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Nigel Moore and his mum Pamela with their finds - Credit: Nigel Moore A Crouch End man says he was “absolutely amazed” to unearth an antique jug underneath his floorboards from the old Broadway creamery.   Nigel Moore, 50, made the discovery after opening a trapdoor and squeezing down into his cellar to find a collection including bottles, ceramics, tiles and shoes, which are believed to have been left there for at least a century.   The 50-year-old, who works as a driver for movie productions – both on screen and off – lives in Fairfield Road with his parents Pamela and Jack, who...

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BBC News By Kevin Peachey Published image captionSimon Ashley and his twin boys - Ralph and Henry - need more room Speculation is rife about a possible extension of the stamp duty holiday in England. Tens of thousands of property buyers have urged Chancellor Rishi Sunak to offer help. Earlier this month the BBC spoke to some of them. With twin boys approaching the age of two, Simon Ashley and his wife Katie soon realised they needed more space at home. So the family decided to take advantage of the stamp duty holiday and move to a bigger property just outside Harrogate.

And the Port of Dover reported on Friday that "everything is running smoothly". As of New Year's Day, new documentation is required between EU member states and Britain. The Protocol, which was created to avoid disrupting cross-border trade, also means that any goods coming from Britain are subject to EU checks and documentation. Nigel Moore of McBurney Transport, which has bases in Belfast and Ballymena, said Friday was no reflection of what was to come. He said New Year's Day did not illustrate "the full negative effect this will have on GB-NI movements, as there is very little moving". ...