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Liz Truss sticks by plan but admits mistakes, and says top-rate tax cut was chancellor's idea
Liz Truss has admitted that she "should have laid the ground better" for the government's tax-cutting mini-budget after the pound slumped to a record low.
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Indonesia football disaster: At least 174 killed after riot and stampede at match as tear gas fired
At least 174 people have been killed in a riot at a football match in Indonesia, most of whom were trampled to death after police fired tear gas, in one of the world's worst sporting disasters.
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Liz Truss and Tories' approval ratings take another hit in fresh poll
Liz Truss and the Tories' approval ratings have again plummeted in a fresh poll - as Labour jumped to a 19-point lead.
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Released Ukrainian prisoner of war reveals torment at the hands of Russians
When Ukrainian marine Mikhailo Dianov was released from Russian detention, his photo shocked the world.
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First official photo of King and Queen Consort alongside Prince and Princess of Wales released
Buckingham Palace has released the first official photograph of the King and the Queen Consort standing alongside the new Prince and Princess of Wales.
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London Marathon: 50,000 runners (including man dressed as tree) taking part in largest-ever London Marathon
The London Marathon is taking place today - and with more than 50,000 people taking part, it's on course to break records for the world's largest.
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Climate activist 'pours human faeces' on Captain Sir Tom Moore memorial in protest over private jets
Footage appears to show a climate activist pouring human faeces on a memorial for Captain Sir Tom Moore.
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'Skinometer' can detect skin cancer that's invisible to the human eye
The world's first scanner capable of detecting skin cancer invisible to the human eye has been invented to improve diagnosis and speed up surgery.
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Hurricane Ian: 'Treacherous' storm heads for Washington and New York, as toll reaches 77
At least 77 people have been confirmed dead after Hurricane Ian struck the US - with rescuers desperately searching for survivors among the ruins of flooded homes.
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Man charged with murder of nine-year-old Olivia Pratt-Korbel in Liverpool
A man has been charged with the murder of nine-year-old Olivia Pratt-Korbel who was shot dead in her home in Liverpool.
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Q Radio World News
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Indonesia football disaster: At least 174 killed after riot and stampede at match as tear gas fired
At least 174 people have been killed in a riot at a football match in Indonesia, most of whom were trampled to death after police fired tear gas, in one of the world's worst sporting disasters.
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Ukraine forces Russian troops out of city a day after Vladimir Putin's annexation
Russian troops have pulled out of the city of Lyman in eastern Ukraine due to the risk they were being encircled by Ukrainian forces, the Kremlin has said.
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Nord Stream leaks leave Danish residents feeling vulnerable and unsettled
In the Baltic Sea, we're heading to a crime scene.
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Released Ukrainian prisoner of war reveals torment at the hands of Russians
When Ukrainian marine Mikhailo Dianov was released from Russian detention, his photo shocked the world.
Q Radio National Sport
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Indonesia: At least 174 people killed after riot at football match
At least 174 people have been killed in a riot at a football match in Indonesia, most of whom were trampled to death after police fired tear gas, in one of the world's worst sporting disasters.
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Singapore GP: Charles Leclerc takes pole in thrilling qualifying as Max Verstappen finishes eighth
Charles Leclerc edged out Sergio Perez and Lewis Hamilton for pole in a thrilling Singapore Grand Prix qualifying session, as Max Verstappen was left fuming after finishing eighth.
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Singapore GP: Carlos Sainz leads Ferrari one-two from Charles Leclerc in Practice Two
Carlos Sainz led a one-two from team-mate Charles Leclerc as Ferrari set the pace in Practice Two at the Singapore Grand Prix on Friday.
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Antonio Conte criticises England's use of VAR after Emerson Royal was sent off in Tottenham's loss at Arsenal
Antonio Conte was heavily critical of VAR after Emerson Royal was sent off in Tottenham's 3-1 loss at Arsenal - with the Spurs coach demanding that the video officiating in England be more like Italy.
Q Radio Entertainment News
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Backstage With... Big Narstie on new TV show Jungle where 'drill music is presented to you as art'
With traditional channels and streaming services all constantly creating new content in a bid to win viewers, it's not often that something genuinely unique hits our screens.
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New law in California stops rap lyrics from being used as evidence in court
California has introduced a new bill that restricts the use of rap lyrics as evidence in court.
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Trevor Noah quits The Daily Show after seven years
Trevor Noah is quitting as the host of The Daily Show, saying his "time is up" after seven years on the late-night talk show.
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Oasis star Bonehead announces he's been given all clear for tonsil cancer
Former Oasis guitarist Paul Arthurs - better known as Bonehead - has announced that he has been given the "all clear" after being diagnosed with tonsil cancer earlier this year.
Q Radio Business News
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British Steel's Chinese owner seeks huge government aid package
The owners of Britain's second-biggest steel producer are seeking an urgent package of financial support from taxpayers amid renewed fears for thousands of industrial jobs in the north of England.
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Minister issues warning as government energy support package kicks in to cover huge spike in bills
Consumers are being warned they may be targeted by scammers as the government's energy price guarantee comes into effect.
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How much will my bills increase now the energy price cap comes into effect
Gas and electricity bills are going up as the new energy price cap takes effect.
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Train services crippled by fresh strike, as Royal Mail staff walk out for second day
Rail passengers have been urged to only travel if "absolutely necessary" today as members of four trade unions stage a 24-hour walkout.
Q Radio Quirky News
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Lidl told to destroy gold chocolate bunnies after it loses copyright case with Lindt
Lidl has been ordered to destroy its chocolate bunnies after it lost a court battle with Lindt.
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Trapped squirrel forces Greggs shop to close
An overly adventurous squirrel forced a Greggs shop to close after getting trapped inside.
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How even Sweden's PM has been tweeting the wrong Liz Truss
A woman on Twitter named Liz Trussell is having her very own John Lewis moment as people confuse her for Britain's next prime minister.
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'Udderly ridiculous': Firefighters spend three hours re-mooving cow stuck in a tree
A cow was re-mooved from a tree by firefighters after the animal got stuck in a tight spot.
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Police find cocaine worth £1.2m hidden in wheelchair at Milan airport
Almost £1.2m worth of cocaine was found in a motorised wheelchair in Italy.
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How much will this year's Panini World Cup sticker album cost to complete?
The Panini World Cup 2022 sticker album has been released - but in order to fill it, football fans will likely have to spend a lot more than they think.
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Taylor Swift songwriting course to be offered at university in Texas
Taylor Swift's songwriting is to be the subject of a new literature course at a Texas university.
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Microsoft reveals Janet Jackson song had the power to crash laptops - even if it wasn't playing on them
The music video for Janet Jackson's 1989 hit Rhythm Nation was a sensation in terms of its choreography and direction.
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Cambridge's medieval friars were 'riddled with parasites' - and it's easy to see why
Medieval friars living in Cambridge were "riddled with parasites" because of questionable gardening practices, a study suggests.
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Old manuscripts which reveal bizarre medieval medical cures being shared by Cambridge University
Baking a salted owl and grinding it into powder to treat gout is one of the bizarre suggestions found among thousands of medieval medical remedies.
Q Radio Politics
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Liz Truss sticks by plan but admits mistakes, and says top-rate tax cut was chancellor's idea
Liz Truss has admitted that she "should have laid the ground better" for the government's tax-cutting mini-budget after the pound slumped to a record low.
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Liz Truss and Tories' approval ratings take another hit in fresh poll
Liz Truss and the Tories' approval ratings have again plummeted in a fresh poll - as Labour jumped to a 19-point lead.
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Devolved nations demand urgent meeting with chancellor as Tory top team doubles down on plan to cut spending
The devolved governments of the UK want an urgent meeting with Chancellor Kwasi Kwarteng to discuss immediate action to reverse the damaging effects of the mini-budget.
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West Bromwich: Red wall town that turned blue split on Liz Truss ahead of Conservative conference
The fact that the Tory Party conference is happening only five miles away in Birmingham may have escaped many of the shoppers in West Bromwich, but they all had an opinion on Liz Truss and her first few weeks in office.
Q Radio Tech News
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'Skinometer' can detect skin cancer that's invisible to the human eye
The world's first scanner capable of detecting skin cancer invisible to the human eye has been invented to improve diagnosis and speed up surgery.
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Elon Musk debuts Tesla's first humanoid robot with eye on mass market
Elon Musk has unveiled a prototype of Tesla's humanoid robot Optimus, which the electric car maker aims to mass produce in the millions and sell for under £18,000.
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Prince William calls for improved online safety after coroner's ruling in Molly Russell death
Prince William has called for improved online safety for children after a coroner ruled social media contributed to the death of 14-year-old Molly Russell.
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The digital trail that sheds light on final months of Molly Russell's life
Molly Russell was a typical teenage girl. She liked Harry Potter and horse-riding. She was juggling homework, starring in an upcoming school play, and keeping up friendships, all with the support of her loving family in northwest London.
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