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Storm Jocelyn latest: ‘Major travel disruption’ as new storm hits UK Sky News says The 10th named storm of the season, Storm Jocelyn, has arrived – and is already affecting western parts of the UK, the Met Office has said. Today is expected to be a wet day – before wind speeds start to pick up towards the evening. There is a good chance this season will be the stormiest since records began in 2015, a meteorological expert has said. Jocelyn is the 10th named storm this cycle, one behind the highest, 11 in 2015/16, and it has come a…

The UK is preparing for Storm Jocelyn, just a day after Storm Isha caused havoc and claimed two lives.

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A new report says the scale of poverty in the UK shows “social failure at scale”

The Prince and Princess of Wales can be seen laughing together during a resurfaced clip from a royal visit in 2021

Charles went above and beyond talking about his prostate surgery in advance, reinforcing the importance of regular doctor visits. This is definitely not the norm, says royal expert Angela Levin.

Boys tried to rescue him, but he died.

Wind warnings as 99mph Storm Isha hits UK The Guardian says Storm warnings have been issued across parts of Britain as Storm Isha takes hold, with potentially life-threatening gusts and travel disruption expected into Monday. A “tornado watch” zone was in place for Northern Ireland, as well as parts of Scotland and northern England, but expired late on Sunday. The Met Office issued two amber wind alerts and a red warning for parts of northern Scotland until the early hours of Monday, while rail, sea and air travellers faced disruption, with closures, cancellations and delays on a number of services.…

Most of Monday’s front pages report on Sarah Ferguson’s announcement that she has been diagnosed with skin cancer. A few more domestic stories feature on the front pages, including Storm Isha battering the UK last night. 

The Duchess of York has been diagnosed with malignant melanoma after having a cancerous mole removed during breast cancer treatment.

‘This is a tragic case of a young man being killed in what appears to be a case of mistaken identity.’

The red weather warning – covering parts of Scotland – will be in place between 1am and 5am on Monday, January 22

These are the dates to avoid – and the ones to book.

The Government said the BBC “needs to adapt” or risks “losing the trust of the audience it relies on”.

The supermarket giant said customers would be contacted directly if their shopping delivery was cancelled

A nationwide campaign has been launched amid ‘serious concern’ over a downward trend in the uptake of jabs.

The concealed stash of 1960s to 1980s porn included copies of Mayfair, Penthouse, Club International and Men Only.

In today’s MetroTalk the mode of transportation suggested by the NHS has readers perplexed.

Footage posted on social media appeared to show HMS Chiddingfold reversing into the HMS Bangor.

These cops showed they weren’t ‘swanning around’

Sunday Papers – ‘Hunt promises tax cuts’ & ‘HS2 back on track’ – the full perspective Sunday’s newspapers cover a variety of stories, mostly focused on domestic news as politics gears up for the upcoming general election. Several of the tabloid papers feature images and reports on the latest royal news. ‘Tax-cutting Chancellor’ Jeremy Hunt, as reported by The Mail on Sunday, has written a ‘gung-ho’ article promising to be a tax-cutting chancellor, inspired by Nigel Lawson’s approach in the 1980s. He aims to bring about a similar economic boom and could have a £10 billion budget for tax cuts in…

Elementor #581059January 21, 20241 Min Read Summary of the Top 6 headlines today The Observer – Free our young from Brexit work and travel banThe Observer reports London mayor Sadiq Khan has called for young people to be able to move freely to and from the EU for the first time since Brexit in order to lessen the economic and cultural damage caused by the UK’s decision to leave the European Union.Speaking to the Observer in one of the most pro-European interventions by a senior Labour politician since the 2016 referendum, Khan said he backs either a bespoke “youth mobility” agreement with EU…

HS2 returns with cross-party plan & Tax-cutting chancellor – Paper Talk Sunday’s newspapers cover a variety of stories, mostly focused on domestic news as politics gears up for the upcoming general election. The royals and celebrity gossip feature in the tabloids. ‘HS2 returns with cross-party plan’ The Sunday Express declares that the HS2 high-speed rail project is “back on track” with a cross-party plan to complete the northern stretch using private sector funds. Talks involving West Midlands mayor Andy Street and Greater Manchester mayor Andy Burnham are mentioned. ‘Tax-cutting Chancellor’ Jeremy Hunt, as reported by The Mail on Sunday, has written…

There are weather warnings upon more weather warnings.

They were walking their dog when the BMW slammed into them.