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Passengers flying out of London Heathrow airport are more likely to have their flights cancelled than in any other UK airport. (Photo by Daniel LEAL / AFP)

Heathrow airport’s ‘most cancelled flights’ badge of shame Rahmah Ghazali

Tens of thousands of children are being taken on holiday during term time as parents look to save money

More parents opt to take children out of school for holidays Rebecca Braybrook

International students who come to the UK will no longer be able to bring family with them except under specific circumstances in a government bid to bring migration down.

Many international students to lose right to bring family to UK Sophie Wills

UK unemployment rate increase - ONS Beth Franklin

Plenty of Easter eggs will get eaten this weekend

Nearly 50% of children will have chocolate egg for breakfast on Easter Patrick Hollis

Dan Walker says he’s ‘glad to be alive’ after collision Daniel Mcneil

How to make your New Year’s resolutions last into 2023

UK unemployment rate rises to 3.7% amid cost of living crisis according to ONS

Unemployment rate rises to 3.7% according to ONS Will Millar

Smart metres have become a familiar sight in many homes

Citizens Advice call for ban on forced switch to prepaid meters Patrick Hollis

Christmas baby: Most popular elf names of 2022 revealed by Baby Bella Beth Franklin

NI milk production emissions have decreased over the last 19 years Joanne Knox

Best fitness watches 2021 Fitbit, Polar, Garmin - our expert reviews the most popular fitness trackers

Best fitness trackers 2021: from Fitbit to Garmin Jacob Little

Regular use of a footbath can improve hoof health.

Lameness – not so hidden cost on a dairy farm By The Newsroom

How students can combat anxiety - advice from a therapist Sally Burton

Boris Johnson explained the intention of the plans were to "reduce our health risks and 
protect ourselves against coronavirus.” (Shutterstock)

‘Buy one get one free’ deals on snacks could be banned to combat obesity Stephanie Rendall

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