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Hall's Croft in Stratford-upon-Avon was damaged after a large SUV car reportedly smashed into the building accidentally on Friday morning.

Police are still looking for witnesses

Affluent Londoners and those in the South East are expected to be the prime targets as Chancellor Rachel Reeves tries to find £42billion to balance Labour 's books.

A bombshell email exposes how Andrew asked his taxpayer-funded Met bodyguard to investigate Virginia Giuffre and passed him her date of birth and confidential social security number.

The Hind Rajab Foundation, chaired by Dyab Abou Jahjah (pictured) helped compile a dossier which was handed to police ahead of a Europa League match at Villa Park next month.

Ann Kaplan Mulholland, 64, who featured in The Real Housewives of Toronto, declared Lympne Castle, her home in Hithe, Kent, a micronation on Saturday.

He has links to the Moulsham area of Chelmsford

In the previously unseen emails, Epstein reveals Fergie was so desperate to cosy up to him that 'she was the first to celebrate' his release from jail 'with her two daughters in tow'.

I'm lying on the beach, Aperol Spritz in one hand, espresso in the other. The dulcet tones of Italian couples surround me, chain smoking cigarettes as their skin turns a deep shade of brown.

IAN LADYMAN: At Anfield this week they have been handing out league championship medals to ex-players who - because of old rules - weren't deemed to have played enough games at the time.

He has links to many parts of Essex along with London and Norfolk

An audience member of Who Wants To Be A Millionaire has opened up about two shocking blunders that never made the final cuts of the iconic gameshow.

Munch on them while you walk, or keep them for a delicious blackberry crumble

In recent years, the Michelin Guide has been riddled with controversy over its once-unimpeachable system for ranking restaurants.

Stolen signalling cables have halted train services across Essex this morning.

The Guardian reports that atmospheric carbon dioxide "soared by a record amount in 2024 to hit another high, UN data shows." But what's more troubling is why: Several factors contributed to the leap in CO2, including another year of unrelenting fossil fuel burning despite a pledge by the world's countries in 2023 to "transition away" from coal, oil and gas. Another factor was an upsurge in wildfires in conditions made hotter and drier by global heating. Wildfire emissions in the Americas reached historic levels in 2024, which was the hottest year yet recorded. However, scientists are concerned about a third factor: the possibility that the planet's carbon sinks are beginning to fail. About half of all CO2 emissions every year are taken back out of the atmosphere by being dissolved in the ocean or being sucked up by growing trees and plants. But the oceans are getting hotter and can therefore absorb less CO2 while on land hotter and drier conditions and more wildfires mean less plant growth... Atmospheric concentrations of methane and nitrous oxide — the second and third most important greenhouse gases related to human activities — also rose to record levels in 2024. About 40% of methane emissions come from natural sources. But scientists are concerned that global heating is leading to more methane production in wetlands, another potential feedback loop. Thanks to long-time Slashdot reader mspohr for sharing the article.

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Ministers formed a working group aimed at defining Islamophobia or anti-Muslim hatred in February, in a bid to stem rising numbers of hate crimes against Muslims.

It's been a tragic case that has left the local community in shock

Rosa Osman had been told it would be the 'lowest risk' twin pregnancy, but everything changed at 24 weeks

Traditionally, science has been the counterargument for the existence of God. But mathematicians Olivier Bonnassies and Michel-Yves Bollore now say that science 'has become God's ally'.