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In the world of the paranormal, there have long been tales of supposed haunted objects. These can take many forms, and throughout the lore of England, there have long been tales of mysterious haunted skulls. In former times, it was not uncommon for families to keep skulls in their homes, with the earlier lore saying... Read more »

Advertisement Thousands of shoppers flooded Newcastles high street today as Britons continue to enjoy the relaxation of lockdown rules.  Pictures showed Northumberland Street - the citys main shopping thoroughfare - was absolutely jam packed today as shoppers flocked to the city centre in huge numbers. Large crowds were pictured on the main shopping street, with little social distancing in place as people jostled to visit their favourite stores. It comes after all non-essential retail stores ...

Traders fume at done deal bid to charge polluting drivers up to £60 a day to drive anywhere in Greater Manchester Greater Manchesters Clean Air Zone is due to come into force in just over 12 months - firms say authorities should think again about imposing a damaging tax on business Dont miss a thing by getting the latest from the Manchester Evening News sent direct to your inboxInvalid EmailSomething went wrong, please try again later. Click here When you subscribe we will use the informati...

By Robert Downes Houston: Demonstrators, mostly from the Sikh community, gathered to protest against several farm laws that change India’s agricultural system. Sikhs in Houston are calling on the Indian government to end new agriculture laws that they say will cripple already meager profits for farmers in the country’s Punjab region. On Monday, a few hundred people gathered outside the Indian embassy near Buffalo Bayou to criticize the new rules, which the Indian government passed in Septem...