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Nasen Saadi was found guilty following a trial at Winchester Crown Court

WH Smith name will live on at airport and train station branches

The strong figures will raise hopes in Government that the sluggish economy will start to get moving again

Portuguese vessel Solong was towed to the Scottish port city for ‘safe berthing’.

Tiana Akoh-Arrey, who lives in Rugby, Warwickshire, has written her second book, which is called Difriendsity.

The Egyptian star’s future is tied with Trent Alexander-Arnold’s decision to leave

Analysis found far fewer children are now needing hospital procedures to remove objects from throats, noses and airways.

A man was seen on the roof of the New Zealand embassy in central London, according to reports

The veteran broadcaster also responded to criticism over her gaudy pink set described as ‘Barbie's met Babestation’

Russian President says US plans to take over territory are ‘not eccentric talk’

Other team-mates might get more attention but tying down top performer feels key

The quake caused panic in Bangkok as residents and tourists fled high-rise flats and hotels

Reinger, who joined the BBC in 1992, will celebrate her final day on air on Friday March 28, saying that it is the ‘right time to go’.

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One recent home buyer has told how there was ‘huge’ pressure on the professionals involved in the sale to get everything sorted.

Home buyers may reflect extra stamp duty costs in their offers to sellers after April 1, one property market expert said.

Rightmove has made calculations showing the extra costs buyers could face if they make their home purchase after March 31.

The actor shops at Stone Island, dines at 45 Jermyn Street and strolls the Thames beaches

Pennyfields Park in Poplar not only has alliterative appeal, it is a modestly attractive green space in a not terribly beautiful part of Tower Hamlets. If you were there around five o’clock in the afternoon yesterday you could have witnessed a group of young men chasing another, with machetes. That’s right. Machetes. A blade that gardeners associate with hacking troublesome brambles – and keep in a holster for safety - is in London parlance an adjective to modify the noun “attack”, as in a bloody... Читать дальше...

With the average household already spending £2,062 on essentials each month, the latest increases could add another £49.45 to this figure.

Nasen Saadi was found guilty following a trial at Winchester Crown Court.

Portuguese vessel Solong will be towed to the Scottish port city for ‘safe berthing’.

Some high street banks are prepared to get in touch with customers they feel might be teetering on the edge of financial difficulty.

The King’s admission to, and discharge from hospital leads Friday’s front pages.