The political agreement should result in electricity bills being temporarily halved for about 40% of Spanish and Portuguese consumers with regulated rates.
Letters: Rebecca Williams contrasts the late politician’s lockdown funeral with the rule-breaking that went on in Downing Street
David Musins admitted his involvement with the extreme right-wing organisation after it was proscribed by the Government in December 2016.
EU leaders will meet in Brussels next week for a special summit to discuss the bloc's long-awaited sixth round of sanctions against Russia.
The 24-year-old, born and raised in the principality, says losing the race would be a bad move for both parties
EAST Lancashire resident considering visiting the returning Clitheroe Food festival have been advised they will be helping combat climate change.
Congressman Richard Neal said the stand-off over post-Brexit trading arrangements governing the Irish Sea was a ‘problem to be solved’.
A CELEBRATION reception was held for newly promoted York City at the recently restored Guildhall after their play-off victory over Boston United.
An eight-year-old basketball enthusiast was filmed practicing his dribbling on a treadmill at his home in Georgia, while his little sister repeatedly bopped him with a padded blocking guard.Video shot by mom Jaclyn Vozniak demonstrates eight-year-old Zeke’s laser-like focus as he dribbles on a moving treadmill in the family home in Augusta, Georgia.Behind him, his six-year-old sister Bahara can be seen gently hitting him with a blocking guard in an attempt to “distract him from his dribbling.”“She is a sweet and tough personal trainer for her big brother!” Vozniak told Storyful. “She wants him to be the best basketball player ever so that’s why she helps him out with his basketball training and workouts.”Vozniak said that Zeke describes his sister as being “the best little personal trainer and best friend.”Zeke’s dribbling videos also include a treadmill obstacle course created by his cousin. Credit: Jaclyn Vozniak via Storyful
Martin Hibbert will climb Mount Kilimanjaro over seven days in a specially adapted wheelchair and hopes to raise a million.
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Bank of England governor Andrew Bailey faced a Brexit row on Friday after it was accused of being “reluctant” to talk about the harm caused by Britain quitting the EU to avoid upsetting the Government. This issue was highlighted by the Bank of America’s London office in its “UK Economic Viewpoint”. The Bank of England declined to comment on the claim.
Two lanes of a motorway have reopened after a crash involving three vehicles.
Laurence Knight, 33, was arrested in July last year.
Former PM says he will back new Liberal leader and downplays loss, saying party ‘will regroup’
The disruption has left holidaymakers stranded abroad and complaining about the lack of notice they were given.
Campaigners are calling on US President Joe Biden to appoint a "gun czar" and issue urgent executive orders aimed at curbing firearms violence. High school dropout Salvador Ramos went on a murderous rampage in Uvalde, Texas, on Tuesday, killing 19 elementary students and two teachers, in the deadliest US school shooting in nearly a decade. Gun safety advocates are now pushing Mr Biden to take stronger measures to curb such violence.
Evidence appears to show illicit payments taken from workers harvesting produce for M&S, Tesco and Waitrose
The gunman who killed 19 children and two teachers walked into Robb Elementary School "unobstructed," police say, contradicting previous statements by officials on the chain of events in Uvalde, Texas. "He was not confronted by anybody" before he entered the school, says Victor Escalon, regional director of the Texas Department of Public Safety.
A British drugs smuggler who used a luxury yacht in a bid to smuggle £160m worth of cocaine into the UK has been jailed for 18 years. Last September, Border Force and National Crime Agency (NCA) officers intercepted the yacht and discovered the massive haul of cocaine - totalling two tonnes - from South America.
<p>A talented artist who has been brightening up a city's streets for four years has unveiled her latest project.</p><p>Tash Frootko, 42, has been painting houses in Gloucester since 2018 - and this transformation is her biggest and brightest transformation to date.</p><p>Twenty-five houses have been painted, with the three adjoining streets connected by two murals by local artists Zoe Power and Eloise Henderson-Figueroa.</p><p>The huge project has finally been unveiled today (27/5), marking a giant milestone in Tash's mission to inject colour into the city she lives in.</p><p>The property developer, who has lived in Gloucester for the past two decades, said: "I like to see potential in everything and I see Gloucester as a huge blank canvas. </p><p>"Rows of Victorian terraced houses look sublime when painted in bold and vivid colours. It brings them back to life after being allowed to become drab and soulless.</p><p>"Previously this area of the city had no identity and this project has given it just that."</p><p>Filmed on 26th May 2022</p>
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