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Three generations of one family show how they see the Yorkshire Dales landscape in a new special art exhibition.

Bill Zwaan has been the head football coach at West Chester since 2003, and he had never dropped a contest to division rival Millersville – until Saturday. In the PSAC East opener for both, the host Marauders ended a 19-game skid in the series, topping the Golden Rams 23-14 at Biemesderfer Stadium. West Chester falls […]

Among the defining glories of England are the miracles of accidental design that is the English countryside, the country houses that have survived…

A Barry man was sent to prison for over two years after he tried to incite young girls into sexualised behaviour

The $6 billion Perdaman urea project could be the catalyst for a push by local Aboriginal leaders to renegotiate a decades-old land agreement.

Work has started on the Perdaman fertiliser plant on the Burrup Peninsula, near Karratha, in Western Australia’s Pilbara region. Chris Jenkins reports.

WA Premier Mark McGowan has pledged to stop any further industrial development of the Burrup Peninsula — beyond a $6.4 billion fertiliser plant that starts construction today.

Cruise company Ponant is setting sail on a historical cruise centered around Napoleon Bonaparte's journey into exile, from Dakar to St. Helena.

“Trevor Milton is a con man.” With those words, the US launched its closing statement in Milton’s trial on Thursday, as the government worked to seal its case against the Nikola Corp. founder it claims defrauded investors with breathless hype about the electric truck maker. 

A man has shared his delight after being reunited with his and his late wife's wedding rings after they were found in Norwich.