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'It was filthy and very noisy and horrible to live in.'

The distinctive bearskin hat seen on the Queen's Guard has been worn for more than 200 years.

A black bear caused some commotion at a 7-Eleven when it burst through the doors in search of some food and accidentally set off the store's hand sanitizer station

Cardiff Queen Street had a cordon in place with several fire engines and police around on Monday, November 15.

Google Cloud appeared to have a network issue after 12pm ET

His mum Nicola said she was heartbroken after already losing her younger son.

The former factory worker invited 120 people to his own wake for a dance and a drink.

Jurors in Kyle Rittenhouse's trial for murder began deliberations on Tuesday over the teenager who shot three men and killed two of them

They were ordered off their Qatar Airways flight as authorities claimed to be hunting for the mother of the newborn who was found in an airport bin.

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The Prince's upmarket Highgrove range has been hit by 'regulatory changes' in the UK-EU trading relationship.

'That’s not because there’s no demand, but because we were stuck at hospital for the entire duration, waiting for bed space.'

It comes after the UK's terror threat level was raised this week.

President Joe Biden will visit New Hampshire on Tuesday to tout the $1trillion infrastructure deal he signed on Monday

John Murray had promised his dying police colleague he would find those responsible for her shooting.

Energy regulator Ofgem said Neon Reef Limited and Social Energy Supply Ltd have confirmed they are ceasing to trade.

They've admitted breaching injunctions designed to stop their protests.

Guests who cannot show proof of vaccination due to a disability will need to provide a negative Covid-19 test within 72 hours of the event

People are being told to stay clear of the area.

Her message comes a few days before her first wedding anniversary without Prince Philip.

He proposed changing the Code of Conduct for MPs.

Owing to the global chip shortage.

Now Andrew Cotton is back at the same spot of his tragic injury searching for the biggest wave ever.

The gavel has come down on the Glasgow Climate Pact agreed by all 197 countries.

The church in Wales has gone further than in England by allowing blessings for gay couples.