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UK Couple Gets Rs 11 Lakh Gas Bill After 18 Years Of Uncertainty On Payment
A Staffordshire couple have been hit with a shock bill for almost Rs 11 lakh after being told they owe for 18 years worth of gas at their home.
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UK Woman Graduates From University, Thanks To A Pact She Made With Her Son
The woman has graduated with a first-class degree in Health and Social care.
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River Trent In UK Turns Orange And Blue After Clothing Dyes Released
Although tests on water samples from the river revealed no reason for worry, the agency advised people and pets to stay away from the water.
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UK Man Surrenders To Police Over Duckling Hit-And-Run Incident
A 61-year-old man in the UK handed himself in to police investigating claims three ducklings were "crushed to death" by an impatient van driver as they crossed a road. The Staffordshire police have said that the enquiries are still ongoing.
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Ready Student One? Universities Launch Degrees in E-Sports
E-sports tournaments have become a cultural phenomenon and now rival traditional sports events in size and scale.
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Boy's Lucky Escape As Tablet, Left To Charge Overnight, Burns Mattress
An 11-year-old boy escaped unharmed after his tablet, left to charge overnight, burnt a hold through the mattress even as he slept.
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Shakespeare's 'Kitchen' Found During Archaeological Dig
Archaeologists from Britain's Staffordshire University have unearthed the site of English poet and playwright William Shakespeare's 'kitchen' at New Place, which was the bard's family home in Stratford-upon-Avon at the height of his career for almost two decades.
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Memorial to Honour Sikh Soldiers Unveiled in Britain
In a first, the Sikh community has unveiled in Staffordshire county in Britain a memorial statue to honour the Sikh soldiers who fought during the First World War, a media report said.
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British Health Service Spends 1 Million Pound to Keep Indian-Origin Surgeon Off Work
Britain's state-run National Health Service (NHS) has spent over a million pounds to keep an Indian-origin surgeon off work since 2011, after he raised patient safety concerns at the facility.
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UK Couple Gets Rs 11 Lakh Gas Bill After 18 Years Of Uncertainty On Payment
A Staffordshire couple have been hit with a shock bill for almost Rs 11 lakh after being told they owe for 18 years worth of gas at their home.
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UK Woman Graduates From University, Thanks To A Pact She Made With Her Son
The woman has graduated with a first-class degree in Health and Social care.
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River Trent In UK Turns Orange And Blue After Clothing Dyes Released
Although tests on water samples from the river revealed no reason for worry, the agency advised people and pets to stay away from the water.
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UK Man Surrenders To Police Over Duckling Hit-And-Run Incident
A 61-year-old man in the UK handed himself in to police investigating claims three ducklings were "crushed to death" by an impatient van driver as they crossed a road. The Staffordshire police have said that the enquiries are still ongoing.
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Ready Student One? Universities Launch Degrees in E-Sports
E-sports tournaments have become a cultural phenomenon and now rival traditional sports events in size and scale.
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Boy's Lucky Escape As Tablet, Left To Charge Overnight, Burns Mattress
An 11-year-old boy escaped unharmed after his tablet, left to charge overnight, burnt a hold through the mattress even as he slept.
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Shakespeare's 'Kitchen' Found During Archaeological Dig
Archaeologists from Britain's Staffordshire University have unearthed the site of English poet and playwright William Shakespeare's 'kitchen' at New Place, which was the bard's family home in Stratford-upon-Avon at the height of his career for almost two decades.
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Memorial to Honour Sikh Soldiers Unveiled in Britain
In a first, the Sikh community has unveiled in Staffordshire county in Britain a memorial statue to honour the Sikh soldiers who fought during the First World War, a media report said.
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British Health Service Spends 1 Million Pound to Keep Indian-Origin Surgeon Off Work
Britain's state-run National Health Service (NHS) has spent over a million pounds to keep an Indian-origin surgeon off work since 2011, after he raised patient safety concerns at the facility.
