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A seven-bed property that was at one time the home of one of the great English writers of the late 19th- and early-20th-century has hit the ...
A PENSIONER was left ‘heartbroken’ after being refused entry to her dream cruise ship holiday at the last minute.
Scottish Secretary Ian Murray was speaking ahead of the meeting between the two leaders in Scotland later this month.
A nurse who complained about a transgender doctor using a female changing room was cleared of gross misconduct the day before her employment tribunal resumes, according to her solicitor.
Seventy-two years ago the fastest ship in the world at the time made its maiden voyage from Southampton to New York.
Thousands of people have been relocated to the UK as part of a secret scheme set up after data on Afghans who supported British forces was leaked.
Australian golfer Ryan Peake is preparing to write the next chapter of his remarkable redemption story at The 153rd Open Championship this week.
The First Sea Lord, General Sir Gwyn Jenkins, said the role reflects the ‘high regard’ in which Camilla is held by the service.
Swindon Harrier Lucy Bull will compete for England after qualifying for the British and Irish Schools International event ...
The US must realise no single country can face down an ‘axis of authoritarian states’ including China, Russia, Iran and North Korea, Rishi ...
The Financial Conduct Authority fines relate to separate failings linked to the WealthTek and Stunt & Co businesses.
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