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There's new hope for one of Britain's rarest horse breeds after a Suffolk Punch foal was born in Stowmarket, Suffolk.
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The TelegraphInvestigation launched after four horses die at Newton Abbot
The British Horseracing Authority will launch an investigation following the death of four horses at Newton Abbot’s summer jumping card on Tuesday.
- Salisbury Journal
Royal silks carried to success for the first time in Salisbury
It represented the second leg of a treble for the jockey who had first guided the unraced Luther to win the seven-furlong juvenile race.
- Manchester Evening News
Female diver's instant regret after ignoring 'no women' sign at water park
Rhiannan Iffland, a seven-time world champion, shared footage of her experience on TikTok. She decided to ignore a 'no women' sign on a waterslide – then instantly regretted it
- The Independent
How David Beckham got ‘revenge’ on Prince Harry for Meghan Markle snub
The prince allegedly ignored the footballer after agreeing to meet him
- The Telegraph
A dangerous holiday black market has emerged – and it’s coming to Britain
A new holiday “black market” has emerged in New York City, and it appears to have taken root in the UK and other parts of Europe.
- Manchester Evening News
The popular food item banned from airport security even though it's not a liquid
It's likely many people will be unaware of this rule
- The Telegraph
‘This wasn’t a debate, it was a medical emergency’: Our writers give their verdicts
Follow the latest reaction in our live blog
- The Bolton News
What happened to Maxine Carr? The ex-girlfriend of Soham murderer Ian Huntley
Maxine Carr is the former girlfriend of Soham murderer Ian Huntley and was convicted in 2003.
- Manchester Evening News
Horror as mum comes out of the shower to find her son had killed her husband
Benjamin Moglione killed Andrew McDiarmid
- AFP
As ice melts, Everest's 'death zone' gives up its ghosts
On Everest's sacred slopes, climate change is thinning snow and ice, increasingly exposing the bodies of hundreds of mountaineers who died chasing their dream to summit the world's highest mountain.Sherpa said that bringing one body down from close to Lhotse's 8,516 metre peak -- the world's fourth-highest mountain -- had been among the hardest challenges so far.
- CNN
Inflight ‘raw dogging’: The bizarre new travel trend that’s creating a buzz
A growing contingent of young men on the internet claims to be eschewing all forms of entertainment while flying.
- Cosmo
Katy Perry is topless in nothing but the lowest-rise ripped tights and an open jacket
Katy Perry stepped out again during Paris Fashion Week wearing nothing but super low-rise ripped tights and going topless beneath an open faux fur coat.
- Hello!
Strictly's Helen Skelton oozes glamour in tiny denim shorts and golden heels
Countryfile star Helen Skelton showed off her bronzed tan in denim hot pants and gold heels in a sun-soaked photo with her friends.
- Herald Scotland
Mystery of ancient Greek device 'solved' by Glasgow astronomers
It is one of the oldest machines known to have been developed by human hand, yet its true purpose has been lost to the mists of time.
- The Independent
Boy, 14, was held down and hacked to death at Wyoming mall while he tried to protect his girlfriend
Dominique Antonio Richard Harris and Jarreth Plunkett, both 15, are accused of murdering 14-year-old Bobby Maher during fatal attack
- The Telegraph
Blair has raised the alarm over the flaw at the heart of the Starmer project
When it all starts to go wrong for Keir Starmer, Tony Blair will at least be able to say that he sounded the alarm early. “People are elected on the basis that they are changemakers, because they’ve articulated a general vision for change,” he complained in an interview this week. “But what does that really mean, in specific terms?... If you don’t do that hard work and really dig deep, what you end up with are just ambitions. They remain ambitions.”
- Tasting Table
The 2 Ingredients Queen Elizabeth's Chef Always Used For Her Scrambled Eggs
Over her years as the British monarch, Queen Elizabeth II had a few surprising food habits, one of which was her liking for two unusual items in scrambled eggs.
- The Telegraph
Benefits cheat tried to leave UK with £50,000 stuffed down her leggings
A benefits cheat was caught after police found £50,000 stuffed down her leggings as she tried to leave the country via the Channel Tunnel.
- OK! Magazine
Channel 4 star, 24, 'found dead' in suspected double murder
A body, believed to be of a young Channel 4 star who appeared on 999: On The Front Line has been found in a Staffordshire home with police mounting a murder probe
- SWNS
Pub landlord ordered to remove giant bull mural from Grade II-listed inn
A pub landlord is being threatened with legal action by his “bully” council for having a giant BULL painted on the side of his 400-year-old inn. Martin Peel, 52, paid a local artist £1,200 to have the 8ft mural emblazoned on the side of The Bull’s Head in Wootton Wawen, Warks.