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Dan Woodland
Verified
Reporter, Daily Mail
Winchester
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privacy, food education, politicslaw enforcement, internet security foia, tech
Economy, politics
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By Dan Woodland Verified| Daily Mail Verified Brits are bracing for heavy rain, flooding and even thunderstorms this week as the hopes of a sunny Easter weekend could be dampened for some. Showers are expected across the north and south west of England and in Wales on Wednesday, with up to 75mm (3 inches) forecast for some areas. This may result in disruption to roads and railways, while flooding and power cuts are also possible, according to the Met Office. The agency also warned of 'isolated thunderstorms' in the south east of England.
Emergency bill to 'save' British Steel that could nationalise Scunthorpe furnace clears Parliament - hours after Chinese executives tried to enter 'key areas' of plant | Daily Mail Online
By Dan Woodland Verified, Robert Folker Verified, Shannon McGuigan, Ayaat Yassin-Kassab| Daily Mail Verified The Steel Industry (Special Measures) Bill has cleared the House of Lords and will become law once it receives royal assent. Proposals to save British Steel's Scunthorpe blast furnaces have been approved by Parliament after an extraordinary sitting on Saturday. Emergency legislation giving the Government the power to instruct British Steel to keep the plant open passed both the Commons and Lords in a single day unopposed.
By Dan Woodland Verified| Daily Mail Verified Brits are bracing for heavy rain, flooding and even thunderstorms this week as the hopes of a sunny Easter weekend could be dampened for some. Showers are expected across the north and south west of England and in Wales on Wednesday, with up to 75mm (3 inches) forecast for some areas. This may result in disruption to roads and railways, while flooding and power cuts are also possible, according to the Met Office. The agency also warned of 'isolated thunderstorms' in the south east of England.
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Daily Mail
The Daily Mail is a British daily tabloid newspaper founded on May 4, 1896, by Alfred and Harold Harmsworth. It is known for its focus on engaging stories about health, sex, and money, appealing to middle-class readers. The Daily Mail was the first British paper to achieve mass circulation, utilizing innovations like early-morning distribution and radio broadcasts to enhance its reach. The Daily Mail offers a print newspaper in a tabloid format, featuring a mix of news, human-interest stories, and opinion pieces. It also operates one of the world’s most-visited news websites, providing real-time updates and multimedia content. Historically, the paper has made significant contributions to journalism, including establishing a paper-making industry in Newfoundland and pioneering radio coverage of major events. With a circulation exceeding 2 million as of 2013, the Daily Mail continues to be a prominent player in British media, influencing national debates and policy changes.
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