The areas where it's hardest to sell a home... so is YOUR town one of the worst affected?
Homeowners trying to sell their property in recent weeks will have noticed something very odd.
Shocking pictures show piles of rubbish at travellers' site which received £116,000 of taxpayer cash
Drone images from the site showed huge piles of rubbish strewn across the site in Swansea as 'investigations are ongoing' into waste being burnt at the site.
Nervy bond markets spike as PM hires high-tax fanatics. Threat of ID cards for all. Hard Left Rayner's ambition is the talk of Westminster. And armed police arrest Father Ted writer for Tweets, leaving millions asking: When DID Britain become North Korea?
Police were accused of a 'totalitarian' clampdown on free speech after Father Ted writer Graham Linehan was arrested by armed officers over online comments about transgender activists.
A House Of Dynamite leaves critics in awe with 'horrifically gripping and unsettling' nuclear war scenes dubbed 'more terrifying than most horror films'
The American political thriller premiered at the Venice International Film Festival on September 2 and will land on Netflix on October 24.
Free speech laws 'need to be looked at' after Graham Linehan's arrest over 'anti-trans' tweets, Wes Streeting says
The Health Secretary has waded into the fresh debate about free speech in the UK after Linehan told how he was dealt with 'like a terrorist', held in a cell and then had to be rushed to hospital.
Italian city is looking for 100 judges for Tiramisu World Cup - but there's a catch
The 2025 Tiramisù World Cup will take place in Treviso on October 10 and 11 - and event organisers are seeking 100 judges.
The Great British Bake Off viewers brand show 'cringe, nonsense-ridden and a waste of time' just minutes into premiere as Noel Fielding's return to TV is overshadowed with complaints
Tuesday evening saw the highly-anticipated return of the sixteenth series much-loved Channel 4 programme.
Terrifying moment racist threatens mosque worshippers with a knife as he rants about 'protecting our children'
Shocking footage shows 29-year-old Callum Mcinally waving a blade and shouting incoherently at Muslim men outside Jami Mosque in Portsmouth on Sunday.
New Ryanair bag checks set to provoke 'unruly passengers' warns travel expert
As Ryanair vows to enforce stricter cabin luggage checks on its passengers, an aviation boss has warned this could lead to additional problems on board.
Government is way behind its 1.5m homes target: Can it still be done?
The government is falling drastically short of its housebuilding targets, figures from the Office For National Statistics (ONS) suggest.
Essex woman dies after being found unresponsive on holiday in South Korea
She was sadly found unresponsive
Moment callous thieves ride off on bike of round-the-world motorcyclist in Nottingham park - after he travelled 15,000 miles through China, Russia and Europe to Britain
Yogesh Alekari, 33, had been riding his KTM 390 Adventure on an epic journey starting in Mumbai, Asia, Russia and China, before heading across Europe and into the UK.
Jason Manford responds to accusations he recycles his jokes with hilarious rant about 'how time works'
The comedian, 44, hit back at a fan who called him a 'one trick pony' after watching him live in Preston a few years ago.
Shirley Ballas reveals she received 'disdainful stares' at her father's funeral after describing him as a 'deadbeat dad'
Shirley Ballas has revealed that she received 'disdainful stares' at her father's funeral after describing him as a 'deadbeat dad'.
Lake District campaigners demand tourists are fined after 'epidemic' of litter and fly-camping ruins beauty spots - as weary locals calls for a tourist tax
Organisation Friends of the Lake District conducted a survey which highlighted anti-social parking, flytipping and general littering, and it's no longer limited to the most famous scenic locations.
Coffee shop worker's fury as she is fined £100 for parking just two INCHES over white line
Lisa Henderson, 56, paid £1.95 to park her Mini for an hour at a car park in Newark, Nottinghamshire on August 9.
Olivia Attwood lands six-figure deal as River Island's latest brand ambassador - sending fans wild
The TV personality, 34, is preparing to launch a collaboration with the brand, which is set to be announced in the coming days.
Common Pesticide Linked To Widespread Brain Abnormalities In Children
alternative_right shares a report from ScienceAlert: The insecticide chlorpyrifos is a powerful tool for controlling various pests, making it one of the most widely used pesticides during the latter half of the 20th century. Like many pesticides, however, chlorpyrifos lacks precision. In addition to harming non-target insects like bees, it has also been linked to health risks for much larger animals -- including us. Now, a new US study suggests those risks may begin before birth. Humans exposed to chlorpyrifos prenatally are more likely to exhibit structural brain abnormalities and reduced motor functions in childhood and adolescence.
Progressively higher prenatal exposure to chlorpyrifos was associated with incrementally greater deviations in brain structure, function, and metabolism in children and teens, the researchers found, along with poorer measures of motor speed and motor programming. [...] This supports previous research linking chlorpyrifos with impaired cognitive function and brain development, but these findings are the first evidence of widespread and long-lasting molecular, cellular, and metabolic effects in the brain. "The disturbances in brain tissue and metabolism that we observed with prenatal exposure to this one pesticide were remarkably widespread throughout the brain," says first author Bradley Peterson, a developmental neuroscientist at the University of Southern California's Keck School of Medicine. Senior author Virginia Rauh added: "It is vitally important that we continue to monitor the levels of exposure in potentially vulnerable populations, especially in pregnant women in agricultural communities, as their infants continue to be at risk."
The report notes that the EPA banned residential use of chlorpyrifos in 2001 but the pesticide is still used in agriculture around the world.
The findings have been published in the journal JAMA Neurology.
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Boxing champion, 18, was run over and killed by HGV after lying in the road following night out drinking with friends
Leo Mountain, a North West Region boxing champion from Morecambe, had been out drinking with friends over the Easter bank holiday before the tragic crash on April 20.
'Secret' D-Day maps bought as part of £10 job lot sell for astonishing sum
The collection - giving detail of the five landing beaches codenamed Utah , Omaha, Gold, Juno and Sword during the 1944 invasion - was first bought for just £10.