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Ex-Surrey Police PC Amanda Aston's lies led to her ex-partner losing his job and being imprisoned.

The National Book Awards held at the Metropolitan Theater a few weeks ago was a joyous occasion—the first face-to-face ceremony since the pandemic to celebrate the best books published in 2021 and 2022.

Amanda Aston, 44, a constable based at Guildford police station in Surrey, had grossly misinterpreted, exaggerated and distorted Sgt Matthew Taylors behaviour, a court heard.

Amanda Aston was found guilty of two counts of perverting the course of justice and another of fraud by false representation.

Grief is a massive emotion that can take years to process, but you can and will grow around it

The late Carlos Padilla was pivotal in El Salvador's historic unanimous vote to ban metal mining in their country

An author, bon vivant, and impresario of activism whose career of sensational campaigns reads like a history of the modern progressive movement.

HELLO! takes a look at the life of the late Queen Elizabeth II's cousin, Princess Alexandra, who was included in King Charles's official coronation portraits

In Memoriam: Jerry Mander (1936-2023)

He helped the Sierra Club fight a plan to build dams in the Grand Canyon and started a think tank to warn of the effects of economic globalization.