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Sharon, Ann and Brenda Duggan are locked in a legal battle following the death of Agnes Duggan who passed away in August 2018 aged 78.

Brits are turning their backs on the Canary Islands as Tenerife sees a dip in hotel bookings, while anti-tourist protests continue to rock the Spanish holiday hotspot. 

Locals near Romney Marsh, Kent, claim it is no longer possible to live a quiet life due to the 'damage' and 'risk of injury'.

American researchers who tracked over 600 people for a year found those who made one simple swap cut their risk of dying from one of the UK and US's biggest killers by half.

A prototype of the unmanned 19-tonne vessel, named Excalibur, was launched at Devonport naval base last week and will pave the way for production of an entire squadron.

Bank manager Kevin Hyland masqueraded as a police patrolman and pulled over a teenage girl with his car while drunkenly attempting to relive his days as a special constable.

Giant strawberries that 'you cannot fit in your mouth' are coming to UK supermarkets this summer, experts reveal.

Charlie Murphy is due to give birth to her first child this month after undergoing five 'intense' rounds of IVF.

In the poem, written in 1961, The Beatle told the story of an unemployed boy named Tom who was 'black and dirty' and looking for work.

The mutual affection was clear as Tom Cruise and Hayley Atwell attended the New York premiere of Mission: Impossible 8 - The Final Reckoning on Sunday evening.

Homeowners along Corfe Avenue, in Warndon, Worcester, say swarms of bees invade their street and homes every summer - making their lives a misery.

Pizza makers Philippe Schneider, 69, and 45-year old Nathalie Caboubassy stand accused of killing Georges Meichler, a resident of the small French village of Brasc in February 2023.

Keith Robinson, 65, says he developed a large, angry inflammation on his leg shortly after clearing out cobwebs at home.

Reports claim the Newcastle star was not present at the club - however his name still appeared on the bill, which included 76 £100 tokens for personal dances.

France's last two captive killer whales are stranded in the algae-infested Marineland, near Cannes, neglected with the exception of a skeleton staff that comes in intermittently to feed them.

The Who's drummer Zak Starkey has been fired from the band for a second time, just one month after he was fired then quickly reinstated.

The 64-year-old, who is the highest-paid presenter at the BBC, is due to bow out by mutual agreement after being plunged into an antisemitism row.

Ongoing Israeli military action in Gaza since October 7 has reportedly led to a spike in 'disinformation' in lectures and seminars.

There seemed something horribly familiar about the case of Peter Sullivan. The man hitherto known as 'the Beast of Birkenhead' was released last week after 38 years in prison for the murder of Diane Sindall.

Drinks giant Diageo has outlined plans to slash costs after warning investors that US trade tariffs could cost the group around $150million (£113million) per year.