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Man who died following train collision identified by his wife, inquest hears

David Tudor Evans, 66, died after two Transport for Wales trains collided head-on near Talerddig in Powys at 7.26pm on October 21.

The Independent UK

Families need more support to play a bigger part in child protection system

Just 17 per cent of child protection funding for family support

Newcastle Herald

‘So beautiful I cried!’: Barbie obsessives give their verdicts on the movie

From the collector with 12,000 dolls to an actual ‘human Barbie’, via some of the seven-year-olds the toys are actually marketed at, we canvas the opinions of people for whom pink is a way of life

The Guardian - UK

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Baby formula: does it deliver on manufacturers’ health claims?

Many of the claims made for infant milk, the price of which has soared by 45% recently, lack evidence – but the government continues to turn a blind eye

The Guardian - UK

My big day out as Barbie’s boyfriend: ‘Is topless mermaid Ken a step too far?’

We are in the midst of a Kencore summer – but Barbie’s dream guy is still being overshadowed and overlooked. I set out to change all that, with just a pair of rollerblades and some unbridled Ken-ergy

The Guardian - UK

Edinburgh social care worker furious after being left with no power for five days

Rachel Evans, 37, has been left without power for five days and has been left to bang her head against the wall after several failings from provider Scottish Power.

Edinburgh Live

School praised for giving free uniform to all new starters and a free breakfast to every child

The high school is doing all it can to support families during the cost of living crisis

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Melbourne renters forced out as city prices bounce back to pre-pandemic levels

Renters who secured affordable properties in Melbourne during the height of the pandemic are being forced out of the inner city, with some reporting rent increases of more than 30 per cent.

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