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City break holiday deals to Hamburg from London for June 2023 German city Hamburg was recently named the number one destination for solo female travellers, highlighting how safe the city is for tourists. It is a major international and domestic tourist destination, with several World Heritage sites and is a perfect laid-back travelling experience. Hamburg is the ideal weekend city break.  There are plenty of historic buildings and museums to visit, a shopping street where you can find clothes, antiques, and souvenirs and a busy nightlife if you fancy some evening drinks.   Here are the best days for round trip…

‘I thought he had left then when I went to check a room I saw there was smoke.’

‘It was rolling around on the surface and just looked like it was having a good time really.’

Mr Raab’s political future currently hangs in the balance.

‘I will go on the pitch and throw him the ball!’

‘We can often be a bit too focused on the penetration aspect of sex and forget the pleasure possibilities of stimulating other parts of the body.’

How long would you have to work to afford those new trainers?

Uni complaints in England and Wales hit record high for fourth successive year In 2022, for the fourth consecutive year, the number of student complaints concerning university courses in England and Wales reached a record high. The Office of the Independent Adjudicator (OIA) received 2,850 complaints, which is 3% more than the previous year, and awarded £1,050,114 in compensation. While Universities UK asserted that most students have positive experiences, almost a quarter of the complaints received in 2022 were related to the pandemic, indicating its continuing impact. Additionally, academic appeals accounted for 38% of the total complaints, an increase from…

Junior doctors’ strike: Medical chiefs call on third party to broker talks Medical leaders from The Academy of Medical Royal Colleges have called for an independent organisation to be brought in to resolve the ongoing pay dispute between junior doctors and the government. Last week’s junior doctor strike led to almost 200,000 cancelled appointments and operations. The Academy of Medical Royal Colleges is concerned about the impact on patients and services of prolonged industrial action. It suggested that a conciliation service such as Acas would be necessary to resolve the issue. The BMA, which represents junior doctors, has already reached…

Police probe claims man seen in water calling for help in missing Levi Davis case Levi Davis, a former rugby player and X Factor contestant from the UK, has been missing since October 29, with his last confirmed sighting being on CCTV in Barcelona’s city centre. His mother has now been told by Catalan police that he may have been spotted in distress in the city’s port. According to reports by cruise ship staff, they saw a man in the water shouting for help, and the police are investigating this claim. Davis arrived in Barcelona on October 20 by boat…

He wants to move to Anfield.

The 25-year-old’s contract is up in the summer.

A fan has recreated the original Pokémon game with the graphics from Octopath Traveler and it looks very impressive.

The BBC presenter has denied all allegations from several women.

UK to ignore ECHR rulings on small boats ‘after Sunak caves in to Tory right’ The Guardian says Rishi Sunak has caved in to demands from hard-right MPs to allow the UK to ignore rulings from the European court of human rights on small boat crossings, government sources have said. Backbench rebels have been pushing the prime minister to harden the illegal migration bill so ministers to can ignore interim rulings. One of the Strasbourg court’s rule 39 injunctions blocked the government’s first attempt to deport asylum-seekers to Rwanda last year. These so-called interim measures are typically used to suspend…

Can they do it?

Today’s news summary – Paper Talk Several of Thursday’s front pages report on the rate of inflation after figures revealed it stuck above 10% in March. There are a couple of UK political stories and news about the upcoming coronation.  The Mirror describes the impact of the increasing cost of living on struggling families as a “living nightmare”. The i reports on concerns at The Treasury about the failure to drive down inflation more quickly, with fears that domestically-generated inflation is higher than anticipated and global pressures, such as gas prices, are beginning to ease. The Daily Telegraph reports on…

The women’s World Cup is less than 100 days away.

Susanna’s the spit of her dad!

Levi was last seen in October.

An incredible moment.

What happens when next week in the Dales.

Hailey shared an important message with fans.

Cyclists and BBQ fans will love this week’s offering.

Does crunching, chewing, slurping, and even loud breathing get you worked up?