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Yahoo News UKShould police officers be paid more for carrying a gun? Have your say
The policing minister Chris Philp has indicated that armed officers should be paid more for carrying a gun while on duty.
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Road rage: Shocking video shows driver screaming, swearing and banging on woman's windscreen
A man was caught on camera swearing at a female driver and hitting her windscreen in an apparent road rage incident in Bournemouth, Dorset.
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Holiday lets 'going to ruin' in seaside Yorkshire village as second homes left empty
Residents in the village of Staithes, North Yorkshire, says its holiday homes are left empty throughout much of the year.
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Locals hire private security to patrol streets at night after spate of burglaries
Residents in Kimbolton, Cambridgeshire, have hired a private security firm to monitor their properties after a spate of burglaries.
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XL bully ban latest: Updates after weekend of protests from owners
Hundreds of people gathered in London to protest against the proposed ban of American XL bully dogs, just hours after another suspected attack.
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Who killed Jill Dando? Timeline of events since BBC presenter was shot dead
Yahoo News UK looks at the timeline of events since Jill Dando was killed outside her London home in April 1999.
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HS2: All the delays and U-turns on £100bn rail project since it started
The High Speed 2 £106bn project has been beset by delays and cost re-evaluations since 2009. Here's a full timeline of the setbacks to the rail network.
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Russell Brand allegations timeline: What has he been accused of in the past few days?
Yahoo News UK explores the timeline of the allegations against Russell Brand after he was accused of rape, sexual assault and emotional abuse.
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Doctor stands by comments that abused female surgeons need to 'toughen up'
Dr Peter Hilton, a retired anaesthetist, stood by his letter to The Times, saying female surgeons need to 'deal with it'.
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Have your say: Do you support 20mph speed limits?
Wales will become the first nation in the UK to introduce a 20mph speed limit in most residential areas from this weekend.
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Welcome to Wrexham returns: The real-life football drama covered in season 2
Season 2 of Welcome to Wrexham arrives on Disney+ in the UK - here is what you can expect to find in football docuseries.
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Family left with no neighbours as council demolishes street over landslide risk
Sophie Kendall, 28, her four-year-old daughter and her stepfather have refused to leave their home on Cyfyng Road in the village of Ystalyfera, Wales.
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Why are shops paying police to help catch shoplifters? Project Pegasus explained
Ten of the UK's biggest retailers have pledged £600,000 to help police forces clamp down on shoplifting in their stores.
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Cyclist spends £6,000 to track down stolen bikes in Poland after police force didn't intervene
Damian Groves decided to act after four bikes worth £36,000 were stolen from him in Newcastle-under-Lyme, Staffordshire.
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Is the Loch Ness Monster real? The main theories on whether Nessie exists
There has been another new 'sighting' of the Loch Ness Monster after the biggest search for 'Nessie' for more than 50 years.
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BBC 'censorship' row after presenter's attack on local cuts edited out of final show
Sophie Little, who presented the Treasure Quest programme, which was aired on BBC Radio Norfolk for 15 years, spoke out against the controversial cuts on her final show on Sunday.
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Watch our touching tribute to the Queen on the anniversary of her death
A year after her death, we look back on how the UK remembered Queen Elizabeth II with both tears and laughter.
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Have your say: Do you support a four-day working week?
A council in England has come under fire after it has moved bin collections from five days to four days a week.
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Man wins £10k from government after Japanese knotweed invades his garden
Richard Pember, 74, won £10,000 in damages from Transport for Wales over the Japanese knotweed that spread into his garden in Hopkinstown, Pontypridd.
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Can I take time off work if my child's school is shut due to Raac concrete?
Parents who need to take time off work to look after their children during the schools concrete crisis should check their employment rights.
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