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Vets sedate 17 stone tiger for delicate operation to remove ingrown toenail
A 17-stone tiger who was sedated so vets could carry out a delicate operation to remove an ingrown toenail is getting back to her playful self, wildlife park staff have said..
Pupils are missing school as they cannot afford meals uniforms and trips
Children from disadvantaged backgrounds are missing lessons because they cannot afford uniforms, food, trips and transport, a report has suggested..
Workers could see 6000 boost to pension pots under Government plans
Millions of workers could see a £6,000 boost to their retirement pots as part of Government plans to double the number of UK pension megafunds by 2030..
Lake District walkers urged to look out for Englands only mountain butterfly
Visitors to the Lake District are being asked to look out for Englands only mountain butterfly to help scientists protect the rare species..
Police granted further time to question Liverpool parade suspect
Police have been given extra time to question a driver who allegedly ploughed into a crowd at Liverpools victory parade..
UK basks in sunniest spring on record
The UK has experienced its sunniest spring on record, with four days of the season still to go..
Original cast from The High Life reuniting for musical
The production will tour Scotland in spring 2026.
Benny Andersson and Anni Frid Lyngstad reunite for third Abba Voyage anniversary
Abba stars Benny Andersson and Anni-Frid Lyngstad have reunited to attend the third anniversary of their virtual concert in London..
Thousands to receive compensation over force fitting of prepaid energy meters
Thats according to the regulator, OFGEM.
Ons Jabeur criticises French Open chiefs as womens prime time snub continues
Ons Jabeur has criticised Roland Garros chiefs for snubbing womens tennis, saying: I dont think they have daughters!.
Thames Water hit with biggest ever fine from OFWAT
Englands biggest water company will pay over 122 million pounds.
Global temperatures likely to be above crucial threshold in next five years
Thats according to World Meteorological Organisation and the UKs Met Office.