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"Every single day since I’ve been here, people have called in," she vented, citing examples of multiple call-outs throughout the week.

Join artisan cheesemakers, farmers, chefs, brewers, winemakers, distillers and enthusiasts from March 22 to 24 at the 18th annual California Artisan Cheese Festival that takes place in Santa Rosa and locations throughout Marin and Sonoma counties. Start off on March 23 with “Seminars and Pairing Discussions.” Choose a guided cheese and wine tasting at Kendall-Jackson […]

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Good evening. Britain is bracing for the tenth storm of the winter with 70mph winds and heavy downpours. Meanwhile, Keir Starmer has condemned the Government’s “sticking plaster” approach to the bad weather.

Good evening. Rishi Sunak has warned the Houthis of further Western airstrikes, after a missile from the rebel group hit a US-owned ship near Yemen. Elsewhere, an extremist group responsible for a pro-Palestine protest is to be banned in Britain.

Good evening. Boeing’s chief executive has admitted the mid-air Alaska Airlines door panel blowout was the aircraft maker’s “mistake”. Elsewhere, Rishi Sunak has promised a new law to exonerate postmasters caught up in the Post Office IT scandal.

Good evening. Rishi Sunak would “strongly support” an official review into whether former Post Office boss Paula Vennells should be stripped of her CBE in the wake of the Horizon IT scandal. Nigel Farage has also demanded that Sir Keir Starmer explain why did he not intervene while director of public prosecutions.

Good evening. Sir Keir Starmer has accused Rishi Sunak of “squatting” in 10 Downing Street after the Prime Minister failed to set a precise date for the next general election. Elsewhere, the men mentioned in the Jeffrey Epstein files have been revealed to the public. Not all of those named are accused of wrongdoing.

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