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Britain's strictest teacher doesn't need to place herself in detention. But she does need to live up to the high standards she has so successfully set.

The man behind London's railway announcements has admitted he was once told off for breaking a commonly disobeyed rule by his own voice on the public address system.

Users' sluggish migration of critical apps mean current deadline not workable, says analyst

By 2030, 40 percent of SAP customers currently using its legacy ERP systems will still not have migrated to the latest software, prompting the business apps giant to rethink its support deadline.…

His family have now raised money for his three children

The plans include a £600 million extension to the terminal, enabling the airport to serve 43 million passengers annually.

A  college is expecting a big turnout for an annual event on Thursday.

I sat through almost every day of Letby's two trials at Manchester Crown Court - and subsequent appeals - and admit I was initially impressed by the fanfare from the apparently eminent panel.

Having nursed many patients, as well as my late husband, the writer Jeremy Clarke, in their last days, I have great reservations about the assisted dying Bill.

The crook made no attempt to hide his face from CCTV at the shop in Hounslow on Sunday evening also transporting other items under his bulging zip up hoodie.

Colin Yexley, 61, and his sister Jackie, 70, said the property in Ramsage, Kent, looked 'lovely' online - so put their names down for two weeks.

Broxbourne Borough Council is expecting to implement the ban from 1 April

The unconventional initiative was made a 'permanent policy' in 2022 at the Barcelona-based business, after a trial run to test if it relieved Covid lockdown stress.

Natalie Bryant, 53, from Croydon, south London, was left looking like she had 'worms' in her cheeks after she claims her thread lift went wrong-and she flew to Turkey for a £4,500 facelift to fix it.

Speaking anonymously to Yes, Ma'am - The Secret Life of Royal Servants by Tom Quinn, one insider opened up about what it was like to cater to the Duke of Sussex .

The road was shut and a person had to be cut free from one of the wrecked vehicles

Foreign Office minister Stephen Doughty said doubts about the legal status of the Chagos Islands meant there would be 'no basis to remove' a hostile power.

Sir Keir Starmer 's health minister Ashley Dalton said she doesn't believe in 'gendered' toilets and said people could identify as anything they like - llamas included.

Impacted employees are coming forward to challenge the perception that Zuckerberg simply wanted to cut the dead weight, insisting that is no more than a 'corporate facade.'

Archaeologists have uncovered the remains of a 15th-century 'vampire' whose head was pulled from their body to prevent them from rising from their grave.

Formerly known as The Jackson 5, the group found international success in 1969, with their first single I Want You Back reaching No.1 on the US charts.