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The woman was in her mid-30s when she was buried in a royal cemetery on the Greek mainland at Mycenae and was discovered in the 1950s.

Police are appealing for witnesses to come forward

When Annabel Croft's husband died almost two years ago, she said she was able to do little more than sob at home, but she couldn't stop smiling at a lunch with a handsome male friend last week.

Whether you're a lover or a hater, the one thing everyone is desperate to debate is the 'Gail's theory' - a longstanding idea that Gail's bakeries boost house prices.

EXCLUSIVE: This harrowing unpublished image shows the desperate race to save tragic cricket legend Shane Warne by paramedics and his friends.

Brits are set for another sunny week after the country enjoyed the warmest day of the year so far. The end of next week will see 19 and 20C temperatures across the country.

With its inviting beaches and azure blue waters, vibrant culture and easygoing lifestyle, more and more Brits are escaping the gloomier weather of the UK for sunny Portugal.

Maura Higgins is reportedly set to make a return to the TV spotlight as a contestant on British game show Blankety Blank, following her 'drunken kiss' with married McFly star Danny Jones.

An urgent recall has been issued for a popular Easter Egg over fears that the product may contain metal. Customers are being asked to return the two eggs to where they bought them for a refund.

Lasse Stolley, 18, from Fockbek, in Germany, has spent the past 24 months sleeping on overnight ICE trains, having breakfast in DB lounges, and showering in public swimming pools.

I was on Cloud Nine when I visited Manchester Airport's Aether Lounge - the experience only costs £250pp, far less than The Windsor by Heathrow, where guests fork out for £3,812 for three people.

Lizzo showed off her incredible weight loss in a strapless red dress at the 11th Breakthrough Prize Ceremony on Saturday.

A key threshold measuring whether British banks can cope with a meltdown in global trade has been triggered, we can reveal.

No charges have been issued, nor any explanation given for why Peter and Barbie were arrested on February 1 with their interpreter.

'Bop' and 'lala bop', are terms which might appear harmless to adults - but the words have taken on a whole new meaning around the world, as parenting experts are warning on TikTok.

My neighbour can have up to seven cars parked in front of his house and on the pavements, which he sells to private buyers. What can I do?

The left-hand tunnel was closed for planned maintenance overnight

The Foreign Secretary said it was 'unacceptable, counterproductive and deeply concerning' that Yuan Yang and Abtisam Mohamed were held and then deported.

U.K. postmasters were mistakenly sent to prison due to a bug in their "Horizon" accounting software — as first reported by Computer Weekly back in 2009. Nearly 16 years later, the same site reports that now the Scottish Criminal Cases Review Commission "is attempting to contact any former subpostmasters that could have been prosecuted for unexplained losses on the Post Office's pre-Horizon Capture software. "There are former subpostmasters that, like Horizon users, could have been convicted of crimes based on data from these systems..." Since the Post Office Horizon scandal hit the mainstream in January 2024 — revealing to a wide audience the suffering experienced by subpostmasters who were blamed for errors in the Horizon accounting system — users of Post Office software that predated Horizon have come forward... to tell their stories, which echoed those of victims of the Horizon scandal. The Criminal Cases Review Commission for England and Wales is now reviewing 21 cases of potential wrongful conviction... where the Capture IT system could be a factor... The SCCRC is now calling on people that might have been convicted based on Capture accounts to come forward. "The commission encourages anyone who believes that their criminal conviction, or that of a relative, might have been affected by the Capture system to make contact with it," it said. The statutory body is also investigating a third Post Office system, known as Ecco+, which was also error-prone... A total of 64 former subpostmasters in Scotland have now had their convictions overturned through the legislation brought through Scottish Parliament. So far, 97 convicted subpostmasters have come forward, and 86 have been assessed, out of which the 64 have been overturned. However, 22 have been rejected and another 11 are still to be assessed. An independent group, fronted by a former Scottish subpostmaster, is also calling on users of any of the Post Office systems to come forward to tell their stories, and for support in seeking justice and redress.

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One subject monopolised conversation when Lesotho's wealthy and powerful gathered at their favourite haunts in the capital Maseru last week.