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Green deputy leader questioned on small boats, polling and bin strike on BBC local radio (opens the original)
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This was a revealing - and at times bruising - round of local interviews for the Green Party’s joint deputy leader Rachel Millward. On the big national picture, Millward had a handful of key messages she clearly wanted to hammer home. First, that the Greens had done well electorally under leader Zack Polanski, and second, that the party can “take the credit” for toppling Sir Keir Starmer as prime minister. She said Labour's rhetoric had "shifted in our direction" under Andy Burnham. Going forwar
'When England changed forever': Bayeux Tapestry and its most famous scene wow London viewers (opens the original)
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Jacob PhillipsReporting from the British Museum Hundreds of history buffs flocked to the British Museum today to get up close and personal with one of the most famous pieces of art in the UK's history: the Bayeux Tapestry. Visitors were awed by how vibrant the embroidery is, nearly 1,000 years after its threads were first stitched. One of the first visitors told me he was "absolutely blown away" by the experience. In particular, he was excited to find his workplace - Westminster Abbey - woven in
'When England changed forever': Bayeux Tapestry and its most famous scene wow London viewers (opens the original)
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Jacob PhillipsReporting from the British Museum Hundreds of history buffs flocked to the British Museum today to get up close and personal with one of the most famous pieces of art in the UK's history: the Bayeux Tapestry. Visitors were awed by how vibrant the embroidery is, nearly 1,000 years after its threads were first stitched. One of the first visitors told me he was "absolutely blown away" by the experience. In particular, he was excited to find his workplace - Westminster Abbey - woven in
Early release scheme could still see dangerous criminals released, Conservatives warn (opens the original)
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Dangerous criminals could be freed under the government's early release scheme for England and Wales, the Conservatives have warned. Shadow justice secretary Nick Timothy told the BBC that to prevent one group of dangerous criminals being released early, Andy Burnham was "looking at releasing a different group of dangerous prisoners". The prime minister said at the weekend anyone convicted of manslaughter would be excluded from the early prisoner release scheme, following a campaign from PC Andr
Bodies of two mountaineers discovered after Swiss glacier melts (opens the original)
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The bodies of two Belgian men who went missing in the Swiss Alps in 1992 have been discovered after being exposed by the melting of a glacier, police have said. A hiker discovered the bodies on 26 July on the Trift Glacier, south of the Swiss city of Lucerne, officials said. DNA analysis later confirmed them to be those of two mountaineers who went missing 34 years ago near the Weissmies mountain, police said. They were aged 39 and 41 at the time of their disappearance. Many scientists attribute
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