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Three people were arrested during the course of the protest on Sunday

They always say about the places that have defined us: never go back. That's always seemed nonsensical to me. If you love a place, of course you should return

My neighbour threw an old carpet and wooden boards into my skip when he thought no one was looking. I saw him, but he denies it. What can I do?

The pair were caught on security cameras splashing in the pools, swimming, and using the water slides.

'Leading provider of AI-powered digital transformation' plays buzzword bingo as 'seasoned leaders' climb on board

A publication less kind than The Reg might couch Atos's latest leadership intake as the recruitment of more expensive execs coming armed with buckets to bail water from a sinking vessel.…

The Left-winger who has touted a link-up with ex-Labour leader Jeremy Corbyn, comfortably won the race to take over from Carla Denyer and Adrian Ramsay.

Savers have been hit by a rise in the cost of living and falling interest rates, writes SYLVIA MORRIS. So there are millions earning just up to 1 pc on their money, the lowest rate for over two years.

An anonymous reader shares a report: Amazon doubled its Prime Day discount sales to four days this year and touted blowout numbers days after the event. But by one critical metric, it missed the mark. Sign-ups in the U.S. failed to meet last year's total and even the company's own target, according to internal company data reviewed by Reuters. The world's largest online retailer registered 5.4 million U.S. sign-ups over the 21-day run-up to Prime Day and its four-day sales event from July 8 to July 11. That was around 116,000 fewer than for the same period a year earlier and 106,000 below the company's own goal, a roughly 2% decline in both metrics.

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An air travel expert has warned Brits to prepare for flight cancellations and diversion risks. 

I fear the promise of the Holy Grail of rapid, lifelong slenderness has turned hundreds of thousands of normally sensible, mostly middle-class women into lifelong addicts, writes AMANDA PLATELL

The market will not be taking place as a result of heavy rain and high winds

It was Scottish player Ally who got the fans' eyes rolling from the very first question of the show.

Vladimir Putin has today accused Europe of spreading 'hysteria' and 'horror stories', after France and Germany warned of a possible Russian attack.

Laurent Freixe, 63, lost his job on Monday after the world's biggest food and drink company said he broke its code of conduct by failing to disclose the affair.

When goalkeeper Lewis Maguire was diagnosed with Hodgkin lymphoma, he was forced to abandon a dream trial with Leeds United.

Those who have already watched the black comedy film, which premiered on August 29, have shared their thoughts on it.

Dwayne Johnson displayed his slimmed-down frame as he departed Venice Film Festival on Tuesday - following a recent weight loss transformation.

Most parents remember the phase when their child couldn't seem to pick up a toy without putting it in their mouth. But Michelle Jacques remembers her son refusing to put 'anything near his mouth'.

Experts say women who take birth control like the Pill, implant or patch, tend to remember different aspects of an incident from those with natural menstrual cycles.

Piotr Szczerek is the super rich CEO dubbed the 'most hated man on the internet' after he was caught on camera swiping a hat signed by Kamil Majchrzak from the boy.