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Dame Esther Rantzen, broadcaster, campaigner and charity founder, dies aged 86 (opens the original)
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Dame Esther Rantzen was "a strong, warm and compassionate woman and a fighter to the end", says Labour MP Kim Leadbeater. Leadbeater led an attempt in Parliament to legalise assisted dying. In a statement published by the Press Association, Leadbeater says "like so many people all across the country, I felt that Esther was always a part of my life. "From growing up watching her on TV to seeing her work tirelessly for the causes she cared so passionately about, like ChildLine and The Silver Line,
Millions of heads of lettuce ruined by aphid outbreak (opens the original)
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Millions of lettuces are set to be wasted as farmers are grappling with a record outbreak of aphids that has devastated the end of their growing season. Growers are facing losses of £10m, as 30 million heads of lettuce will be rendered unusable, according to the British Leafy Salads Association (BLSA). The organisation says that warm and dry weather has produced "ideal conditions" for the bugs, with as much as 30% of the UK crop between now and the end of October set to be wasted. Homegrown lett
Bank of England holds interest rates at 3.75%, but governor says high energy costs may lead to increase (opens the original)
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Kevin PeacheyCost of living correspondent Our energy bills at the height of winter might seem disconnected to today's decision - so why are they even being mentioned by the Bank's governor? The answer is that domestic energy prices have a significant impact on the rate of inflation. And it's the rate of inflation that the Bank of England is trying to control with interest rates. Remember, it has an inflation rate target of 2%. So, domestic energy prices in England, Wales and Scotland under regul
Kosovo's former president sentenced to 25 years for war crimes (opens the original)
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The former president of Kosovo, Hashim Thaci, has been sentenced to 25 years in prison after being found guilty of war crimes. A hearing at The Hague on Wednesday sentenced the 58-year-old for crimes during Kosovo's independence war against Serbia in the 1990s, in which more than 10,000 people died. He was convicted after a three-year trial of crimes including murder, illegal arrests, torture and cruel treatment. A number of other allegations against him were not proven. Thaci was a co-founder a
Reform UK won't be distracted by 'campaign of attacks', Farage tells party conference (opens the original)
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Harry Farley and Joe PikePolitical correspondents Speak to people at the highest levels of Reform UK and they will admit the party has struggled in recent weeks. Reform's polling numbers have dipped, while Labour's have risen. One of their aims at this conference was to demonstrate Reform is a serious party of government. After a summer fighting the by-election in Clacton, which the other main parties boycotted, the party wanted to demonstrate they have a plan for government, focusing on immigra
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