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Ukrainians were initially welcomed with open arms in Poland, but there are signs the relationship might be becoming a little strained.
Nickelodeon’s animated series premiered over four years before Cameron’s film
The Swiss parliament elected an entrepreneur and a former social worker to the seven-member cabinet on Wednesday ahead of a reshuffle sparked by the resignations of two ministers, although which posts the two new members take has yet to be decided. Albert Roesti, 55, a businessman and member of parliament from Bern who led the right-wing Swiss People's Party (SVP) from 2016 to 2020, was elected to succeed fellow SVP member Ueli Maurer, who was finance minister and a fiscal hawk who said he would retire at end of the year.
The Newport-based community hub is the first to get blankets, hats and scarves knitted by YOU for the Wight Warmers Knit-in appeal.
Bake Off has lined up two festive specials.
CO-OP has become the first retailer to launch a £1million ‘warm spaces’ funding boost to support vital services in Worcester.
The duchess said ‘We weren’t allowed to tell our story’ in BBC interview arranged by Kensington Palace.
An entrepreneur has been awarded a grant to develop a trial which uses Swaledale sheep fleeces to protect ancient upland peat bogs.
A suspected Russian deserter who opened fire on police officers has been arrested and identified as a mercenary for the Wagner Group.
The Sausage War between Britain and Brussels has inspired an art exhibition in Northern Ireland examining the links between the national identities, bangers and Brexit.
The pencil and ink drawing by Ernest Howard Shepard was created around 1931 to illustrate the children’s novel by Kenneth Grahame.
The beloved children's author has another TV adaptation for the festive season.
Rishi Sunak has refused to rule out banning emergency services from going on strike, saying he will "do what I need to do in order to keep people safe". A raft of public sector workers are set to take industrial action in the coming days and weeks, including nurses, ambulance workers and fire services, as they argue for better pay and working conditions amid the cost of living crisis and soaring inflation. Asked in an interview with the BBC on Wednesday whether he would consider banning strikes by emergency services, Mr Sunak said: "My priority is making sure that I keep people safe and that I minimise the disruption on their lives, and I will do what is required to do that."
Workers downed tools on Thursday on the first of two days of strike action.
POLICE in Dorset are appealing for witnesses following a collision involving a car and a pedestrian in Sherborne.
The Afghan capital has unveiled a new landmark on its Dahan-e-bagh square - a giant hand-painted globe of planet Earth.
Union to share reports by senior lawyer and accountants on near-£100m construction with police
Hundreds of thousands cheered a mix of international and regional artists in Riyadh
Comedian has shed light on ‘You smashed it, Liz!’ remark
The Fleetwood Mac star said she had been ‘impressed and so touched’ following Lizzo’s speech at the 2022 People’s Choice Awards.