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Morning, they issued a joint statement saying they had agreed to go the extra mile to try to find a solution. The Prime Minister said the two sides remained far apart on key areas, but they wouldnt be walking away while there was still hope of a deal. Today had been given as a deadline to decide whether negotiations should continue. Our political correspondent, helen catt, reports. It was supposed to be the call that would make the call. Was there enough chance of a deal to keep talking . The an...

A warning to borisjohnson relaxing coronavirus restrictions this christmas will lead to a third wave of infections all schools in greenwich told to close from tomorrow as coronavirus rates in the South East London borough reach the highest level since march. Police in lincolnshire have arrested two teenagers on suspicion of murder after the discovery a school boys body. And, how are trips to see santa changing, as we prepare to celebrate christmas in a pandemic . Well be finding out at eight thi...

A church service will take place at St Giles Church in Wrexham on Thursday, June 6 at 1pm followed by a parade through the city centre

Early Sheriffs of Unicoi County Part 12: The McInturff Years 1934-1940, 1942-1946

To beat powerful and well-funded opponents, they had to be persistent

Familiar foes find themselves in a fracas again over a proposed mega-development in rural east Orange as residents hope to block a plan for 1,800 homes on ranchlands in the environmentally sensitive Econ River Basin. Developer Sean Froelich’s proposed project also has a familiar sounding name, Sustanee, a spelling tweak of “Sustany,” the tag by which an earlier iteration of the plan was known ...

THE Co-op in Builth Wells is delighted to announce that its two local causes it will be supporting in 2024 are Builth Wells Community Support (BWCS)…

THE Builth Wells Cancer Research committee raised £677 from their annual autumn lunch.

LOCAL heroes who work in the healthcare sector have been recognised for their efforts.

He helped lead a back-to-basics revival of clowning, embracing a thread of transgressive traditions running from medieval court jesters to Weimar burlesque to Jerry Lewis.