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SEPT. 17, 1953

PARENTS raised a glass to their sporty children as Delamere CofE Academy came together to raise cash for ICT equipment.

Your morning start for Thursday, July 7

Your morning start for Thursday, July 7

July 7th is Tell The Truth Day

I t took almost three centuries, but on Good Friday 2022 the Maroons of Jamaica apologised for their sordid role in crushing popular anti-slavery uprisings and forcibly returning runaway sl...

Series starts on Sunday night.

THERE was a Christmas party somewhere in Downing Street on December 18, 2020. Whilst families throughout the land were unable to be together and loved ones died lonely deaths through Covid, officials had a knees-up and Secret Santa.

Kenya's Joyciline Jepkosgei won a thrilling women's London Marathon in two hours, 17 minutes and 43 seconds as world record-holder and defending champion Brigid Kosgei faded late in the race to finish outside the podium places.

Pope John XXIII, 1963 (PA Images) Lying, half-truths, “misspeaking”, or obfuscation are now political skills, much as was rhetoric in ancient Greece. Honesty and frankness – and there are many honest politicians – come as a welcome surprise. Many blame governments’ general disposition to avoid the truth and cover up how they got us into our current mess. They have certainly contributed to a mushrooming belief in conspiracies. The implausible has becomes plausible. A publ...