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1. Pizza Pilgrims is spreading the word in Scotland and Wales  The Times
2. Pizza Pilgrims to expand outside England after record profits  The Independent
3. London's Pizza Pilgrims chain has record year as it seeks bigger UK slice  City A.M.
4. Artisan pizzeria targets UK expansion as sales soar  Proactive Investors UK
5. Pizza Pilgrims to expand into Scotland and Wales  Restaurant

In the round-up: Bottas hopes Miami "an outlier" for Sauber • Giltare wins disrupted FREC race • Pulling is first female British F4 winner

1. Dangerous’ World Health Organisation must be BANNED from forcing Brits into more lockdowns, demands Nigel F...  The Sun
2. Nigel Farage: Why we must leave the World Health Organisation  The Telegraph
3. UK refuses to sign global vaccine treaty, The Telegraph reports  Reuters UK
4. We must stop the pandemic treaty and take back control from the WHO  The Telegraph
5. Britain refuses to sign global vaccine treaty that would force it to give away fifth of jabs  The Telegraph

VANCOUVER, BC - The Canadians nearly authored their third consecutive walk-off win but came up just short in a 4-3 loss to the Everett AquaSox [Marine... - NWL Vancouver Canadians

MYRTLE BEACH, SC: With a beleaguered bullpen from a long week, and needing a win to salvage a series split against the Myrtle Beach Pelicans, 19-year-... - CarL Augusta GreenJackets

Pensacola, Fla. - The Blue Wahoos wore their usual pink, floral jerseys, but many added pink-colored shoes, batting gloves and even pink bats to recog... - SL Pensacola Blue Wahoos

1. Horoscope today, May 13, 2024: Daily star sign guide from Mystic Meg...  The Sun
2. Horoscope Today: Astrological prediction for May 13 , 2024 | Astrology  Hindustan Times
3. Daily horoscope May 11, 2024: Today's predictions for your star sign  Metro.co.uk
4. Daily guide to what the stars have in store for YOU - May 13, 2024  Daily Mail
5. Horoscope for Sunday, May 12, 2024  Chicago Sun-Times

1. Aston Martin Vantage review: power, pace and precision makes this British bruiser the one to beat  The Telegraph
2. Aston Martin Vantage Review 2024  Top Gear
3. The 2025 Aston Martin Vantage gets a bold new body and big power boost  Ars Technica
4. New Aston Martin Vantage 2024 review: Britain's answer to the Porsche 911 Turbo  AutoExpress
5. New Aston Martin Vantage Is a Luxury Muscle Car  Road & Track

On both a race circuit and country roads, the 656 hp coupe revealed more muscle and refinement than before, but we still have suggestions.

EXCLUSIVE - Nigel Farage explains why he's joining a campaign to force the Government to pull out of plans for a power grab by the World Health Organisation.

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The Alzheimer's Society warns the figure has already hit £42billion-per-year with families shouldering the majority of costs associted with the devastating disease

Tories are accused of creating 'childcare deserts' through years of neglect, with a drop in 56,000 childcare places between 2019 and August 2023 - a 4.3% nationwide fall

Monthly food prices rose 0.6 percent in April 2024 compared with March 2024, according to figures released by Stats NZ today.

Criminals take advantage when people are busy or preoccupied, Take Five to Stop Fraud is warning.

Putting retirement savings towards clearing a mortgage could leave some people at risk in old age, former pensions minister Sir Steve Webb said.

The funding will be used to finance a number of new gym locations for the brand, which currently runs 13 sites.

Patient Peter Salussolia, 80, has seen his condition stabilise since taking the breakthrough pill.

EXCLUSIVE: The newsreader said discovering the root cause of his confusion "provided such clarity".

The veteran newsreader now struggles with technology and has overhauled his lifestyle since discovering he had vascular dementia.

EXCLUSIVE: May, who moved from the Philippines in 2003, spoke about her dreams for her charity on International Nurses Day.

New figures show young people are being forced to take out ultra-long mortgages and could still be paying them off in their 70s.

The public's money is being thrown away because local authorities are planting trees in unsuitable locations, MPs warn.

MORE than one million homeowners are being warned that they could be paying off “ultra-long” mortgages into their retirement.