Gloria Allred says conviction of Ghislaine Maxwell 'does send a message to other sexual predators'
Wyn Calvin, who has died aged 96, was invariably billed as “The Welsh Prince of Laughter” but he was also acclaimed “the Laurence Olivier of pantomime dames”.
One of America’s most famous and popular novels will be withdrawn on the grounds that children should not have to ‘endure embarrassing and offensive language’
Over the years I’ve covered thousands of miles and worn out many pairs of walking boots, putting one foot in front of the other to write walking features for this paper.
More than 1,300 reports of needle spiking have been made to police forces in less than six months.
Davina McCall revealed her feelings about cancel culture in a new interview with Rylan Clark, claiming it is "really weird".
Public Health Scotland has published the latest annual statistics on heart disease and strokes.
The flag can now be used on sports jerseys, sporting grounds and websites without payment of a fee
A Russian scientist working at a German university who was arrested last year for spying for Russia shared information about Europe's Ariane space rocket programme, prosecutors said Thursday. The accused, identified only as Ilnur N., has been charged with suspected secret service activity, federal prosecutors said in a statement.Ilnur N. was working at a Bavarian university when he was contacted by Russian foreign intelligence service SVR in the autumn of 2019, they allege.He "passed on informat
This great aerial view shows part of Accrington town centre in the early 1980s.
The blast occurred early on Wednesday morning and caused a fire in the building.View on euronews
The governments of Bulgaria and North Macedonia have held a joint session to improve relations
CHERRIES under-18s manager Alan Connell says his side are “relishing” the opportunity to take on high-flying Leicester City in the FA Youth Cup fifth round, describing their opponents as “arguably the best under-18 team in the country”.
Hamilton described Bottas as his best teammate during his time at Mercedes
Ex-minister Jake Berry said the promise would replicate Tony Blair’s ‘game changing’ pledge to send 50% of young people to university.
Minister Clement Beaune said Paris was ‘not 100% satisfied’ following a wrangle over Channel trawling rights.
‘If there is an attack... the price [for Russia] will be very high,’ said Emmanuel Macron
Tributes are being paid to British comedy great Barry Cryer following his death at the age of 86. Born in Leeds in 1935, he started out as a variety performer before going on to write for and with some of the biggest names in British comedy, including Ronnie Barker, Ronnie Corbett, Sir Billy Connelly and Tommy Cooper. "Dad was a talented comedy writer and comedian in a particularly golden vintage," they said in a statement paying tribute.
They are the twin questions with which City executives have been grappling for some time.
British Prime Minister Boris Johnson played no part in authorising the evacuation of animals from Kabul during the Western withdrawal from Afghanistan last year, and emails suggesting he did are wrong, a minister said on Wednesday. Johnson, whose premiership is under immense pressure over allegations of parties at his Downing Street office during COVID-19 lockdowns, has dismissed as nonsense accusations that he intervened to ensure the safety of the Nowzad rescue charity's animals run by ex-British soldier Paul "Pen" Farthing. The cats and dogs were rescued amid the chaotic scramble last August to help British nationals and Afghans eligible for resettlement in Britain leave Kabul after it fell to hardline Islamist Taliban insurgents, with critics saying it meant animals were given priority over people.
Seven migrants have died and some 280 have been rescued by the Italian Coast Guard after they were discovered in a packed wooden boat off the coast of the Italian island of Lampedusa
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