The tenants winning legal battles against rent hikes

Join today Already a member? Log in Mouldy baths to broken doors and cold showers – tenants’ complaints over the state of their properties are being laid bare in a spike of challenges against rental hikes. Under a major…

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Young girl’s final words to dad before she was shot dead in unprovoked attack

Sarabi had told her dad Michael: ‘Daddy, I got you an ice cream’, before Goodman, 46, shot her. Goodman admitted to taking several doses of ketamine on the day of the attack, over the recommended limit, which he said had…

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Man Utd fans hit a new low by humiliating Diogo Dalot

Nobody deserves to be humiliated in front of 75,000 people. In no other walk of life would someone who is not good enough at their job be publicly shamed, like a scene from Game of Thrones, so why is it acceptable for it…

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Woman says Al Fayed's brother drugged and sexually abused her at Highland estate

Jill, whose name has been changed for legal reasons, said she was a young Harrods employee when she was recruited to what she believed was an executive training scheme in the 1990s. Speaking for the first time about the…

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The easy way to eat seasonally – and improve your health

Shelves are generally stocked with the same fruit and vegetables year-round. But eating in line with the seasons will boost your gut health and could save you money. “From a nutritional perspective, one of the biggest…

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Inside the high street full of empty homes where landlords can’t sell up

The opening of a new campus in the city’s centre led to an explosion of undergraduates. 1996 saw 500 new students in the Brayford Pool campus – now it is home to around 17,000 undergraduates, of whom 12,000 live in the…

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England’s greatest attacking threat and the looming Henry Pollock question

The winger who is arguably England’s greatest attacking threat – as has been the case for the past couple of years since his exciting emergence with Exeter Chiefs – is also a student doctor, but it did not take a medical…

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I’m a food editor – these are the tastiest tins of food I’m stockpiling

Make sure you can feed yourselves for three days, the government says. Over the past 10 days, purchasing possibly unreasonable volumes of tinned goods has become a widespread hobby. Is stockpiling the middle class…

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Free school milk scheme could end after 50 years

It was in 1977 that the current School Milk Subsidy Scheme (SMSS) was launched, covering youngsters aged four to 11. But, from 2027, the UK government agency that administers it will no longer do so, meaning the Welsh…

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New GP contract deal a 'start' but more funding needed, BMA warns

However, she said the investment was only "a start" and was "by no means all that we need" in order to address all of the demands that GPs are facing. The total in-year value for the 2026/27 General Medical Services…

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