Robert Page reflected on “an unbelievable feeling” after guiding Wales to a first World Cup appearance for 64 years. Wales secured a 1-0 victory at the Cardiff City Stadium after Gareth Bale’s 34th-minute free-kick was headed into his own net by Andriy Yarmolenko.
A vacant site that used to accommodate a former McDonald’s restaurant in south Essex is set to become a Irish bar that opens until 2am.
SOUTHAMPTON City council has announced plans to improve walking and cycling in the city and connect routes from the City Centre with Southampton General Hospital.
A video has been viewed more than one million times after it was shared in social media posts claiming that an Indian ruling party spokeswoman "had been sentenced to death for blaspheming the Prophet Mohammed". However, a representative from Bharatiya Janata Party denied the claim, which circulated after its spokeswoman, Nupur Sharma, made comments that sparked global outrage among Muslim communities. Meanwhile, the footage shows various protests in India unrelated to the row. "Finally, the Indi
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The rules of the Tory 1922 Committee mean there cannot be another confidence vote within 12 months.
Met Office shows how a heatwave might look like in 2050 and how it might impact outdoor events like Glastonbury.Source: Met Office
John Cole and Angharad Williamson murdered the five-year-old boy after subjecting him to a sustained attack in Bridgend, South Wales.
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Information Commissioner’s Office says users of public services often bear brunt of financial punishments
Britain’s ambassador to Russia has been summoned to the Kremlin over what its foreign ministry said was the UK’s “offensive rhetoric” over Ukraine. It said a strong protest was expressed to Ambassador Deborah Bronnert over “the frankly boorish statements of the British leadership regarding Russia, its leader and official representatives of the authorities, as well as the Russian people”. The ministry said Russia had told her it objected to British statements containing “deliberately false information, in particular about alleged Russian ‘threats to use nuclear weapons’”.
Smart motorway crashes could be investigated by a new road safety unit as polling showed that a majority of drivers want them scrapped.
All UK customer-facing, branch and junior staff at the bank will see their pay rise by £1,200 from August 1.
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A schoolboy described as “pure evil” murdered his five-year-old stepbrother just five days after being allowed to move into his home by social services despite making repeated threats against him.
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