National World YourWorld Top Stories 1 February, 2025

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00:00This is Your World, top stories for Saturday the 1st of February, 2025.

00:07Brought to you by National World.

00:11Lucy Adlington author talk at the National Holocaust Centre and Museum.

00:16Join us in celebrating Women's History Month at the National Holocaust Centre and Museum

00:22as we extend a warm welcome to New York Times bestselling author of The Dressmakers of Auschwitz,

00:28Lucy Adlington in an exclusive preview author event.

00:34New Tesco Express store in Chalfont St Peter to serve the local community.

00:40The new store opened its doors for the first time today.

00:45New beginnings from despair to determination to weight loss, victory.

00:50After seeing the pictures taken on a holiday photoshoot,

00:53Kay, 30 from Barnoldswick, decided it was time to take action and tackle her weight loss demons once and for all.

01:01Now, one 0.5 cent lighter, there's just no stopping her.

01:06New music and craft beer from Portsmouth's country artist Kate Harding.

01:11Ahead of playing in the lineup for her first country music festival, Country on the Coast Festival,

01:17which will be here in Portsmouth this April, Kate plans to release two new singles.

01:24Minds Matter Event presents Nostalgia Nights.

01:28Minds Matter Event is back once again, this time with their third show, Nostalgia Nights.

01:34Following the success of their first two shows, raising over £3,000 for local mental health charities,

01:41they are back with the aim to raise more than ever for West Sussex Mind.

01:47Review, Gales finds a heartland in Leamington Spa.

01:51The fast-expanding bakers have opened shop in the desirable town.

01:57Shoplifting soars as MP backs tough new laws to crack down on organised gangs.

02:04Shocking new figures have revealed shoplifting is at record levels, with more than 2,000 incidents occurring daily,

02:11costing UK businesses £2.2 billion in just 12 months.

02:18Trust activates full-capacity protocol at hospitals.

02:23Acting Chief Executive of the Southern HSC Trust, Colin McCafferty has revealed that a contingency protocol

02:30is regularly activated at Daisy Hill Hospital and Craigervon Area Hospital

02:35to deal with exceptionally high volumes of patients, as was the case a few days ago.

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