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1 week ago | 
gbnews.com | Holly Bishop
Pets at Home has announced it will temporarily halt rabbit sales and adoptions across its 460 UK stores during the Easter weekend. The nationwide pause aims to prevent impulse purchases of rabbits, which are closely associated with the holiday season. This is not a new initiative for the pet retailer, which implements this policy annually to encourage responsible pet ownership. The company wants potential owners to carefully consider the long-term commitment required before bringing a rabbit home.
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1 week ago | 
gbnews.com | Holly Bishop
A man dressed as Santa Claus is facing time in prison after he allegedly hit a child with a branch at a Christmas market. The 62-year-old was handing out treats to children at a fair in Strausland, northern Germany, when the four-year-old boy and his mother approached. The young boy stuck his tongue out at the man and called him “dumb”, which reportedly caused the man to see red. He picked up a fir branch and hit the boy in both the face and body, the prosecutor has alleged.
