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Cori Bush—a nurse, activist, and pastor from Missouri— a 20-year incumbent to become her district’s next representative. As she got ready to head to Congress this month, she made headlines by that her Washington, DC, wardrobe will mostly be sourced from thrift shops.

The Great British Bake Off. Producers are urging people north of the border to get involved in the next series after the show's youngest ever contestants proved to be one of its biggest hits.

School attendance has plunged due to coronavirus as more than a fifth of secondary pupils are now stuck at home.

Four years ago, a young man named Jamal Hinton went viral on social media after he mistakenly received a text message inviting him to a Thanksgiving dinner.

Aston Villa captain Jack Grealish pleaded guilty to two charges of careless driving, including one offence in connection with a crash during March’s Coronavirus lockdown.

Judy Trammell can still vividly remember when she received her Dallas Cowboys Cheerleader uniform for the very first time. “I was young, shy and didn’t know a whole lot about what I was getting myself into,” the 62-year-old admitted to Fox News.

The Mirror reports that the funding will come from a previously announced budget of £120 million, it comes as the government face criticism for a pay freeze for almost 4million workers in the latest spending review.Under the working title of ‘Festival UK*2022’, organisers are seeking applications for teams who are seeking commissions for the event.As The BBC previously reported, the event’s chief creative officer, Martin Green, is looking for “big ideas” that can showcase British innovation to the globe, as well as healing nationwide divides as a result of the UK’s departure from the EU.Green, who was previously the head of ceremonies at the London 2012 Olympics, said: “This project was conceived to happen after our exit from the EU and

Trafford’s vote on Greater Manchester’s masterplan for development, jobs and the environment over the next 17 years has been postponed.The Greater Manchester Spatial Framework (GMSF) is the city-region’s plan until 2037 and 6,000 new homes are pencilled in for development in Trafford.The borough council’s executive was due to vote on the plans on November 30, but this has now been pushed back to December 8.For Trafford, the new GMSF shows over three quarters of all new homes are set to be built on existing land and small sites – reducing the loss of green belt land from the original plan by 40 per cent.And land for some 365,000 square metres of business space has been identified to boost for local jobs and provide sites for future

reported yesterday how leaders of Focus Trust were under pressure from the government to reverse their plan to shut a week earlier than planned.They had announced last week that all 15 of their schools - seven of which are in Greater Manchester - would close on December 11, instead of the original planned date of December 18.The decision came amid growing concerns over the number of families that could be forced to isolate over the festive period because of positive cases in the run-up to the holidays.Stockport Council has taken a similar stance and given schools permission to close two days earlier than planned.Families with children at Focus Trust schools were initially told that during the week, pupils would be be expected to work from

Hull Daily Mail reported.Aspin and Pickersgill have been charged with 27 offences between them, including child cruelty, engaging in sexual activity with a child and making indecent images of children.The court was told that when the allegations were first reported to police Ms Pickersgill was initially treated as a victim, rather than a suspect.Ms Pickersgill told police when she was interviewed in April this year how she would regularly hear Mr Aspin having sex with teenage girls and would be forced to engage in threesomes with them, scared Mr Aspin would beat her.From the witness box, an inspector from Humberside Police's Protecting Vulnerable Person's Unit read out evidence from Ms Pickersgill's first police interview.In it she

coronavirus outbreak. Health chiefs confirmed the sad news the deadly cluster took hold at the Alma McFadyen Care Centre in Dalbeattie, Dumfries and Galloway.

Black Friday - which this year falls on November 27 - we're all looking for ways to maximise our savings and pick up a bargain.

Tesco has announced its Clubcard members will get an extra six months to spend the vouchers they have earned. Due to the coronavirus crisis, thousands haven't been able to take advantage of the scheme's kick-backs.

Boris Johnson has announced that the national lockdown in England will end on December 2.The country will return to a tiered system, however this time around, ministers warned it has been "strengthened".The Prime Minister also labelled this upcoming festive period as the season to be "jolly careful", as talks continue between the devolved nations on a Christmas plan.Depending on the severity of coronavirus in an area, it will either be placed into Tier 1, 2, or 3 - with confirmations expected on Thursday.The top tier - very high alert - has the toughest set of rules, similar to the national lockdown.Hospitality venues will remain closed except for takeaways, and households won't be able to mix except for in outdoor public places.But those

Salford council is in the process of recovering £60,000 after auditors identified 12 fraudulent claims for government grants it administered.A total of 6,188 applications were made for small business support grants and retail, hospitality and leisure grants in the city during the coronavirus crisis.There were 663 applications for discretionary grants made to the council.By the end of September, Salford council had paid more than £46m in grant support funded by the government, but administered by local authorities.So far, 12 fraudulent claims have been identified – but only six were paid out.All six recipients have now been invoiced for repayment and £20,000 has been recovered so far.The other six applications were halted before payment due

Grant Shapps had appeared to blame the row for Greater Manchester's high coronavirus infection rates.

police officer's mouth in a vile attack has been spared jail - for the sake of her three-year-old daughter.

Rep.-elect Diana Harshbarger was the first person in her family to graduate high school and she went to become a pharmacist and business owner.  When Harshbarger set her sights on Congress this year, the first-time candidate again defied the odds and became the first woman elected to a full term to represent Tennessee's 1st Congressional District. Now Harshbarger, 60, wants to bring a business-minded approach to Congress and is impressed with the record-breaking number of GOP colleagues she'll have at her side to press a conservative agenda.

Emily Andre has given another hint baby number three could be on the way after Christmas.

Gemma Collins has joined the masses in responding to the Prime Minister's address on Christmas 2020 and how it will be affected by the ongoing coronavirus pandemic.