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Staff, volunteers and patients at London hospices currently fall outside the NHS claim-back scheme.

The scheme will see free school meals offered to pupils universally for one academic year.

It comes as the mayor extends the scheme to all Londoners, which has frustrated neighbouring councils.

I ought not to air my views on the extension to the Ultra low emission zone (Ulez). Because as a light-sleeping, car-less Londoner living on a busy road, I’d ban them all.

The force at first gave a yearly figure of 99 - it turned out the number of strip searches was 269.

The 2012 Olympic stadium, now home to West Ham United, plans to generate its own power by next year.

Questions are being asked about a series of payments made by Foreign Office officials - including some £1,841 at Norwich City FC's online shop.

The U.K. culture secretary tweeted over the weekend that the license fee model the BBC relies on would end when the current deal expires in 2027. ("It was an interesting way of announcing it," the BBCs director-general noted.) “This licence fee announcement will be the last," c…

Breckland is anchored by its five market towns, but how best to support them after Covid’s hit to the high street? Noah Vickers reports.

The toilets at Cowper Road car park, pictured prior to their demolition this week. - Credit: Noah Vickers As the long-disused toilets at the Cowper Road car park were prepared for demolition by Breckland District Council, reporter Noah Vickers asked Dereham locals and shoppers whether the town needs more public toilets. Pat Weinling said she had been forced to use the loos at Morrisons, as she wasnt able to find any public toilets in the town. - Credit: Noah Vickers Pat Weinling, 69, who is re...