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McDonald’s apologises after security guard mops pavement around homeless man

McDonald’s apologises after security guard mops pavement around homeless man

McDonald’s apologises after security guard mops pavement around homeless man

The fast food chain said it was ‘shocked and saddened’ by the incident in which the man’s sleeping bag was soaked.

Rishi Sunak to be quizzed on Eat Out scheme and lockdowns at Covid inquiry

Rishi Sunak to be quizzed on Eat Out scheme and lockdowns at Covid inquiry

Rishi Sunak to be quizzed on Eat Out scheme and lockdowns at Covid inquiry

A crucial week for the Prime Minister starts with a grilling on his time as chancellor during the pandemic.

Fresh weather warnings in place as wet and windy weekend continues

Fresh weather warnings in place as wet and windy weekend continues

Fresh weather warnings in place as wet and windy weekend continues

Storm Fergus will hit western areas of the UK on Sunday afternoon, the Met Office said.

Judge orders BBC to release emails related to Martin Bashir’s Diana interview

Judge orders BBC to release emails related to Martin Bashir’s Diana interview

Judge orders BBC to release emails related to Martin Bashir’s Diana interview

A judge said the BBC had been ‘inconsistent, erroneous and unreliable’ in the way it dealt with a request to release material under FOI law.

High winds and potential coastal flooding as Storm Fergus sweeps Ireland

High winds and potential coastal flooding as Storm Fergus sweeps Ireland

High winds and potential coastal flooding as Storm Fergus sweeps Ireland

Orange warnings for wind are in place for counties Clare, Galway and Mayo, indicating very strong onshore winds and high waves.

Michelle Mone admits ‘error’ in denying links to PPE firm

Michelle Mone admits ‘error’ in denying links to PPE firm

Michelle Mone admits ‘error’ in denying links to PPE firm

The Tory peer has launched a public fightback to allegations surrounding the multimillion-pound contract.

Bryan Adams: Meeting Diana was one of the greatest things to happen to me

Bryan Adams: Meeting Diana was one of the greatest things to happen to me

Bryan Adams: Meeting Diana was one of the greatest things to happen to me

The singer-songwriter spoke about his friendship with the late princess.

Gove defends ‘salty’ middle finger social media post aimed at Labour

Gove defends ‘salty’ middle finger social media post aimed at Labour

Gove defends ‘salty’ middle finger social media post aimed at Labour

The Conservative’s social media jibe at Labour prompted criticism from within its own party.

Jenrick ‘not interested’ in Tory leadership bid

Jenrick ‘not interested’ in Tory leadership bid

Jenrick ‘not interested’ in Tory leadership bid

The former immigration minister also said he would not support the Government’s Rwanda Bill.

Rwanda president Paul Kagame like ‘Putin of Africa’, Bill Browder claims

Rwanda president Paul Kagame like ‘Putin of Africa’, Bill Browder claims

Rwanda president Paul Kagame like ‘Putin of Africa’, Bill Browder claims

The anti-corruption campaigner said the whole Rwanda plan should be ‘torn up’.

Mother charged over fire which killed her two sets of twins

Mother charged over fire which killed her two sets of twins

Mother charged over fire which killed her two sets of twins

The two sets of twin brothers died after the blaze in south London in December 2021.

Keegan blames ‘nationalist’ policies for Scotland’s falling education scores

Keegan blames ‘nationalist’ policies for Scotland’s falling education scores

Keegan blames ‘nationalist’ policies for Scotland’s falling education scores

The UK’s Education Secretary delivered a damning verdict following the Pisa scores, which showed decline in maths, reading and science in Scotland.

Gove defends ‘robust’ Rwanda legislation as Sunak dealt blow from Tory right

Gove defends ‘robust’ Rwanda legislation as Sunak dealt blow from Tory right

Gove defends ‘robust’ Rwanda legislation as Sunak dealt blow from Tory right

A legal assessment chaired by Tory MP Sir Bill Cash has found the Bill is not fit for the purpose of stopping small boats.

Interest rates ‘almost certain’ to be held steady by Bank of England

Interest rates ‘almost certain’ to be held steady by Bank of England

Interest rates ‘almost certain’ to be held steady by Bank of England

Bank rate-setters previously held rates in the September and November meetings after witnessing a notable cooling in the rate of inflation.

Couple adorn home with Willy Wonka-themed Christmas lights

Couple adorn home with Willy Wonka-themed Christmas lights

Couple adorn home with Willy Wonka-themed Christmas lights

Michael and Paul Fenning have covered the outside of their Doncaster home in oompa loompas and golden tickets to bring ‘joy and cheer’.

What the papers say – December 10

What the papers say – December 10

What the papers say – December 10

A range of different topics feature across Sunday’s front pages.

Good cause calling itself ‘fourth emergency service’ launches Christmas campaign

Good cause calling itself ‘fourth emergency service’ launches Christmas campaign

Good cause calling itself ‘fourth emergency service’ launches Christmas campaign

The Brick in Wigan and Leigh, which helps struggling families with household items as well as toys and gifts, has recorded a Christmas advert.

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