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  1. Hairdryers with 'high risk of electric shock' are urgently recalled by budget supermarket Aldi

    Customers who bought an Ambiano Ionic Hairdryer have been told to stop using it immediately and return it to their local Aldi store for a full refund.

  2. ‘It’s not easy to say goodbye’: Park cafe owners retire after 15 years

    The family behind a popular park café are stepping away after 15 years of serving visitors and “incredible dedication”.

  3. Fingertip searches carried out in Moss Side murder probe with huge police scene in place

    Specialist Tactical Aid Unit officers were pictured scouring the scene after a woman was found dead on Crondall Street

  4. French football legend Emmanuel Petit says migrants who 'do not love my country' should 'go back to where you came from' following days of protest violence

    French footballing legend Emmanuel Petit has called for migrants who do not love his country to 'go back to where [they] came from'.

  5. New car park with more than 100 spaces set to open on long-empty site

    A new car park with more than 100 spaces is set to be created on a former agricultural supply site, council bosses have confirmed.

  6. Man charged over alleged Haines attack

    The country is reeling from the alleged attack that’s left Helen Haines fighting for life.

  7. Charges laid against man accused of attacking Federal MP Helen Haines

    Brendan Nugent is facing three charges and is being held to appear at Wangaratta Magistrates’ Court on Wednesday.

  8. New ACTU president warns AI is automating entire jobs

    The newly elected president of the union peak body says more needs to be done about AI, and that businesses are falling short of their obligations.

  9. Train disruption LIVE as lines to Manchester Airport blocked with services cancelled

    Lines are blocked between Bolton and Preston this morning

  10. Britain 'faces relying on EU to keep the lights on this winter' as power imports soar

    Tory shadow energy secretary Andrew Bowie despaired at how the UK was having to go 'cap in hand' to import energy when it could be 'much more self-sufficient'.