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Locals in East Hampshire fear Labour's housing targets will turn the green fields that inspired Pride & Prejudice into sprawling housing estates.

The 2025 cast of I'm A Celebrity have revealed their biggest fears as they prepare to head into the jungle.

Philip Antony Townsend, 70, who went by the name Tony T, and John James McCartney, 60, known as Johnny, both died in the blaze at Gordon Working Men's Club in Morecambe on October 9, 2019.

The singer, 34, has already developed a huge estate in Framlington that's been dubbed 'Sheeranville,' that also includes a pub, tree house, swimming pool, and a cinema with 35ft by 20ft screen.

Having become synonymous with his role as the morally upstanding Earl of Grantham in Downton Abbey, Hugh Bonneville might expect to be accorded some respect in his profession.

Five years ago, Jeremy Cabral worried that his weight and lifestyle would cut his life short, robbing him of precious moments with his young family.

The 64-year-old is on his way to Australia for a handsome sum of cash to take part in this year's I'm A Celebrity… Get Me Out Of Here!

Samuel Million, 26, launched the assault after returning to his accommodation drunk in Bournemouth, Dorset in October last year.

The actress, 31, has been praised for her portrayal of a movie enthusiast with agoraphobia, and in a sweet twist she is now dating Adam, 34, who plays her boyfriend on the show.

BBC chairman Samir Shah finally issued an apology over the doctored footage of Donald Trump yesterday as a blame game within the corporation broke out into the public domain.

Organisers told the Daily Mail how years of abuse and ageing volunteers have created a perfect storm which left them scrambling for help ahead of this year's Remembrance Day.

Those blood-streaked bedroom walls. The brassiere, with its strap sliced off, discarded on the floor. Her foot protruding from beneath a rumpled duvet.

The European Commission is considering turning its non-binding 2020 guidance on "high-risk vendors" into a legal requirement that would effectively force EU member states to phase out Huawei and ZTE from mobile and fixed-line networks. Bloomberg reports: Commission Vice President Henna Virkkunen wants to convert the European Commission's 2020 recommendation to stop using high-risk vendors in mobile networks into a legal requirement, according to the people, who asked not to be identified because the negotiations are private. While infrastructure decisions rest with national governments, Virkkunen's proposal would compel EU countries to align with the commission's security guidance. The EU is increasingly focused on the risks posed by Chinese telecom equipment makers as trade and political ties with its second-largest trading partner fray. The concern is that handing over control of critical national infrastructure to companies with such close ties to Beijing could compromise national security interests. Virkkunen is examining ways to limit the use of Chinese equipment suppliers in fixed-line networks, as countries push for the rapid deployment of state-of-the-art fiber cables to expand high-speed internet access. The commission is also considering measures to dissuade non-EU countries from relying on Chinese vendors, including by withholding Global Gateway funding from nations that use the grants for projects involving Huawei equipment, according to the people.

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Nibbles Railway Café in Newenden, a small village in the Ashford District of Kent, claims to offer a 'truly unique dining experience where nostalgia meets novelty'.

There is an adage, attributed to author Robert Heinlein, that every generation thinks it invented sex.

At the end of the second episode of Trespasses, primary school teacher Cushla (Lola Petticrew) searches the house for her mother's hidden stashes of booze, and finds enough to fill Belfast docks.

The actress, 29, has admitted she struggled with the backlash she received for dating director Zach Braff due to their 21-year age gap.

Congestion - that bunged up, stuffy nose ­feeling - is usually a fleeting symptom of a cold which lasts for around a week and gets better on its own.

For more than 20 years, we've been bombarded with ­public health messages to reduce our salt intake in order to slash the UK death toll from heart disease.

When people ask why I defected to Reform, I will often cite my experience of working with the BBC.