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Ed Miliband Urged to Reject North Sea Drilling Amid Renewables Debate

Ed Miliband faces pressure as Reform UK pushes for new North Sea oil licences, but renewables remain the key to energy security and lower bills.

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Energy secretary Ed Miliband arrived at the Cabinet Office in London for a Cobra meeting on the Middle East crisis, 31 March 2026.

Volunteers Redistribute Surplus Food to Support York’s Children Amid Crisis

Volunteers Janet Leng and Marian Hodgson redistribute surplus food to feed tens of thousands of children in York, supporting families amid the cost of living crisis through partnerships with local schools and businesses.

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BBC Two women standing side by side in a garage. They are positioned next to an upright freezer with the door open, revealing neatly stacked containers inside.

The woman on the left is wearing a dark padded jacket and has long dark hair.

The woman on the right is wearing a patterned cardigan with floral detailing and has long grey hair styled in braids.

The surrounding area contains various storage items, including plastic bins, boxes, shelves, and household supplies.

DUP MLA Gary Middleton Resigns Over Serious Mental Health Issues

DUP MLA Gary Middleton is resigning from the Northern Ireland Assembly due to significant mental health issues. He has served since 2015 and received support from DUP leader Gavin Robinson, who praised his dedication and resilience.

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BBC Gary is standing outside on a patch of grass. Behind him are a number of large green trees with red berries on them. He is wearing glasses and a white shirt with a blazer on top.

Plaid Cymru to Unveil Bold Plan in Manifesto Launch

Plaid Cymru plans to present a bold manifesto focusing on fairness, ambition, and new leadership ahead of the May 7 Senedd election, aiming to reduce health waiting times, support families, and boost the Welsh economy.

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Family Angered as Driver Who Killed Sister in Crash Still Allowed to Drive

Sophie Brimble's family is distressed that Jay Bayliss, responsible for her death in a 2017 crash, remains allowed to drive despite being found responsible and unfit for trial.

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Family photo A selfie photo of two blonde girls wearing glitzy necklaces and low cut tops. They are both wearing lots of make up and smiling at the camera.

UK Calls for Full Reopening of Strait of Hormuz Amid Rising Tensions

The UK urges the full reopening of the Strait of Hormuz amid Iranian warnings and calls for Lebanon's inclusion in ceasefire talks, highlighting the strait's global economic importance and ongoing diplomatic efforts.

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EPA Foreign Secretary Yvette Cooper hosts a virtual meeting at the Foreign, Commonwealth and Development Office (FCDO) in Westminster. She wears black glasses, and a Union Jack is visible behind her.

Thinktank Urges Subsidised Energy for All UK Households to Ease Rising Bills

A thinktank proposes subsidising a minimum energy supply for all UK households using North Sea tax revenues to ease rising bills and protect vulnerable consumers.

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An energy meter on a kitchen surface with a woman pouring a kettle in the background

Over 22,000 Students Asked to Repay Maintenance Loans for Weekend Courses

Over 22,000 students enrolled in weekend courses have been told to repay maintenance loans and childcare grants after their courses were deemed ineligible. Universities and the government are at odds over responsibility, with some students receiving reprieves while most face financial uncertainty.

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Getty Images A group of students sits in a tiered lecture hall, listening to a presentation at the front of the room. In the foreground, one male student with brown hair types on a laptop.

Plaid Cymru Unveils Bold Plans for NHS, Childcare, and Economy in Wales

Plaid Cymru unveils a bold manifesto focusing on cutting NHS waiting times, supporting childcare, and boosting the Welsh economy ahead of the 7 May Senedd election.

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Plaid Cymru Rhun ap Iorwerth speaking at a Plaid Cymru event. He is smiling and holding a microphone in his hands, wearing a light blue shirt and dark blue jacket. Party activists are standing behind him holding banners.

'Amhosib' i gadarnhau pwy lawrlwythodd delweddau cam-drin plant ar ddyfeisiadau

Mae Dylan Dawes yn gwadu chwe chyhuddiad o feddu ar ddelweddau cam-drin plant a dyfeisiadau'n cael eu hadfer gan arbenigwyr, gan wneud hi'n anodd cadarnhau pwy lawrlwythodd y delweddau anghyfreithlon.

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Dylan Dawes yn cyrraedd Llys y Goron Caerdydd

RSPCA Rescues Over 250 Dogs Found Cramped in One UK Home

The RSPCA rescued over 250 poodle-cross dogs from a single UK home amid growing multi-animal cases linked to various challenges. Two dogs, Stevie and Sandy, await adoption.

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RSPCA About 20 different poodle-cross dogs, all with shaggy coats in various shades of grey, white and tan, are seen crowded into one living space. One dog is seen howling, and another is seen sitting in what looks like a wood burner

Bobby Sands Statue to Remain in West Belfast Despite Planning Concerns

Belfast City Council has closed its investigation into the Bobby Sands statue erected without planning permission in west Belfast, deciding no further action is necessary despite political controversy.

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PA Media A crowd gathered around a statue of Bobby Sands, with an Irish flag hanging on it. The sky is clear and blue above. There are some trees and a row of houses in the background.

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