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Top Hull Daily Mail News

UK Christmas Number 1: Wham! make history as they are crowned 2024’s Christmas Number 1

Christmas · United Kingdom

UK Christmas Number 1: Wham! make history as they are crowned 2024’s Christmas Number 1

54% Center coverage: 22 sources

Potholes: Councils told to 'get on with the job' of fixing 'broken roads'

UK Economy · England

Potholes: Councils told to 'get on with the job' of fixing 'broken roads'

52% Center coverage: 21 sources

Councils should "get on with the job" of fixing pothole-plagued roads, Sir Keir Starmer has said. The Prime Minister said damaged roads "can risk lives" and cost "hundreds if not thousands of pounds" for car repairs.See the Story

Three in 10 Brits admit they can't pronounce foreign words correctly

United Kingdom · United Kingdom

Three in 10 Brits admit they can't pronounce foreign words correctly

70% Center coverage: 10 sources

The most difficult foreign words Brits struggle to pronounce include ‘hygge, ‘quinoa’ - and 'croissant'.See the Story

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