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A VILLAGE where "community spirit" and a sense of working together prevails has been named one of the best in the country.

Baroness Flather, who has died a week short of her 90th birthday, was Britain’s first Asian woman JP, local councillor, mayor and life peer, and a tireless campaigner for the rights of women and girls, for the South Asian community and for assisted dying.

The largest relocation of bird eggs from an endangered species will take place this week with a project to remove eggs from the Yorkshire Dales and take them to the south of England where the breed is extinct.

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Robert Hardman's revelatory new book Queen of Our Times debunks the ‘managed decline’ narrative peddled by The Crown

On the morning of October 22, 1992, the Royal car pulled up outside the Kreuzkirche church in Dresden, to be greeted by an uncomfortable silence writes ROBERT HARDMAN in his book.

Dame Cheryl Gillan, Welsh Secretary under David Cameron and staunch opponent of HS2 – obituary She campaigned to protect the Chilterns against HS2 and housing development and in 2019 announced Boris Johnsons Tory leadership victory 5 April 2021 • 4:16pm Cheryl Gillan with her dog Tizzy after he was voted Westminster Dog of the Year in 1996 Credit: Brian Smith Dame Cheryl Gillan, who has died aged 68, was a combative Conservative MP who was Welsh Secretary in David Cameron’s Coalition, but...

The 13th Lord Belhaven and Stenton, politician, farmer and champion of Polish causes – obituary He served in the Lords as a Tory peer, switched to the SNP in disgust at Edward Heath, then returned when Margaret Thatcher took over Lord Belhaven and Stenton The 13th Lord Belhaven and Stenton, who has died aged 93, was a long-serving hereditary peer who sat as a Conservative, then briefly switched to the SNP before returning to the Tory fold; in later years, before losing his seat in the Blair g...