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Andy Burnham says 'all of the support needed' will be provided after fatal fire (opens the original)
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Prime Minister Andy Burnham has spoken about Government support to North East authorities Andy Burnham has confirmed the Government is providing "all of the support that the authorities need" following a "terribly tragic" house fire near Middlesbrough, in which a woman and a child tragically lost their lives. Heartfelt tributes have been laid at the scene of the devastating blaze, which claimed the lives of a seven year old girl and her aunt. Valentina Foster, aged seven, and Natalie McDonald, 3
Taxidermist turns hobby into business to preserve pet crabs and lobsters (opens the original)
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A specialist in crustacean preservation offers bereaved owners the opportunity to immortalise their beloved shellfish - encompassing crabs, prawns and lobsters. Jason Philip, 32, carefully preserves the remains of treasured arthropods such as crayfish on behalf of their devoted keepers. Clients mourning the loss of aquatic species like vampire crabs commission him for between £140 and £300 to ensure their pets remain eternally preserved. Following a period of self-taught learning, Jason transfor
Disgust as Argentina hold up Falklands banner after World Cup semi-final win (opens the original)
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Argentina's players hold a banner reading "The Malvinas (Falkland Islands) belong to Argentina," after win(Image: AFP via Getty Images) Argentina's players marked their World Cup semi-final triumph over England by brandishing a banner referencing the Falkland Islands on the pitch in Atlanta. Argentina manager Lionel Scaloni had stated prior to the match that he did not wish the fixture to be overshadowed by the dispute over the British overseas territory. However, after his side overturned a 1-0
England World Cup win could mean extra bank holiday, PM hints (opens the original)
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Jude Bellingham of England celebrates with teammate Harry Kane after scoring his team's first goal during the FIFA World Cup 2026 Round of 16 match between Mexico(Image: FIFA) Sir Keir Starmer has hinted that an England World Cup victory could result in an extra bank holiday, ahead of Saturday's quarter-final showdown with Norway. The Prime Minister praised Monday's triumph over Mexico as "one of the best England performances I've ever seen", with a win against Norway bringing them closer to the
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