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Strictly star almost quit after father's death

Gladiators star Jodie Ounsley reveals she nearly withdrew from the Strictly Come Dancing Christmas special following the sudden death of her father, Phil. Read her emotional story.

Strictly star Luba Mushtuk opts for solo Christmas

Strictly Come Dancing professional Luba Mushtuk reveals she will spend Christmas Day 2025 alone, painting her walls and watching movies. Find out why she's choosing 'me time' over a traditional celebration.

easyJet flight halted over 'dead passenger' claims

An easyJet flight from Malaga to Gatwick was dramatically stopped after cabin crew suspected an elderly passenger was dead. The airline and passengers give conflicting accounts of the shocking incident.

Edge Hill names new Deputy Vice-Chancellor for 2026

Edge Hill University appoints Professor Abigail Moriarty as Deputy Vice-Chancellor (Education & Students), bringing expertise in student experience and digital innovation from the University of Lincoln. Read more.

Edge Hill Law Alumni Return to Inspire Students

Five distinguished Edge Hill University law graduates returned to campus for an inspiring alumni panel, sharing career journeys and advice with current students. Discover the paths from degree to practice.

£50m School for Walsall Gets Green Light

The Department for Education confirms a £50m free school in Walsall, creating 1000 places. Windsor Academy Trust will deliver the project, which faces local opposition over its Reedswood Park site.

Major Review into Rising Youth Inactivity Launched

A major independent review, led by Alan Milburn, will investigate the surge in young people not in work or education. The probe aims to tackle 'uncomfortable truths' and find solutions.

New Principal for Truro and Penwith College

Truro and Penwith College names Carl Riding as its new Principal and Chief Executive. He will take up the post in March 2026, bringing a track record of Ofsted 'Outstanding' success. Read more.

DWP: No State Pension for Terminally Ill Under 66

DWP minister Stephen Timms has ruled out a state pension-level income for terminally ill people under 66, but outlined existing fast-track benefit support. Learn about the Special Rules for End of Life.

Holocaust Centre North Launches Digital Archive

Holocaust Centre North unveils a free online archive and digital galleries, providing unprecedented global access to over 21,000 items documenting survival and new lives in Northern England.

Asha's Restaurant Returns to Selly Park Girls' School

Award-winning Birmingham restaurant Asha's delivered a hands-on cookery session to Year 11 pupils at Selly Park Girls' School, aiming to inspire future hospitality careers. Read about the successful community initiative.

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