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Europe · LondonHarry Potter author, 57, shared screenshots to Twitter of a message from a user who had written "don't worry you are next" Rowling tweeted that she felt "very sick" after hearing the news and hoped the novelist would "be OK" She later updated her followers on the situation saying: "To all sending supportive messages: thank you"See the Story
JK Rowling working with police over death threat after voicing support for Salman Rushdie
50% Right coverage: 38 sources
Europe · LondonDrought could be declared in "quite a few regions" of the country tomorrow. Residents affected can expect to see a series of restrictions on domestic and commercial use of water - including hosepipe bans. The news contradicts earlier suggestions that a drought would only be declaration in the South West.See the Story
Drought could be declared tomorrow in 'quite a few regions
47% Right coverage: 17 sources
Europe · LondonRishi Sunak has unveiled a three-part plan to ease the pain of soaring energy bills. The former chancellor said his plan consisted of support for the most vulnerable, support for pensioners and some support for everyone. Mr Sunak said all households could expect a roughly 200 pound boost from his VAT reduction on bills.See the Story
Tory leadership race: Rishi Sunak unveils plan to slash energy bills for millions during cost of living crisis
53% Left coverage: 15 sources
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Europe · LondonWhich? investigation found illegal weapons being sold by third-party sellers. Banned offensive weapons such as zombie and flick knives, knuckle dusters, swords and batons on sale on the sites for as little as 49p. If a person were to be caught with one of these products, they could face arrest and a prison sentence.See the Story
Amazon, eBay and other online marketplaces found to sell illegal weapons
64% Left coverage: 11 sources
Europe · RochdaleJoshua Dobson, 18, was wanted for theft and driving offences. He tried to fool Greater Manchester Police during a search of a house in Rochdale. Officers "noticed a large bear breathing" and found the 18-year-old "hidden inside" Dobson was sentenced to nine months in a young offenders institution.See the Story
Teenager jailed after trying to hide from police in a giant teddy bear
43% Right coverage: 14 sources
Europe · LondonA number of people were taken to hospital with slash wounds near Liverpool FC's stadium. Merseyside Police say the incident is not believed to be terror-related. The suspect is thought to have mental health issues and has been arrested. Police say they do not believe anyone else was responsible for the attack.See the Story
Suspected machete attacker arrested after people slashed near Liverpool FC's stadium
46% Left coverage: 13 sources
Met OfficeMet Office has updated its weather warnings for Hull and the East Riding. The only area of the UK not covered by the warning is the far north of Scotland. The warning is in place from 10am on Monday and goes through until just before midnight on Tuesday. There is a chance that homes and businesses could be flooded quickly.See the Story
Thunderstorms and torrential rain for Hull with Met Office warning
100% Right coverage: 1 sources
Social MediaNusret UK Limited has published its accounts for the first four months of 2013. They reveal that the company performed higher than expected. As a result, it made a profit of £2.3 million last year. The restaurant's menu includes a gold-covered tomahawk steak for £1,450. A single serving of Coca-cola is available for £9.See the Story
Salt Bae’s London restaurants ‘made £7 million in first four months’
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WaterFirst hosepipe ban in Hull for 27 years is set to come into force before the end of August. Yorkshire Water say the move is because reservoir levels are currently 20 per cent lower than usual for this time of year. Water usage has surged to the highest peaks in over 15 years. But as history show, this is just the latest development in a long series of battles to secure Hull's water supply.See the Story
Hull's thirst for water led to death, sabotage and mad schemes
100% Right coverage: 1 sources
Hull hospitals announce new parking rules for all visitors
100% Right coverage: 1 sources
Shota Arveladze confirms City's desire to sign Ryan Woods
100% Right coverage: 1 sources
