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Katherine Rundell said that ‘a high percentage’ of children’s books, published under a celebrity name, may have been ghost-written.
Your pet dog is more than welcome in the office, it seems. London appears to be ‘taking the lead’ as Britain’s “most canine friendly area”, according to the Kennel Club dog welfare organisation.
Jonathan Sattin founded celebrity favourite Triyoga in Primrose Hill 25 years ago and is now back in the same building launching new studio HOME ...
A student who claims not to enjoy running is attempting to run 500km in 10 days for charity. Sean Tilson, 21, hopes to raise £5,000 for the cancer charity Sarcoma UK. Last year, he completed four ...
The much-loved turret clock has been undergoing specialist restoration since its removal in March from St Catherine’s Church in ...
The new signatories include the Commons Environmental Audit Select Committee chairman Toby Perkins, Stoke-on-Trent Central MP Gareth Snell, Newcastle upon Tyne MP Mary Glindon and Tamworth MP Sarah ...
Mali Smith, 66, said she has not heard from the Foreign Office since registering for the repatriation flights last week.
Scotland’s First Minister has apologised to Gypsy Travellers for the “unfair and unjust policies” that caused them “trauma” in what was known as the “tinker experiment”. John Swinney made clear that ...
Mauritius is ‘likely’ to resume its campaign to secure a judgment on sovereignty against Britain unless the agreement is rubber-stamped, ...
Prime Minister Sir Keir Starmer said the trade strategy was a “promise to British business: helping firms to sell more, grow faster, and compete globally”. We will take every step necessary to ...
Work and Pensions Secretary Liz Kendall, who has already taken steps to soften the impact of the welfare Bill, has been locked in talks with backbenchers as she seeks to talk round those opposed to ...
Public sector buyers would be able to avoid normal requirements to consider overseas bidders and instead give priority to domestic firms.