CNN reporter threatened by Uvalde police with trespassing charge
The return of crowds to Wimbledon brings a “golden period for businesses”
The band's original line-up of Keisha, Mutya and Siobhan have recently made a comeback.
An innovative series of live lessons are inspiring Scots pupils to choose careers fit for the future
Limiting the Environmental Protection Agency at a time when fossil fuel emissions need to be curbed is ‘devastating’
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Two men who forced their way into a Dartford home and carried out a violent knife attack have been jailed for a total of more than 20 years.
A STRING of top names have joined the line-up of a major Scottish spirits festival spanning ten days.
Ex-boyfriend of former Mayor’s teenage daughter threatened to maim Mr Livingstone
THE Duke and Duchess of Sussex’s rental contract for their UK home is a “good deal” for the taxpayer, a senior palace source has said.
The footballer said he began reading books as a teenager but the “escapism and joy” of reading could have benefitted him significantly as a child.
Nelson Piquet used homophobic language against Lewis Hamilton in a podcast interview, it has emerged. The three-time former F1 world champion used the phrase on a podcast when describing how Hamilton missed out on the 2016 championship to Nico Rosberg. It comes days after Piquet apologised "wholeheartedly" to Hamilton for using a racial slur.
LONDON (Reuters) -Sterling slumped on Friday against the dollar and was set for its worst week against the greenback in a year as renewed fears of a global recession coupled with UK weak economic data knocked the British currency. After its biggest six-month decline since 2008 against the U.S. dollar, risk-sensitive sterling briefly dipped below $1.20 against a strengthening U.S. dollar and was last 1.5% lower at $1.2000, . Sterling also fell against a weakening euro, down 0.5% against the single currency to 86.52 pence.
Passengers have been left out of pocket after airlines cancelled hundreds of flights over the past few weeks.
Protesters who took part in the original Gay Liberation Front march retrace their steps on the event’s 50th anniversary.
The Vatican has said it has completed the sale of the luxury London building at the centre of an ongoing corruption trial - after taking an estimated hit of around £120m (€140m). In a statement issued on Friday, the Vatican said the building was sold for £186m to Boston-based private investment firm Bain Capital. The statement said that losses were covered by Vatican reserve funds, and stressed that donations from the faithful in a papal fund known as Peter's Pence had not been used.
One Cornish fisherman reported catching 150 in one day, compared with his usual catch of one or two a year
Reigning Wimbledon champion Novak Djokovic might be playing in his last Grand Slam tournament for a while because he isn't vaccinated against COVID-19
Sir Cliff Richard says it is a “shame” that Andy Murray and Emma Raducanu have been knocked out in the second round of Wimbledon. The singer and tennis fan is attending matches at All England Lawn Tennis Club today.
Ries has been overshadowed by his master, but the pianist/composer had plenty of talent – and ego – of his own, as these chamber works show
A Wimbledon spectator told the PA news agency she knew Boulter’s late grandmother, who she said had been a high school geography teacher.
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