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Fears grow in Japan for truck driver trapped in sinkhole for third day
Policing minister accepts forces in England and Wales face ‘challenging’ cuts
Police forces in England and Wales are facing “difficult and challenging” circumstances, the policing minister has accepted, as some have been forced to cut their number of officers.
Diana Johnson said forces would need to make decisions locally on how many officers to have, days after Essex police said they …
Delays to post-Brexit border checks may have let diseased chicken enter UK
UK house prices rise for fifth straight month but market ‘softening’
House prices rose for a fifth consecutive month in January, but the annual rate of growth slowed as the UK property market showed signs of “softening”, according to Nationwide.
The building society’s monthly tracker found that prices in January rose 0.1% on the previous month, with the cost of an …
Six Nations 2025 predictions: our writers on who will win and why
Ugo Monye
Who is going to win and why?
France are the favourites for me. The form their players have shown in the Champions Cup is extraordinary. There are six French teams in the last 16 and five have home ties. They are peaking at the right time and …Wood Green and Manx Liberty take Four Nations Chess League down to the wire
The UK’s national league, the 4NCL, is turning into a two-horse race after last weekend’s third and fourth rounds at Peterborough. Wood Green, the 2024 and London League champions, and Manx Liberty, the 2023 winners whose core is a group of Romanian and Hungarian grandmasters, have both won all their …
Friday briefing: How do you fix Britain’s broken disability benefits system?
Good morning. A new public accounts committee report has found that disability benefit claimants are receiving “unacceptably poor service” from the government, waiting on average 10 times longer than other claimants for their calls to be answered. Meanwhile, rising DWP underpayments are leaving many at greater risk of hardship.
For …
New technology could make fridges cheaper and more eco-friendly
Land use plan for England to map best areas for farming and nature
Nearly half of Danes see US as threat and 78% oppose Greenland sale, poll shows
Almost half of Danish people now consider the US to be a considerable threat to their country and the overwhelming majority oppose Greenland leaving to become part of the US, new polling has found.
The research by YouGov, shared exclusively with the Guardian, comes after weeks of tension between Denmark, …