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A statue designed as a memorial to fallen miners has been unveiled in the centre of Shirebrook.

I am not bragging when I say that 56 years ago I was a young meteor. No: it is official. In 1967, Jonathan Aitken, then a young journalist on the Evening Standard (his uncle, Lord Beaverbrook, owned it at the time) wrote a book about the upcoming young movers and shakers in London – the stars of

In today’s newsletter: A new, long-delayed government white paper aims to cut profits and limit harm to gamblers – will it work?

WINCHESTER Cathedral has announced it will host an upcoming exhibition which combines contemporary art and historical architecture.

Welcome back. we will talk plenty on migration this evening. also sudan. also sudan. more than 300 british nationals have boarded four evacuation flights from sudan. by the end of day, eight will have left. the small airstrip being used in sudan is beginning to break up, which raises concerns over how long the operation can continue. we will discuss with our panel tonight, political correspondent for the guardian, peter walker, and victoria coates, former senior energy adviser to the trump admin...

Clear skies brings community members together to commemorate Anzac Day

Clear skies brings community members together to commemorate Anzac Day

Rockland legislators displayed caution when asked about approving $106,000 to the District Attorneys Office for investigations

The group, which claims to work for improving road safety, has been slammed for posting a number of "misleading" guidelines for cycling on roads

An online financial literacy system that teaches real-world finance to students and adults has come to Philomath and 22 other schools and communities in Oregon.