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Jewish group barred from anti-fascist event for 'platforming Reform' (opens the original)
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A Jewish group has been barred from a 90th anniversary commemoration of the Battle of Holbeck Moor, when Oswald Mosley's fascists were chased out of Leeds, because they 'platformed a Reform speaker'. Stop The Hate Leeds, a pro-Israel campaign group, was told its presence at Sunday's event would be 'divisive' due to its members' political views. Organiser Philip Marks said he was devastated because his father Eric and grandfather Howard were involved in the 1936 clash. 'The organisers have told u
Casualty celebrates landmark 40th birthday (opens the original)
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A distinctive yellow VW Beetle is making its way over Bristol's Suspension Bridge when suddenly disaster unfolds. A huge explosion can be seen in the distance with billowing plumes of smoke, and the doctors at Holby City Hospital must prepare for the worst. This is the opening scene of Casualty's two-part 40th Anniversary special, and it mirrors the very first episode of the show on September 6, 1986 when the driver of the Beetle was Charlie Fairhead, who went on to become the hospital drama's l
My neighbour broke the hosepipe ban... but then I came under fire (opens the original)
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My hydrangeas are wilting. The rose petals are going brown. Half the pots on my patio have shrivelled up to the constant soundtrack of unripened apples falling. The only source of colour in the dried-up desert of my back garden is my lawn – because it’s plastic. Our Thames Water hosepipe ban has been in force for two very long weeks, and in that time we’ve had a mere five minutes of spitting rain. There’s only so many trips you can make to and from the kitchen filling up buckets and watering can
Holly drowned at a party. NICOLE LAMPERT reveals unanswered questions (opens the original)
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Sometimes Jo Woodcock and her husband Lee have the same dream. Their daughter Holly appears as if nothing has happened. She is standing there in their front room looking beautiful, her cheeks glowing with health. In her version of the dream, Jo is astonished and asks her: 'How are you here? You can't really be here.' Holly responds: 'Mum, what are you talking about?' To which Jo replies: 'But I have the death certificate.' It is almost exactly two years since Holly, a 20-year-old student at Manc
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