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Liverpool vs Leicester Match reaction and analysis Liverpool vs Leicester Match reaction and analysis, the first premier league back after the world cup. Nunez must start putting some of these chances away or he’ll be shipped out. BBC Sport Liverpool came from behind to beat Leicester in their final Premier League game of 2022. It was a night to forget for Faes but one that was also so uncharacteristic, with the Belgian defender having been a huge player for the Foxes since joining on transfer deadline day back in September. The Foxes made the ideal start when they took the…

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More than 8,700 chargers installed, bringing total to 37,000 in a 30% increase British companies installed a record number of public electric car chargers during 2022 as they raced to dominate a fast-growing and potentially lucrative market. There were more than 8,700 public chargers installed in the UK during the year to 22 December, bringing the total available to more than 37,000, according to Zap-Map, a data company. That represented a 30% year-on-year increase, slower than the 38% annual growth in sales of battery electric cars during the year to November. Continue reading… ​More than 8,700 chargers installed, bringing total…

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One in five takeaways in some areas of UK did not satisfactorily meet required standards, data shows Takeaways in poorer parts of England are twice as likely to need improvement in food hygiene as those in wealthier areas, with as many as one in five in some parts of the UK falling below required standards, according to Guardian analysis. Almost one in 10 takeaways in England’s poorest neighbourhoods did not satisfactorily comply with food hygiene standards, compared with just one in 24 in the richest, according to an analysis of almost 600,000 inspection reports at the beginning of December, 64,000…

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Woman, 39, found with serious injuries and pronounced dead at scene in Hayes, say police A 29-year-old man has been arrested on suspicion of murder after a woman was found dead in her home on New Year’s Eve. Police and paramedics were called to an address in Willenhall Drive in Hayes, west London, at 10.13am on Saturday. They found a 39-year-old woman with serious injuries, and she was pronounced dead at the scene. Continue reading… ​Woman, 39, found with serious injuries and pronounced dead at scene in Hayes, say policeA 29-year-old man has been arrested on suspicion of murder after…

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First minister claims Tories in Westminster are ‘staggering’ and could be months away from collapse The Welsh first minister has told the Labour party in Wales to be prepared for a general election in the new year, believing the UK government could be months away from sudden collapse. Mark Drakeford claimed the Conservative government in Westminster was “staggering”, and that at any moment it could be “overwhelmed” and forced to call a snap UK election. Continue reading… ​First minister claims Tories in Westminster are ‘staggering’ and could be months away from collapseThe Welsh first minister has told the Labour party…

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Last crossings were on Christmas Day, with none recorded in last six days of the year More than 45,000 people crossed the Channel to the UK in small boats over the past year, according to government figures, with 90 crossing on Christmas Day. Two boats from France on 25 December were the last recorded in 2022, according to the Ministry of Defence, bringing the total number of people who crossed to 45,756. Rain and high winds on the south coast may have prevented crossings. Continue reading… ​Last crossings were on Christmas Day, with none recorded in last six days of…

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Climate protest group says temporary shift will ‘prioritise relationships over roadblocks’ The climate protest group Extinction Rebellion is shifting tactics from disruptions such as smashing windows and glueing themselves to public places in 2023, it has announced. A new year resolution to “prioritise attendance over arrest and relationships over roadblocks”, was spelled out in a 1 January statement titled “We quit”, which said “constantly evolving tactics is a necessary approach”. Continue reading… ​Climate protest group says temporary shift will ‘prioritise relationships over roadblocks’The climate protest group Extinction Rebellion is shifting tactics from disruptions such as smashing windows and glueing themselves…

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