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Nina Lloyd

Reporter · GB

Indexed articles, last 90 days
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Aug 29, 2026
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Top 5K sites
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Jul 6, 2026
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  1. Article · Aug 29, 2026 · Nina Lloyd

    Russian warships tracked through UK waters in 'intensive' Navy operation (opens the original)

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    The Royal Navy tracked a Russian destroyer and clutch of sanctioned cargo vessels through British waters in an "intense" 72-hour operation. The Navy said it had deployed the HMS Duncan, a Type 45 destroyer, the Type 23 HMS St Albans and HMS Severn patrol vessel to track the destroyer, Admiral Levchenko, and sanctioned escortees General Skobelev and Sparta. A significant British presence, including the Type 45 destroyer HMS Duncan, Type 23 frigate HMS St Albans and patrol vessel HMS Severn, track

  2. Article · Aug 5, 2026 · Nina Lloyd and Izzie Addison

    Disposable BBQs pulled from shelves amid wildfire risk (opens the original)

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    Major supermarkets have removed disposable barbecues from sale amid warnings of a heightened risk of wildfires. Asda became the latest to start pulling single-use grills from its shelves on Tuesday as a spell of exceptionally dry and hot weather continues to grip parts of the UK. Firefighters have tackled significant fires in areas including Dunwich, Suffolk and the Rhondda Valley in Wales in recent days. The Co-op and Tesco are understood to have paused sales of disposable BBQ s in July and Sai

  3. Article · Jul 6, 2026 · Nina Lloyd

    Starmer intervened to stop FIFA moving England's World Cup kick-off (opens the original)

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    Keir Starmer stepped in to stop FIFA from bringing forward kick-off at the Estadio Azteca, over fears the alteration could hand World Cup co-hosts Mexico an unfair edge over England. The UK Government intervened through diplomatic means to block moving the fixture from 1am to 7pm BST because it would mean Thomas Tuchel's squad had less time to acclimatise to the altitude, it is understood. Starmer ordered the intervention after being made aware of the potential issue by the Football Association,

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