Pom poms and crocheted poll data: Public document election with arts and crafts
Sarra Jenkins said: ‘(The poll tracker) was not really something I anticipated people grabbing on to – it’s been really sweet and nice to see.’
Sarra Jenkins said: ‘(The poll tracker) was not really something I anticipated people grabbing on to – it’s been really sweet and nice to see.’
Seventy-two signs, one for each life lost in the 2017 fire, were placed in the area
The X Factor winner welcomed her first child with the footballer in June 2022 and their second in September 2023
People are set to fit trips to cash machines around casting their general election votes
At least six people have died and further fatalities ‘remains a grim reality’
Strike by London Trams engineers has been ‘resolved’, said TfL
The data comes as the UN Secretary-General urges world leaders to ban adverts from fossil fuel companies
The US President spent six days at Camp David preparing for the June 27 debate
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The chair of Lloyd's of London had written to the Corporation stating it ‘would rob the City of a really important convening space’
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Former Yorkshire stalwart, 83, to have operation in second battle with throat cancer
Sunak hailed the ‘Conservative family united’ after an appearance by his predecessor.
Former England Under-23 international was also the last-surviving member of the Nottingham Forest team that won the 1959 FA Cup
Timings released for Wednesday’s action at SW19
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Winners to face England or Switzerland for a place in the European Championship final in Berlin
For fanatics there are 180 dolls, including the mechanical inside of 1968’s ‘talking Barbie’ and 1975’s ‘growing up Skipper’ whose boobs grew by rotating her arm
The SNP leader is expected to describe the campaign in Scotland as a ‘real contest of ideas and values’.
The Scottish Labour leader was speaking on the eve of the General Election.
Campaigners have called for ‘real change and real commitments’ seven years on from the deadly fire.
The Green Party has named four seats which it will target on Wednesday.
The Conservatives have in recent days focused on shoring up their vote.
Climate change will be the ‘most urgent and severe’ issue to face whoever is Prime Minister after July 4, the party’s co-leader said.