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Butlin's slammed after toddler, 2 chokes to death on sausage on family holiday

James Manning, two, choked on the sausage during a holiday with his family at Butlin's in Bognor Regis, West Sussex - a coroner has condemned the firm for its first aid provision

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Government urged to 'cut the crap' as 'sewage scandal' threatens Bank Holiday weekend

Beaches across the South of England were closed last weekend as sewage was pumped along the coast. A pipe burst along the River Ray causing a sewage leak that killed off fish stocks

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'Thugs left my husband with horrific brain injuries - I want young yobs locked up'

Alan Wilson was beaten to within an inch of his life by a group of three brothers wielding logs, after he tried to stick up for another boy who was being bullied in Worthing, Sussex

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Huge flames erupt in massive grass blaze with 'tinderbox Britain' ready to ignite

London Fire Brigade's control room sent firefighters to deal with 340 grass, rubbish and open land fires during the first week of this month as the country bakes in another heatwave

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UK heatwave and global warming erodes coastline and risks wiping areas off map

Walkers watched in horror as a large section of Sidmouth coastline in Devon crashed onto the beach at 9.15am on Monday. Parts of the cliff face were still tumbling into the sea hours later

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Horrifying drought map shows UK areas at risk of hosepipe ban as dry weather continues

Farmers fear for their crops, millions face water restrictions and parks have been baked yellow as the record- breaking hot dry spell continues to fry the country

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UK heatwave caused fruit and vegetables to perish in fields as farmers fear for harvests

Tom Bradshaw, deputy president of the National Farmers’ Union, is worried about his spring barley and spring oats, which account for around 40 to 50% of his produce

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Amazon's blood gold mines are fuelling UK heatwave - what you can do about it

Daily Mirror Environment Editor Nada Farhoud travelled to Brazil to see the damage created by illegal mines in the Amazon rainforest. Aerial images taken by the Mirror show the extent of deforestation

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Harrowing image shows dead sea turtle on beach covered with bits of plastic bags

Sea turtles cannot regurgitate plastic meaning their guts become blocked, causing them to die of starvation. Nearly all species of sea turtle are classified as endangered

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Tons of plastic waste put in UK recycling bins illegally dumped and burnt in Turkey

Daily Mirror Environment Editor Nada Farhoud discovered the scale of our environmental shame in Adana, Turkey, where dozens of items of British packaging were found among the debris of a rubbish tip

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UK weather forecast: Exact date 33C heatwave will hit as Brits enjoy blistering weekend

A heatwave is expected to be declared, possibly over the weekend, as a plume of pressure will ensure conditions in the UK will stay above 25C moving into next week

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'My wheelchair journey around London - from fighting for space to being left on trains'

Wheelchair user Hannah Barham-Brown spent a day rolling around London to share some of the challenges wheelchair users and other disabled people experience navigating the city

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Mum of abused boy who had both legs amputated says Tony's Law is 'just the start'

Paula Hudgell held “positive talks” in Whitehall after her adopted son Tony had both legs amputated at the knee after horrific abuse inflicted when he was six weeks old

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Harvester self-service salad bar could come back after customer outcry

Since the Coronavirus pandemic, restaurant-goers who visit Harvester have been asked to queue before being served by a staff member from the popular family food chain

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Tripadvisor reviewers warn do NOT stay at Pontins resort with 'urine covered floor'

Disgruntled customers have taken to Tripadvisor to complain about their 'awful' and 'disgusting' trips to the Pontins Camber Sands resort - with some saying almost every attraction was closed on their visit

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Tiny Arctic town in Lapland warming nearly three times faster than rest of the planet

The residents of Salla in Finland are so worried about their future they made a fake bid to host the summer Olympics to raise awareness about the climate crisis

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UK weather forecast: Brits set to sizzle in hottest weekend of year with 24C highs

The Met Office has said that the UK could hit highs of 24C this weekend which would be the warmest temperature of the year so far and hotter than the Spanish island of Ibiza

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Heroes who will 'fight to the death' to save Amazon rainforest from oil giants

Oil companies have been trying to open an exploration site on Ecuador’s Pastaza river for over 20 years, but thanks to the strength of the people defending it, they have failed

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Bravery of young people who stood up to energy giants and saved Amazonian river

In the final part of the NextGen project, Alexis Grefa writes how he mobilised a youth campaign which stopped a hydroelectric company from installing a dam on a sacred river

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Inside the heroic Amazon tribe who took on monster diggers tearing up rainforest

Reporters joined the Shuar Arutam people on patrol to learn how they are using technology to protect the jungle from deforestation.

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Inside the heroic Amazon tribe who took on monster diggers ripping rainforest apart

EXCLUSIVE: The Mirror joined the Shuar Arutam people on patrol to learn how they are using technology to protect the jungle from extractive activities such as oil, mining and logging

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Keir Starmer's 'honour and integrity' as he vows to quit if he's fined over Beergate

The Labour leader vowed to quit if he is fined over Beergate – in marked contrast to shameless Boris Johnson who has refused to go despite being hit with a fixed penalty notice for attending a lockdown party

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Britain's Got Talent: Where former winners are now, from musicals to X-rated pantomimes

From major musical roles to Platinum Jubilee Celebrations, here's where the former Britain's Got Talent winners are now

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Craig David's stalker who claims she is his girlfriend smiles as she arrives at court

The court heard that Tanya became 'obsessed an infatuated' with the singer and had been stalking him since 2016, claiming she was his girlfriend.

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Thug who abused baby is tied up and hit with homemade weapons by inmates in cell

Michael Stewart and Nathan Odgers have been jailed for locking Anthony Smith in a cell and beating him repeatedly with socks full of tuna at Swaleside Prison on the Isle of Sheppey, Kent

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