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ITV won't commission another show with "Jeremy Kyle" format - CEO
British broadcaster ITV will not commission another show with the same format as tabloid talkshow "The Jeremy Kyle Show" which was cancelled last month, its boss told lawmakers on Tuesday. "We won't commission a show with that (format)," ITV Chief Executive Carolyn McCall said
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Members of ‘callous’ puppy farming gang jailed
Norwich Crown Court heard that police found dogs in cages, and some in 'pitch-dark sheds with no access to light'.
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Brexit: Johnson says Britain will leave EU on 31 October 'do or die'
Tory leadership frontrunner vows to push for no deal if necessary to meet deadline. Boris Johnson has pledged that the UK will leave the European Union on 31 October “do or die”, as he promised to push for a no-deal Brexit if this was needed to meet the departure deadline. Johnson told Talkradio that
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Exclusive: Johnson courts financiers in race to become British PM - sources
Boris Johnson, the frontrunner in the race to become Britain's next prime minister, has met hedge fund and private equity executives to raise donations for his leadership campaign, according to sources familiar with the matter. Johnson, who on Tuesday reaffirmed his determination to take Britain
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Boris Johnson vows Brexit will happen ‘come what may’
The Tory leadership candidate made his latest commitment to deliver Brexit as he faced continued pressure over his private life.
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Rare Pink Rainbows Light Skies Of South And West England
A pink rainbow lit up the skies above parts of Britain on Monday evening
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Harry and Meghan's £2.4m home renovation sparks backlash
Campaigners have called for a parliamentary inquiry to be launched after it was revealed that £2.4m of taxpayers' money was spent on refurbishing the Duke and Duchess of Sussex's home. Republic, which campaigns for an elected head of state, questioned why the funds had been "thrown"
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Two People Arrested After A-Level Maths Paper Leaked Online
Two people have been arrested after details of an A-level maths paper wereleaked ahead of a test sat on June 13, the exam board has confirmed
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South East hit by flooding before warm weather moves in
Some areas in south-east England were deluged with almost half a month's worth of rain in a few hours on Tuesday morning, the Met Office said.
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Four arrested over death of man shot with crossbow in Anglesey
Four people have been arrested as part of an investigation into the killing of a retired lecturer who was shot dead with a crossbow. Gerald Corrigan was struck outside his "extremely remote" home near South Stack Road in Holyhead, Anglesey, at around 12:35am on 19 April. The 74-year-old was
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Molly Russell’s father warns social media firms over harmful material
He said tech companies had 'absolutely failed' to self-regulate and welcomed new legislation to govern online platforms.
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Southern Water face criminal probe after record £126m fine - and customers to get rebates
Southern Water is under criminal investigation by the Environment Agency after "serious failures" in its sewage treatment sites and for deliberately misreporting its performance. The Environment Agency is investigating the impact of wastewater spillages as a result of Southern Water's
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Boris Johnson under continued pressure over personal life
The former foreign secretary has refused to answer questions about his relationship with Carrie Symonds.
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Woodford fund managers used flawed rules to the full, FCA boss says
FCA chief executive Andrew Bailey said EU rules on collective investments need overhauling.
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Hunt says cannot envisage Britain joining U.S.-led war with Iran
Britain does not expect the United States to request that the United Kingdom joins a war with Iran and London would be unlikely to agree to join such a conflict, Foreign Secretary Jeremy Hunt said on Tuesday. "The U.S. is our closest ally, we talk to them the whole time, we consider any requests
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Rise in royal spending disappointing in times of austerity, says Labour peer
The Duke and Duchess of Sussex spent £2.4 million of taxpayers' money on Frogmore Cottage, while the monarchy cost the taxpayer £67 million.
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Charles and Camilla rack up most expensive royal tour of year
The couple visited the Caribbean and Cuba at the request of the Government.
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Twelve Dead Following Invasive Streptococcus A Outbreak In Essex
Twelve people in Essex have died following an outbreak of a rare strain ofstreptococcus, it has emerged
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Hillsborough match commander David Duckenfield to face retrial
A retrial is expected to take place on October 7.
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New rules for electric vehicle chargepoints
Devices funded by government grants must feature smart technology from next month.
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Boris Johnson has declined to talk about a row involving his partner saying it is unfair to 'drag' his loved ones into politics.
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Car chiefs warn of ‘knockout blow’ to industry from no-deal Brexit
The Society of Motor Manufacturers and Traders said a hard exit from the EU could cost the sector up to £70m a day.
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Renee MacRae search team find pushchair parts in quarry
Police are carrying out a forensic search of Leanach Quarry in the Highlands.
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Boris Johnson ducks question about 'staged' photo with partner
Boris Johnson has dodged questions about a "staged" photograph with his girlfriend as he took questions during a live radio phone-in. An image of Mr Johnson with Carrie Symonds - apparently taken in the Sussex countryside on Sunday - showed a display of unity after neighbours called police
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Jeremy Kyle bosses criticised as ‘irresponsible’ over lie-detector tests
MPs are grilling ITV bosses about the programme.
