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Three kayaks capsized after gusts reached 35 to 45 mph and waves became large.

  The decision to name a road in Bristol after the cigarette brand “Nacy Player’s Cut” has been criticised as “morally unacceptable”. ​The decision to name a road in Bristol after the cigarette brand “Nacy Player’s Cut” has been criticised as “morally unacceptable”. 

  The ex-Chancellor moved to a property in Kensington, West London, six months ago with his wife, Akshata Murty, and his two daughters. ​The ex-Chancellor moved to a property in Kensington, West London, six months ago with his wife, Akshata Murty, and his two daughters. 

  The boy was living with the female teacher just 20 miles away from his family home in Sacramento. ​The boy was living with the female teacher just 20 miles away from his family home in Sacramento. 

 The new Tory leader will be asked to form a Government during an audience with the King at Buckingham Palace. The new Tory leader will be asked to form a Government during an audience with the King at Buckingham Palace. 

  Union says members had ‘no choice’ but to take strike action in dispute ongoing since summer Union says members had ‘no choice’ but to take strike action in dispute ongoing since summer 

  Following King Charles’ accession to the throne following the passing of Queen Elizabeth, alterations are needed across a number of issues, including the appointment of Counsellors of State. ​Following King Charles’ accession to the throne following the passing of Queen Elizabeth, alterations are needed across a number of issues, including the appointment of Counsellors of State. 

  Ofgem’s move to raise the price cap on household energy bills to £2,500 a year has plunged millions of families into fuel poverty. ​Ofgem’s move to raise the price cap on household energy bills to £2,500 a year has plunged millions of families into fuel poverty. 

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Girlguiding survey finds girls and young women in the north of England are less likely to feel safe in their daily lives Girls and young women in the north of England feel less safe and less happy than their counterparts in London and the south, according to a survey by the Girlguiding charity, which is concerned about “stark” regional differences in attitudes. More than one in five (22%) girls and young women in the north aged 11-16 who took part in the survey published on Tuesday blamed fear of sexual harassment for holding them back at school. The figure was…