'Mr Whippy-sellers heave a sigh of relief as Binface loses in Clacton'

Mirror's Ros Wynne-Jones speaks to Clacton locals as Nigel Farage wins by-election, but some on the Sunshine Coast question why Mr Farage isn’t spending his £5 million donation to improve the town.

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Two refugee brothers find an unexpected home on a remote Scottish island

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‘My daughter’s death ripped our family apart but hope helped hold us together’

This weekend Britain will celebrate a million moments of kindness, solidarity and connection as part of the Million Acts of Hope campaign. We’ve been on tour across the country speaking to people doin...

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'I was a drug-dealing crack addict with a gun - now I'm saving lives'

Pastor Mick, who once lived on the streets with addictions, brings Christmas hope to thousands with his Church on the Street

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'The Posh Club is the best example of debunking racism'

In the Mirror's brand new YouTube series Island of Strangers, we visit The Posh Club in Cardiff - a ground-breaking arts event that brings cabaret to the over-60s in communities across the UK.

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Breast cancer survivor wanted to take her own life until she walked through door

A new survey of over 700 small charities has found nearly half face closure within a year. We visit three charities supporting Britain's poorest families – all now facing their own cash crisis

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'Reform is creating hatred again after racist election was held where I live'

As Nigel Farage takes to the stage in Birmingham, we visit a town 10 miles away where multicultural Britain is thriving – but voters fear a return to the past

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Major change needed to save children's futures - we should look to Germany

As students opened their GCSE results this week, Real Britain guest columnist Andy Burnham, mayor of Greater Manchester says there needs to be a major overhaul of our education system.

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'I was forced onto streets after marriage split but now have unique job'

Invisible Cities offers tours run by people who have experienced homelessness. For dad-of-two Andy it's been life-changing – and his clients love it too.

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'I went to Poland to teach English - I was trapped overseas for 26 years'

Windrush hero George Lee left Britain to teach in Poland for two years in 1997. When he tried to enter Britain, his visa was rejected. Now 26 years later, he's finally back home.

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'I predicted the last riots and we're on brink again - but we can stop them'

Community leader Sacha Bedding warns the country stands on the brink once more, after major disorder in Epping this week. Ros Wynne-Jones visits the town to speak to residents – and hears how communit...

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He was a bin man for 23 years, then his son died and pay was cut by £500 a month

Bin worker Adrian Hyde sadly lost his son to sepsis last year. Just five weeks later Adrian opened a shocking letter from his employer Birmingham City Council.

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He was a bin man for 23 years, then his son died and pay was cut by £500 a month

Bin worker Adrian Hyde sadly lost his son to sepsis last year. Just five weeks later Adrian opened a shocking letter from his employer Birmingham City Council.

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'Young people like me will have their voices heard at next general election'

Young campaigner Inaaya Ijaz who called for Votes at 16 at last year's Labour Conference says young people will now have their voice heard at the next general election.

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'Police asked if mum knew I was dating a black man' - racism suffered by couples

Terri and Simon say they were treated differently because of their interracial marriage

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'My dad went in for a simple op - and was still in hospital 46 days later'

Stanford 'Sonny' Francis was admitted for an emergency pacemaker - and was still in hospital 6 weeks later. This Windrush hero is one of 30,000 patients who stay 21 days over their discharge-ready-dat...

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'My dad went in for a simple op - and was still in hospital 46 days later'

Stanford 'Sonny' Francis was admitted for an emergency pacemaker - and was still in hospital 6 weeks later. This Windrush hero is one of 30,000 patients who stay 21 days over their discharge-ready-dat...

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'I needed help from my local MP - but it's Nigel Farage and nobody has seen him'

Today marks a year since the election of Reform UK leader Nigel Farage to Parliament. Ros Wynne-Jones visits Clacton-on-Sea to speak to residents wondering where he's been.

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'Our energy bills went up 400% but single change reduced them from £10k to £2k '

Youngsters at Westminster House Youth Club have a lot to teach Westminster. They've already slashed their energy bills from £10k to £2k after starting solar revolution

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Parents worried over dreaded 8-words are saved from 'apocalyptic life'

Simon and Helen’s daughter Ruby-Mae has severe complex needs. They say without Noah's Ark Children's Hospice, which faces rising costs, that life would be 'apocalyptic'.

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Girl who skipped dinner so parents could eat - true reality of UK child poverty

Growing up Georgia Sullivan would force down food she didn't like – in case there was no food at home. Now the 26-year-old and four other young people are calling on the government to end child povert...

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Girl who skipped dinner so parents could eat - true reality of UK child poverty

Growing up Georgia Sullivan would force down food she didn't like – in case there was no food at home. Now the 26-year-old and four other young people are calling on the government to end child povert...

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Mum in horror sewage flood with 'hundreds of condoms' gives chilling warning

When Mary Long-Dhonau's home was overwhelmed by sewage, rats and dried faeces, she vowed no-one else should go through the same hell

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Mum in horror sewage flood with 'hundreds of condoms' gives chilling warning

When Mary Long-Dhonau's home was overwhelmed by sewage, rats and dried faeces, she vowed no-one else should go through the same hell

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