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Man arrested for running biggest charity scam in the UKA man claiming to collect for BBC Children in Need has been arrested for running the biggest charity scam in the UK, fleecing the public out of £500,000.
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Setting Realistic Goals for the New YearDr Emma Hepburn and Cathy Madavan share tips on setting realistic goals for the New Year on BBC Radio 4's Woman's Hour.
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Rising Energy Prices Leave Rural Communities StrugglingNext month, the price for energy for a typical household using gas and electricity and paying by direct debit will rise by about £94, as the price cap increases from £1,834 to £1,928 a year. The BBC spent a week talking to people in rural Herefordshire, where almost one in five properties (19%) are in fuel poverty.
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Manchester United's defeat at West HamManchester United's defeat at West Ham on Saturday was their 13th of the season, so is it still a surprise when Erik ten Hag's side are beaten? BBC Sport football expert Chris Sutton predicted a Hammers victory and, from a total of 45,000 votes, so did 47% of you.
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BBC's Commitment to Impartial JournalismThe BBC is committed to providing accurate, impartial, independent, and fair journalism. Their editorial values prioritize trust and strive to avoid misleading audiences. They treat every subject with impartiality and consider all relevant facts fairly.
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