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Fly Tippers May Be Required to Clear Their Own Waste and Pay Fines

England plans new powers requiring fly tippers to clean their waste and pay fines without court, amid rising illegal dumping and 'super sites'. The Environment Agency reports doubling illegal sites, and new measures include community service and increased enforcement.

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BBC Reports on Iran Cluster Bomb Strike Killing Elderly Couple in Israel

An Iranian cluster bomb struck an elderly couple's apartment in central Israel, killing them. The attack highlights the difficulty of defending against cluster munitions amid ongoing US-Israel operations against Iran.

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Farage Praised Efforts to Free Drug Trafficker and Called for Sean ‘Diddy’ Combs’ Release

Nigel Farage recorded paid Cameo videos supporting the release of rapper Sean 'Diddy' Combs and former Honduran president Juan Orlando Hernández, convicted of drug trafficking, drawing scrutiny over his endorsements.

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Natalie McNally Murder Trial: Prosecution Alleges Stephen McCullagh Repeatedly Lied

In the Natalie McNally murder trial, prosecution alleges Stephen McCullagh repeatedly lied after her death. Evidence includes a pre-recorded gaming stream, CCTV footage, and testimony from a former partner. McCullagh denies the charges.

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Liverpool Streets Cleared After St Patrick's Day Celebrations Leave Rubbish

Liverpool city centre underwent a major clean-up after St Patrick's Day celebrations left significant rubbish, with council leader highlighting challenges and praising staff efforts.

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UK Records Warmest Day of Year with 20.9C in Wales

The UK experienced its warmest day of the year with 20.9C recorded in Wales. England also saw 20.2C in London. The Foehn effect boosted temperatures in Wales, while UV levels rise with extended sunshine near the spring equinox.

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Wolverhampton Food Pantry to Close as New Community Shop Opens

The Hope Community Project's food pantry in Wolverhampton will close on 25 March after six years, distributing over 600 tonnes of food. A new community shop will open in April with council support, continuing to serve local families.

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No Drugs Detected in Noah Donohoe's Body, But Presence Not Fully Ruled Out

Toxicology experts found no drugs in Noah Donohoe's body, but unstable drugs may degrade before testing, so their presence cannot be fully excluded.

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Woman's Electric Bike Stolen After Attack, Police Decline Investigation

Cristiana's electric bike was stolen after she was knocked off it by two men on a moped. Despite reporting the crime, police declined to investigate, leaving her fearful and altering her commute. Campaigners call for stronger action against bike theft and violent bike-jackings.

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Prosecutors Seek Over Seven Years for Norway Crown Princess's Son in Assault Case

Prosecutors seek over seven years in prison for Marius Borg Høiby, son of Norway’s crown princess, on 39 charges including four rapes. The trial, marked by victim testimonies and media attention, continues amid scrutiny of the royal family.

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Greens Urge Billions for Energy Support Amid Rising Costs from Iran Conflict

Green Party leader Zack Polanski urges the government to allocate £8.4bn for energy bill support amid rising costs linked to the Iran war, proposing funding through tax reforms and increased windfall taxes on energy firms.

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UK's Higgs Boson Triumph Overshadowed by Threatened Cuts to Physics Funding

The UK celebrated a Nobel-winning Higgs boson discovery but now faces potential cuts threatening particle physics and astronomy research, sparking debate over funding priorities between fundamental and applied science.

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