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Rolling Stone lends one-tonne sculpture to Longleat
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The large bronze work has been loaned to the Wiltshire safari park by guitarist Ronnie Wood. (BBC News)
Industry given no information on new driving rules, says instructor
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The new rules will be introduced in October and are described as the most significant reform of driver licensing for 70 years. (BBC News)
Rail delays and yellow wind warnings as Storm Dave due to ease on Easter Sunday
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An amber wind alert for parts of northern England, north-west Wales and southern Scotland was lifted at 3am. (London News)
'I bought the theme park I loved growing up'
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New owner James Mellors says he wants to put Lightwater Valley back on the map. (BBC News)
Is taking your cat for a walk good for them or just good for TikTok?
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Owners say they train their cats to walk on a lead because letting them outside alone is dangerous. (BBC News)
The little girl's belongings that tell the story of the Aberfan disaster
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Marylyn Minett’s school book, her dress and her brother’s football will be preserved by Wales’ national museum. (BBC News)
Fair Work Agency’s priorities criticised days before its launch
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Cornerstone of the UK’s Employment Rights Act ‘in danger of becoming a dead duck’, says Unite bossThe government has asked its new employment rights watchdog to reduce the regulatory burden on business, it has emerged, a request that worker advocates said risks turning the agency into “a dead duck”.The Fair Work Agency (FWA), which is being launched on Tuesday, is a cornerstone of Labour’s Employment Rights Act. It will bring together several existing labour enforcement bodies and its responsibilities will include policing the minimum wage, holiday pay and modern slavery. Continue reading... (The Guardian)
Ministers working with Labour backbenchers to temper Mahmood immigration plans
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Exclusive: Starmer urged to go further with exemptions if he wants to avoid widespread anger from his own MPsA number of ministers concerned about Shabana Mahmood’s immigration changes are working behind the scenes with backbenchers to secure more exemptions, the Guardian has learned.Keir Starmer is consulting on the proposed changes, which would make it harder to achieve settled status in the UK, and is under pressure from within his own party to say the measures should not apply to people who have already entered the UK. Continue reading... (The Guardian)
‘WE GOT HIM!’ Trump says US airman rescued after dramatic Iran operation
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The US president revealed late on Saturday that the stranded serviceman, a colonel, had been recovered after surviving days behind enemy lines (London News)