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Prue Leith rushed to hospital amid stroke fears after struggling to speak (opens the original)
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Dame Prue Leith was taken to hospital following fears she was suffering a stroke. The former Great British Bake Off judge, 86, was holidaying in Yorkshire when a severe migraine left her struggling to speak. Her husband, John Playfair, raised concerns about her symptoms with their doctor, who summoned an ambulance. Writing in her “Prue’s News” column for the September issue of The Oldie magazine, which is out on Friday, Dame Prue recalled: “A few weeks ago, staying in Yorkshire, I had a migraine
Prince William âtruly saddenedâ by death of ex-British Army soldier Nirmal Purja (opens the original)
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Prince William said he is âtruly saddenedâ to learn of the death of former British Army and Royal Marines soldier Nirmal Purja. Nirmal Purja, the celebrated Nepalese mountaineer, was leading an expedition of 10 climbers on Broad Peak, the worldâs 12th highest mountain, when the avalanche struck around midday on Thursday. Following extensive search efforts, his company, Elite Exped, confirmed his death. In a social media post on Saturday evening, the Prince of Wales described Mr Purja as "o
Prince William âtruly saddenedâ by death of ex-British Army soldier Nirmal Purja (opens the original)
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Prince William said he is âtruly saddenedâ to learn of the death of former British Army and Royal Marines soldier Nirmal Purja. Nirmal Purja, the celebrated Nepalese mountaineer, was leading an expedition of 10 climbers on Broad Peak, the worldâs 12th highest mountain, when the avalanche struck around midday on Thursday. Following extensive search efforts, his company, Elite Exped, confirmed his death. In a social media post on Saturday evening, the Prince of Wales described Mr Purja as "o
500,000 UK households cancel their TV licence in a year (opens the original)
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BBC TV licences fell by over half a million in a single year, the corporation’s annual report has revealed. By the close of the 2025/2026 financial year, 23.3 million licences were active, a decrease of 540,000. The drop is attributed to fewer households requiring a licence, as they no longer consume licensable content. Households declaring no need for a licence simultaneously rose by 62,000, reaching 3.7 million. This decline follows 23.8 million licences being in force the previous year. Overa
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