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Northwest of Windermere, the Lakes village has a population of around 500 and is made up of narrow, cobbled streets, whitewashed houses and old cottages.

The van, which had cloned number plates, was being driven a man who did not have a valid licence.

The actor admits he's already looking to the future and the possibility of parenthood after watching his older sister Pauline welcome her first child, a baby girl.

It may never have happened without it

She has stepped outside her comfort zone to take part in the show

An incredible new map captures a stunning snapshot of the Roman Empire's vast transportation system as it was nearly 2,000 years ago.

The government has today announced the biggest changes to the school curriculum in over a decade

Citroen's e-C5 Aircross Long Range has been awarded the Government's higher band discount. The EV has a range of 422 miles on a single charge.

The masked rider, dressed in black, almost grabs the device from the woman in a split second manoeuvre outside the central London train station at around 3am.

A frequent traveller has revealed the mistake she often sees people make while using the Eurostar, which can cause long wait times.

NHS England chief executive Sir Jim Mackey said there was 'no doubt' this winter will be one of the toughest the health service has ever faced, with hospitals at capacity.

Home Office Border Force vessels and an RNLI lifeboat made repeated trips into the middle of the Channel to pick up boatloads of migrants.

Chest wall radiotherapy is the standard treatment for many patients with early-stage disease who have had their breasts removed and been put on anti-cancer drugs.

The Bank of England opted to hold interest rates at 4% once again today, with a cut in December now thought likely.

An anonymous reader shares a report: US software company SAS Institute has withdrawn from mainland China and dismissed its local staff, according to a Beijing-based employee affected by the move, as the analytics specialist ended more than two decades of operations amid intense domestic competition and geopolitical tensions. The company on Thursday announced the lay-offs via an email and hosted a short video call, in which executives thanked local employees for their contribution and cited "organisational optimisation" for the exit, according to the employee. "SAS is ceasing direct business operations in China," an SAS spokeswoman said on Friday in response to the Post's inquiry. "This decision reflects a broader shift in how we operate globally, optimising our footprint and ensuring long-term sustainability." The company would continue having a presence on the mainland via third-party partners, according to the spokeswoman.

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They want to speak with six men

Beckham and Ronaldo have both transcended football to become worldwide icons, venturing into the world of fashion and having also received attention for their looks.

Former Reform UK MP Rupert Lowe shared an image of the luxury black car with his 570,000 combined followers on X and Instagram looking in a sorry state without its signature sleek lamps.

The newsreader won a legion of new fans and the backing of JK Rowling when she rejected the gender-neutral language live on air.

Rachel Reeves and Keir Starmer have been dropping heavy hints that the pledge not to increase income tax, national insurance or VAT might be jettisoned at the Budget .