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Volunteer search organization Please Bring Me Home found the body of a missing 60-year-old Thornbury man in Georgian Bay Township Sunday.

On Monday, The Hellenic Initiative Australia (THI) announced two new grants totalling $110,00 for Greek charities, $66,000 to Boroume Saving Food Saving Lives and $44,000 to Emfasis Foundation.

The Coroner in the inquest into the deaths of two Derry men shot dead by the SAS in the grounds of Gransha Hospital on December 6 1984 has said that he has no choice but to adjourn the hearing after this week until November as it is simply 'not ready to ahead.'

The Coroner in the inquest into the deaths of two Derry men shot dead by the SAS in the grounds of Gransha Hospital on December 6 1984 has said that he has no c...

A Brighton restaurant could lose its licence after Sussex Police applied for a formal review.

Top loyalist - Winston ‘Winkie’ Irvine - attended a paramilitary funeral last week, the Sunday World can reveal.

Do you remember the long queues at the petrol pumps in September 2000 when fuel price protests brought Dundee to a standstill?

Q. Your father, James, and mother, Lillie, were in the RAF, and as a boy you travelled extensively as they moved to different postings. A. We lived around the UK and, for three years, lived in Singapore where I’d a dingo, an Australian dog, and a spider monkey called Suki. When I was nine, my dad was sent back to Bishopscourt in Northern Ireland and we lived in Newcastle. From there we moved to Wales. Q. You’ve never spoken publicly about getting a juvenile caution... what happened? A. I do...

Bill Berry was an inaugural member of the Aberdeen Sporting Hall of Fame Bill Berry grew up on a farm in Blairdaff by Monymusk. He was educated at Kemnay where his school report and certificate reported him an excellent scholar in most subjects. He left school aged 15 and was first employed by Cluny Estates as a Kennel boy and trainee Gamekeeper. He then moved to Findrack Estate near Lumphanan, with another Gamekeeper to become an Under Keeper. Whilst there, in 1953 the Laird actually arranged ...

Q. Your father, James, and mother, Lillie, were in the RAF, and as a boy you travelled extensively as they moved to different postings.