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Britain’s independent brewing industry experienced a sharp decline in 2024, with 100 breweries closing, according to data from the Society of Independent Brewers (Siba).
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White House Security Adviser Mike Waltz defends Trump's criticism of Zelenskyy - as it happened
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Almost a fifth of teachers have witnessed a student with a blade or knife in school, survey finds
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Pope Francis Hospitalized and cancels public events
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UK Uber and Bolt Drivers to strike on Valentine’s Day over pay and safety
Drivers in major UK cities are set to log off for six hours in protest against low wages, long working hours, and safety concerns.
More Britons than ever are expected to reach 100 as life expectancy rises
The ONS predicts more than one in 10 boys and one in six girls born in 2023 will live to 100.
Vance criticises Europe as Zelenskyy casts doubt on US peace plan - as it happened
US vice-president JD Vance tells Munich security summit he believes a settlement can be made between Russia and Ukraine.