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Tony Juniper (pictured) suggested sports such as golf and horse-riding should remain a limited activity for the 'better off' due to the impact they would have on the land if they were to expand.

Carla Cresswell and her son Crue spent months enjoying stunning sunsets from their £1,800-a-month boat in a 'fantastic location' in London - but soon realised life on deck was far from ideal.

Both the A12 and M25 have been impacted this morning

Motorists are experiencing long delays following a crash on the A12 this morning.

MailOnline revealed Sam and Zara split in December after five years together, with the Strictly star revealing shortly after that she had moved out of their Chelsea home.

The pair appeared to clash in a session ahead of their crunch Champions League tie against PSG , with fellow Liverpool players Harvey Elliott and Ibrahima Konate having to separate them.

Kate's red coat, by Catherine Walker, worn with a matching red £450 Gina Foster hat, marked a return to the chic, fashion-forward formal wear the Princess has recently eschewed.

The indoor track championships in Virginia were marred when Alaila Everett was seen hitting Kaelen Tucker during the 4x200m relay event of the VSHL Class 3 Indoor Championships.

This week the supermodel's daughter stepped out in Paris looking exactly like her mother of yesteryear.

These people will receive £50 from their bank next month

A man was stabbed in broad daylight and it 'shocked' the local community

Big Blue's legal eagles soar on both sides of the pond

IBM scored a pair of legal wins this week: The US Supreme Court declined to reinstate a $1.6 billion judgment previously awarded to BMC Software, and the High Court in London, England, ruled in favor of Big Blue in a lawsuit against LzLabs, which was accused of misappropriating IBM's mainframe technology.…

Nicholas Walker had been asked to move branch at Robsons Estate Agents but was 'upset' after being told he would sit at a 'middle' desk rather than the 'back' desk - typically where the manager sits.

A Portuguese-flagged cargo ship carrying cyanide smashed into a US military oil tanker causing a 'massive fireball' off the Yorkshire coast.

Drivers were urged to avoid the area

NASA is eliminating approximately 20 positions, including its chief scientist and roles related to technology, policy, and diversity. The move, as part of a Trump administration effort to reduce staffing, "could be a harbinger of deeper cuts to NASA's science missions and a greater emphasis on human spaceflight, especially to Mars," reports the New York Times. From the report: The cuts affect about 20 employees at NASA, including Katherine Calvin, the chief scientist and a climate science expert. The last day of work for Dr. Calvin and the other staff members will be April 10. [...] The eliminated positions include the chief technologist and chief economist for the agency, which were part of the technology, policy and strategy office. Chief technologist positions at NASA centers like the Johnson Space Center in Houston and the Kennedy Space Center in Florida are not affected, the notice said. The agency is also cutting several positions related to diversity, equity and inclusion in its Office of Equal Opportunity. The notice said that NASA estimated severance costs would be about $1.2 million. "To optimize our work force, and in compliance with an executive order, NASA is beginning its phased approach to a reduction in force, known as a RIF," Cheryl Wheeler, a NASA spokeswoman, said in an email. "A small number of individuals received notification Monday they are a part of NASA's RIF." Eligible employees could opt for early retirement, Ms. Wheeler said. The Democratic House staff members said they worried deeper cuts at NASA would follow.

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Chloe was suspended on the show before quitting the reality TV programme

Eastbourne Parade Bowls Club was formed in 1897 and has welcomed thousands of members onto its seafront greens.

The pair found a man hiding in the bike rack on their motorhome after driving back from France and 'did the right thing'

Will Smith and wife Jada Pinkett Smith put on a unified front with their first joint message since he came under fire for kissing a Spanish singer on stage