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April 4, 2021
The pair flew to Dubai for cosmetic surgery and said they couldn’t afford mandatory quarantine on return
April 4, 2021
Boris Johnson will announce pilot programme to allow spectators at top-level sports
March 17, 2021
Snappers asked to share examples of what they missed during Covid crisis Vietnam-based photographer Rehahn shows us a young girl sheltering from the heavy rain under a giant leaf. I wanted to submit an uplifting image, and the smile on the little girl’s face says it all. We will get through this pandemic but we know the only way is together, he said. Rehahn Zina Hamu, a Yazidi refugee, fled her Iraqi village when ISIS invaded in 2014. She lived for many years in a camp with her family, before...
March 16, 2021
Since Meghan Markle and Harry’s Oprah interview the British media has been hungry for views and stories about life inside royal circles
March 16, 2021
‘Create Escape’ mural now features Team Robbo tag, an apparent reference to graffiti artist King Robbo
March 12, 2021
Police continue to question man at centre of investigation into womans disappearance
March 11, 2021
Morrisons chief executive wears halving of profits as a badge of honour’
March 8, 2021
Nobel laureate to make dramas, films, documentaries and childrens shows through her company Extracurricular
March 7, 2021
Poet tweeted that she is a threat to injustice
March 6, 2021
SHARE The first oak trees destined to rebuild the iconic spire of the destroyed Notre Dame cathedral have been selected during a ceremony in a French forest. A total of 1,000 oaks will be cut down to rebuild the cathedral roof and spire which was ravaged by fire in April 2019. "This is a project that concerns the whole of France," said Gen Jean-Louis Georgelin, who chairs the body in charge of restoring Notre Dame. "It will ensure the security of the cathedral for eight centuries, 10 centuri...