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Fancy visiting these scenic villages? IT is fair to say that Dorset is a beautiful and unique place to live. Given its mixture of rural and developed landscapes, there are many beautiful villages near major towns and areas. Some of these areas have stunning sea views, walking distance to beaches, a staircase or just offer awe-inspiring countryside walks. Here are the most scenic villages in Dorset. Burton Bradstock Burton Bradstock from the air Picture: Richard Ferre The scenic coasta...

The Ivy's offshoot brand The Ivy Asia is to launch its second permanent location this summer in London's Chelsea.

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The embattled carrier’s operations were heavily impacted by the COVID-19 pandemic and associated travel restrictions

When residents were forced to desert their homes The lost village of Tyneham was bought by the MoD. Picture by Arthur Grant In Autumn 1943, residents received a letter from the Government to vacate their homes and were given just over a month’s notice to leave. The place was evacuated to make way for US troops practising for the D-Day landings, with tank firing ranges also set up. An official letter stated: "The Government appreciate that this is no small sacrifice which you are asked t...

HEE says approach will vary region to region  Junior doctors working in London will not rotate to new jobs as planned in February because of the “extraordinary” pressures on the NHS. This mirrors what happened at a national level in March, during the first pandemic peak, where 20,000 medical trainees were stopped from rotating in April. According to an email sent by Peter Scolding and Jeeves Wijesuriya, co-chairs of North Thames regional junior doctor committee, and Zhi Cheng, chair of Sou...

Premium Content Many Mackay families are expected to experience greater levels of uncertainty this Christmas. Salvation Army corps officer Steve Spencer said people in Mackay have experienced some form of financial stress and everyone was affected by the situation in some way. “A person may not have the funds to spend which in turn means businesses and service providers experience less trade,” Mr Spencer said. He said there were many causes for financial stress. “We are currently seeing t...

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