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Still an avid fan after 80 years, Dennis was honoured at Horsfall Stadium, the new home of Bradford (Park Avenue), and presented with signed shirts.

Industrial action has cost the rail industry £716m since the feud between unions and operators began, new figures have revealed.

ZeroHedge - On a long enough timeline, the survival rate for everyone drops to zero

Forty-eight Nigeria-trained nurses and midwives who ‘likely’ qualified fraudulently are still being allowed to treat patients while under investigation in the UK. The Nursing and Midwifery Council (NMC) on Friday confirmed that 48 Nigerian professionals are suspected of paying someone to sit a computer-based exam that tests medical knowledge and is needed to work in Britain.

Over 700 Nigerian trained nurses and midwives are suspected of fraudulently passing their qualifications to come to the UK and 48 of them are already in Britian and able to work during the investigation.

With institutions reluctant to match soaring prices, per-student income is eroded further

Britain's biggest water supplier staving off renationalisation, trains derailed by strikes and consumers suffering huge energy bills -- the nation's vital sectors are mired in chaos decades after their controversial privatisation.The nation's rail tracks were not privatised, while the state has periodically enforced temporary renationalisation of badly-run train operators.

"The sad reality is that, in a world increasingly dominated by individual greed ... the water sector has become the biggest fraud story in the UK," one analyst told AFP.

Ivor Broadis - An almost forgotten Newcastle United player from the fabulous fifties

The man running an animal sanctuary in Suffolk has thanked people for their continued support as it launches a fund-raising appeal to pay vet bills.