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James Van Der Beek, known for his role in 'Dawson's Creek,' announced he has colorectal cancer. He expressed optimism about his health and plans to participate in a charity event aimed at raising awareness for cancer testing and research. His family is supporting him through treatment.
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Former Conservative minister Andrea Jenkyns has joined Reform UK and will run for mayor of Lincolnshire. This surprising move follows her previous criticisms of the party and comes amid a surge in Reform UK's membership, now exceeding 100,000. Nigel Farage welcomed her at a press conference in London.
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Storm Bert has wreaked havoc across Scotland, bringing heavy snow, rain, and strong winds. Major transport routes, including the Queensferry Crossing, were closed, and numerous public transport services were suspended. The storm has led to significant travel disruptions and safety warnings across the region as conditions remain hazardous.
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The UK government, led by Prime Minister Keir Starmer, is under fire for its decision to means-test winter fuel payments, potentially pushing 100,000 pensioners into poverty. The policy has sparked public outcry and concerns over the welfare of vulnerable elderly citizens as energy prices rise, with calls for judicial review from the Unite union.
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Recent discussions on Russia's red lines have intensified following Ukraine's approval to use ATACMS missiles against military targets in Russia. This has prompted alarm among various political figures and highlighted Russia's military vulnerabilities amid ongoing Western support for Ukraine.