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Used car prices continue to surge after another record week
Thats according to data from online marketplace, Auto Trader.
Borrowing eases in July as furlough scheme costs fall
Its as the economy rebound. .
Britney Spears under investigation over alleged attack on staff
It allegedly happened at her home. .
Rafael Nadal to miss rest of season with foot injury
Defending champion Dominic Thiem, five-time winner Roger Federer and 2016 champ Stan Wawrinka have also pulled out of this year’s US Open..
BTS officially cancel Map Of The Soul world tour
The tour had planned stops in cities including London, Toronto and Tokyo.
Bournemouth snap up former England defender Gary Cahill
He has been a free agent since leaving Crystal Palace at the end of last season.
Demi Lovato says end of their engagement allowed them to become authentic self
Lovato was engaged to soap actor Max Ehrich for two months last year.
Streatham terror attack resulted in jail release law change
Amman, 20, was released from HMP Belmarsh into the community on January 23 2020 to serve the remainder of his 40-month sentence on licence..
Majority of under 50s in hospital or who have died with Delta variant not jabbed
Thats according to new data from Public Health England.
Old Bailey reaches gender parity milestone for judges for first time
It follows the recent appointment of judges Rebecca Trowler QC, Simon Mayo QC and Alexia Durran.
Afghan operation should have focused on counter terrorism
Thats according to former MI5 boss, Lord Jonathan Evans.
Watford will approach away matches in the same way as home games
Thats according to the Hornets boss, Xisco Munoz.
Retail sales fall in July for first time since shops reopened
The Office for National Statistics say that retail sales volumes dropped by 2.5 per cent between June and July.
Arsenal complete permanent Martin Odegaard signing
The Norway international spent the second half of last season on loan at the Emirates.
MS says turnaround plan working as it upgrades profit targets
The firm says it was boosted by pent-up consumer demand since reopening its clothing and home stores.
Families share memories of airship disaster to mark 100th anniversary
It exploded mid-flight and crashed into the River Humber on the 24th of August 1921.
Mother of disabled 13 year old says Vaccine will let him experience life
Donna Quinn’s son Logan has serious respiratory problems and a rare neurological condition.
Camilla appears on Gardeners World and tells of vegetable patch invaders
The Duchess of Cornwall has spoken of her struggles with strawberries and asparagus.
Historian and broadcaster Kenneth Clark honoured with a blue plaque
It has been unveiled outside of his former home in Marylebone, Central London.
Gurkhas end hunger strike after Government agrees to talks over pensions
Former Gurkha servicemen have ended a 13-day hunger strike after the Government agreed to enter talks with the Nepalese Embassy over equal pensions for veterans..