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On twitter, its Annita Mcveigh or bbcyourquestions. Well be speaking to pauljohnson from the imstitute of fiscal studies in the next hour. 0le, ole, ole, ole three days of mourning begin in argentina to celebrate the life of the football legend Diego Maradona. Donald trump pardons his former National Security adviser michael flynn, who pleaded guilty to lying to the fbi about russian interference in the american elections of 2016. Scientists at the university of bristol are working to enable peo...

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Buyers are enjoying the highest level of spring-time choice of homes in five years, according to Zoopla.

Times journalist seeks answers after death of daughter aged 27

20 years later and Appledore Shipyard is still operating

My number one priority is the sweet hum of other people’s cars and vans swooshing past my house.  From the outside, things aren’t going terribly well for the LTN trial in Exeter. It would be nice to hear, for example how this summer groups of kids went off on their bikes all day like we often did. A shame if it turns out to be a one-off.  "Sorry, kids it's too dangerous for you to play in the street - we'll go to the park at the weekend, ok?"

Barrie Wright, a sometime London society playboy and jockey, was held to ransom to settle a hefty debt. For three years his disappearance remained a secret to all but police, family and close friends.

In Soteria Insurance v IBM, the Court of Appeal held that an exclusion of claims for “loss of profit, revenue, savings” did not exclude a claim for wasted expenditure.

The fundraiser for the son of a born and bred Helston man has almost reach £10,000. Ben Wallis,14, whose dad Shaun was born and raised in Helston, was diagnosed with both a brain tumour and a rare disease called Langerhans cell histiocytosis which had caused a second tumour at the back of his head. Bens family decided that they would start a fundraiser for the Bristol Childrens Hospital Wallace and Gromit’s Grand Appeal, that funds pioneering, life-saving equipment and research, as wel...

By Jasmine Rapson2020-12-23T12:44:00+00:00 Additional trusts in covid hotspots such as Kent and London to start giving covid vaccine A total of 18 trusts have been added to the vaccine programme, bringing the total number of hospitals up to 82 Several NHS trusts in covid hotspot areas will start receiving batches of the vaccine for the first time, according to NHS England. Barts Health Trust, Maidstone and Tunbridge Wells and Bedfordshire FT are among the latest set of trusts that will start ...