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Hector Lloyd-Jones died at his home near Prion, near Denbigh, on January 9. He leaves behind his wife, Vicky, daughter Cathryn, stepchildren Gen and Cai and his brother, Elphin. The private funeral service will be at St Asaph Crematorium this Friday and donations in lieu of flowers will go to the Wales Air Ambulance. After a spell working on the Western Mail, Mr Lloyd-Jones joined the Denbighshire Free Press in the 1970s, initially as the deputy editor and then editor. Later in his career, he was training officer and also took responsibility for health and safety matters at North Wa...

Richest people in Britain revealed (Image: NC) He has been presenting ITV’s Who Wants to Be a Millionaire? for two years after it was announced the series would go through a revamp. In his personal life, Jeremy married Alex Hall in 1989 before divorcing months later. He then married his manager, Frances Cain, and the couple had three children together before divorcing in 2014. As well as his television appearances, the businessman has an interest in properties and bought a 312 acre site in 2012 for £4.25 million. After blowing up his farmhouse in a stunt for The Grand Tour, Jeremy began re...

McCarthy Linked With Wolves Trio Friday, 21st Dec 2012 11:00 Town boss Mick McCarthy has been linked with a January move for three of his old Wolves squad, Ronald Zubar, Sylvan Ebanks-Blake and Richard Stearman. Earlier this week, defender Zubar was made available by Ståle Solbakken. The right-back or central defender is claimed to be “nailed on” to join the Blues, according to sources quoted in the Wolverhampton Express and Star with McCarthy appearing certain to want to sign right-back on a permanent basis in January. However, on-loan Blackburn man Bradley Orr has impressed during ...

No apology followed. Just the assertion that it wasn’t racist to talk about immigration which has echoed down the decades, as if what you said and how you talked did not matter. No apology will come from the lips of another politician who was comfortable with the term “piccaninnies”. Johnson belatedly apologised for his use of the word “piccaninnies” but that has been the limit of his contrition. Brexit would lead to more money for scientists, the arts, the NHS, farmers, Britain’s poor regions and all working people. “There is no plan for no deal, because we’re going to get a ...