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Low paid ‘miss out on flexible working’

BBC October 4, 2016

The less you earn, the less likely you are to work flexibly, new research suggests. Source: BBC

Cardiff City: Neil Warnock to be named manager after Paul Trollope sacking

BBC October 4, 2016

Cardiff City are set to appoint former Sheffield United boss Neil Warnock as manager following Paul Trollope's sacking. Source: BBC

US election: Kaine and Pence square off in vice-presidential debate

BBC October 4, 2016

Republican vice-presidential candidate Mike Pence and his Democratic counterpart Tim Kaine face off in their only debate of the election. Source: BBC

Jockeys urged to avoid High Street banks by PJA after frauds

BBC October 4, 2016

Jockeys in the UK are advised to move their money out of High Street banks, after a string of frauds dating back more than two years. Source: BBC

Danny Rose agrees with England being ‘laughing stock’ after Sam Allardyce exit

BBC October 4, 2016

Danny Rose says Alan Shearer was right to call England a "laughing stock" following Sam Allardyce's departure as manager. Source: BBC

Philippine Duterte tells Obama to ‘go to hell’

BBC October 4, 2016

US President Barack Obama can "go to hell" over his criticism of the Philippines brutal war against drugs, President Rodrigo Duterte says. Source: BBC

UKIP leader Diane James ‘to stand down’

BBC October 4, 2016

UKIP leader Diane James is expected to stand down 18 days after she was elected to the post, senior party sources say. Source: BBC

Tyson Fury says he took cocaine to help with depression

BBC October 4, 2016

World heavyweight boxing champion Tyson Fury says he has been taking cocaine to help him deal with depression. Source: BBC

High Court rules Jermaine Baker police officer can retire

BBC October 4, 2016

A senior officer involved in a Met operation in which a man was shot dead by police is allowed to retire, despite being under investigation. Source: BBC

Why are South African students protesting?

BBC October 4, 2016

A look at what has sparked the biggest student protests to hit South Africa since apartheid ended in 1994. Source: BBC

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Hundreds attend Alesha MacPhail farewell

Toblerone: Bar to revert to original shape

Low paid ‘miss out on flexible working’

Cardiff City: Neil Warnock to be named manager after Paul Trollope sacking

US election: Kaine and Pence square off in vice-presidential debate

Jockeys urged to avoid High Street banks by PJA after frauds

Danny Rose agrees with England being ‘laughing stock’ after Sam Allardyce exit

Philippine Duterte tells Obama to ‘go to hell’

UKIP leader Diane James ‘to stand down’

Tyson Fury says he took cocaine to help with depression

High Court rules Jermaine Baker police officer can retire

Why are South African students protesting?

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