Since the rail network was privatised in the 1990s, rising costs and a fragmented rail system have helped drive up UK train fares. With fewer…
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Revolutionary Employment Rights Bill Clears Parliament
Labours ‘revolutionary’ employment rights bill, introduced on the 10th of October 2024, has finally cleared parliament and is expected to be signed into law, by…
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Safety in numbers: How women runners are finding strength after dark
Liv Clark meets the UK women who refuse to stop running – even after dark. When Abbie Durham, first noticed a cyclist behind her on…
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Forest fall flat against Seagulls
After five games without defeat, the Reds’ unbeaten run came to an end as Brighton silenced the positive spirits around the City Ground with a…
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Scrapping of the two child benefit cap: What does this mean?
Today, Rachel Reeves announced that the two child benefit will be scrapped next April in a bid to lift 450,000 children out of poverty. This…
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England’s Historic Run: A Perfect World Cup Qualification
England have just completed a historic, near-perfect qualification campaign for the 2026 FIFA World Cup. In their final Group K match, a 2:0 win over…
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After the Turquoise Wave: What Reform UK’s Takeover of Nottinghamshire Tells Us About Britain’s Future
As Reform UK turns Nottinghamshire turquoise, its approach to governance, spending, and media control raises deeper questions about the future of British democracy.
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University of Nottingham to cut creative courses: What this means for students
The University of Nottingham has confirmed plans to discontinue several music, language and arts degrees, sparking outrage from present and past students. The decision has…
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Bouncer suspended after ‘punch’ video goes viral
By Liam Wilson and Jeannique Kuhne A Nottingham bouncer has been suspended after a TikTok video went viral of him appearing to punch a clubber…
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Nottingham chef returns to food industry with a fresh approach after personal setback
A Nottingham chef has launched a new restaurant on Mansfield Road after taking a year out of work to care for his daughter, who was…
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