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msn.com | Samuel Montgomery |Daniel Martin |Charles Hymas
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3 weeks ago | 
msn.com | Samuel Montgomery
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3 weeks ago | 
telegraph.co.uk | Samuel Montgomery
The Equality and Human Rights Commission, the equalities watchdog, has issued interim guidance advising it should be "compulsory" for workplaces to provide single-sex lavatories, though trans women should not be left with no facilities to use. The NHS is currently reviewing its guidelines on same-sex accommodation in the wake of the Supreme Court ruling on biological sex.
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3 weeks ago | 
yahoo.com | Samuel Montgomery
Thunderstorms will bring more rainfall in six hours this weekend than England and Wales saw in the whole of May. The Met Office has warned that “all areas” of Britain face torrential rain and thunder this weekend. Heavy showers would be accompanied by lightning and hail in some places, the forecaster added. Tom Morgan, a Met Office meteorologist, said 50mm of rain could fall within the space of six hours on Saturday.
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3 weeks ago | 
telegraph.co.uk | Samuel Montgomery
On Friday night, a new weather front will bring rain and thunder for the weekend, but temperatures are set to rise next week to just above average for the time of year. Andrea Bishop, the Met Office spokesperson, said: "The weather will be changeable for the rest of this week, with everyone likely to see some showers at some point. "Generally, the theme is the continuation of something a bit cooler, a bit breezy at times, and a bit wet at times too.
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3 weeks ago | 
telegraph.co.uk | Samuel Montgomery
A mother has been ordered to repay £50,000 she stole from her daughters, which had been bestowed on them in their grandmother's will. Katherine Hill, 54, and her father Gerald Hill, 94, from south Wales, were said to have acted out of "greed and spite" in staging the "blatant and brazen" theft. Margaret Hill had intended to place the money in a trust for her grandchildren, Gemma and Jessica Thomas, which could be accessed on their 25th birthdays.
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3 weeks ago | 
msn.com | Samuel Montgomery
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3 weeks ago | 
telegraph.co.uk | Samuel Montgomery
Yvette Cooper is set to face questions from MPs after record numbers of migrants crossed the Channel over the weekend. Nearly 1,200 made the crossing illegally on Saturday, the highest number of people so far this year. Defence Secretary John Healey later admitted that Britain had "lost control of its borders". Ms Cooper, the Home Secretary, will be quizzed by the Home Affairs Committee on issues including small boat crossings at around 2.30.
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4 weeks ago | 
telegraph.co.uk | Samuel Montgomery
"That speech that he delivers - "there will be no need for faith" - is just so brilliantly done," the author said of Mr Fiennes, revealing that the actor and director had asked to change the character's nationality from Spanish to English. "I looked across the table and I thought do I really want to lose Ralph Fiennes? No, make him English it won't make any difference. And of course it doesn't make any difference at all," the author said.
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4 weeks ago | 
msn.com | Samuel Montgomery |Albert Tait
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