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People 'blame counter terror services' for Southport murders

The vast majority of people blame Axel Rudakubana for the murder of three children in Southport last summer but some 70 per cent also blame counter terrorism services, according to a YouGov survey.

New rules on private parking could help drivers get fines cancelled

New regulations for private parking are set to make it easier for drivers to challenge and reduce fines. The introduction of a new code of practice by the British Parking Association and the International Parking Community will also mean private parking firms will need to provide clearer signage, but motoring organisations argue it does not go far enough.

Storm Eowyn prompts dad to come up with 'genius' idea to protect wheelie bins

As Storm Eowyn wreaks havoc across the UK with fierce winds and red weather warnings in some regions, one quick-thinking Irish dad has been praised for his unique approach to protecting his household wheelie bins.

DWP steps up move to get disabled people and long-term sick working

An investigation spearheaded by ex-John Lewis chief, Sir Charlie Mayfield, has been set in motion to explore how the Department for Work and Pensions (DWP) can collaborate with businesses to integrate disabled individuals and those with long-term illnesses into the workforce. The 'Keep Britain Working Review', announced last November, aims to address what's been termed as "spiralling levels of inactivity".