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A death from heart disease takes place every three minutes, charity warns
Every day, around 480 families across the UK will lose a loved one to cardiovascular conditions such as heart attack and stroke
New betting and vape shops could be blocked under new community powers
Communities will be given the power under plans to revitalise neglected high streets
Britain needs ‘wholesale change’, Andy Burnham says in challenge to Starmer days before Labour conference
The Greater Manchester mayor is being talked up for a parliamentary comeback to take over from Keir Starmer with Labour struggling in the polls
Six animal rights activists cleared over Grand National protests
Jury delivers not guilty verdicts after campaigners climbed onto track and disrupted race
Man charged with arson and attempted murder after Enfield flat fire
Nathaniel Dwyer-White, 33, has been charged with attempted murder and arson, among other offences
Jeremy Corbyn admits ‘we haven’t covered ourselves in glory’ after Your Party infighting chaos
Jeremy Corbyn apologised for the chaos in establishing the left-wing challenger party that prompted a public spat between its founding members
Tories refer Starmer to standards commissioner over allegations about historic campaign donations
Tory chairman Kevin Hollinrake has asked for an investigation into the role of Keir Starmer’s now chief of staff in running his leadership campaign amid allegations of undeclared donations
Fire brigade worker sacked over Tesco queue-jumping row wins unfair dismissal claim
Ryan Shearwood said he had used his elbow to “defend” himself after the woman skipped the self-checkout queue
Farage condemned for falsely accusing eastern European migrants of eating swans from royal parks
Nigel Farage has been accused of ‘peddling wild conspiracy theories’ with critics saying his latest claims are a ‘direct lift from the Trump song book’