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Ninth celebrity really gutted to depart Strictly Come Dancing
The ninth celebrity has said they are really gutted to depart Strictly Come Dancing..
Tens of thousands gather for rally against antisemitism amid Gaza truce
Tens of thousands have attended a march against antisemitism in London, as the crowd heard that the Jewish community will not be intimidated..
Layton Williams Why shouldnt we be swinging around a pole on Strictly
The 29 year old has defended a pole-based routine on last weeks show following criticism from former Strictly professionals.
Kemi Badenoch unveils 45bn funding plan for British manufacturing
The Business Secretary says car makers, aerospace companies and clean energy firms are set to benefit.
Worlds focus must not leave Ukraine ex Nato chief warns
Lord George Robertson said Russian President Vladimir Putin would be emboldened if foreign governments stop providing weaponry.
Author of upcoming royal book says he did not interview Meghan for it
Omid Scobie says he sourced information from mutual friends.
Erling Haaland makes history before Trent Alexander Arnold earns a point for Liverpool at Man City
The massive game between the Premier Leagues top two has ended 1-1.
Happiness locked up in grief as Israelis celebrate return of hostages
The freed Israelis included nine women and four children aged nine and under.
Rwanda plan not the be all and end all says James Cleverly
Prime Minister Rishi Sunak remains under pressure to revive the policy after this months Supreme Court defeat.
Sharp cut in fuel prices after retailers given good prod by regulator AA says
Average petrol prices dropped twice as fast following a Competition and Markets Authority report.
Boy killed in Snowdonia crash was thriving in life says mother
17 year old Harvey Owen was among the group whose bodies were found in a crashed car on Tuesday.
Brit Awards to increase nominees for artist of the year as new trophy unveiled
The 2024 Brit Awards will see the number of nominees for British and international artist of the year increase from five to 10..
HMV returns to historic Oxford Street shop
HMV is to swing open the doors of its historic Oxford Street store after a four-year absence, with the retailers boss saying it is a great moment in the chains recovery..
Djokovic clashes with British fans after leading Serbia to Davis Cup win
Novak Djokovic told rowdy British fans to shut up after leading Serbia to a 2-0 victory in the Davis Cup quarter-finals in Malaga..
Buses and trams burned in Dublin riots after children injured in knife attack
Buses and trams have been torched and a shop looted during riots in Dublin city centre after a woman and three young children were injured in a knife attack near a school..
Oscar Pistorius to face second chance at parole after nearly a decade in jail
Oscar Pistorius will have a second chance at parole at a hearing on Friday after he was wrongly ruled ineligible for early release from prison in March..
Temporary truce setting the stage for exchange of hostages and prisoners
A temporary truce in the Israel-Hamas war came into effect early on Friday, setting the stage for the exchange of dozens of hostages held by militants in Gaza for Palestinians imprisoned in Israel..
Nissan to produce two new electric car models in Sunderland
Nissan will produce two new electric vehicle models at its Sunderland plant, supporting thousands of jobs in the UK, the Government has confirmed..
Calls for calm amid disgraceful scenes in Dublin after children injured in knife attack
Violence has broken out in the Irish capital tonight following a stabbing outside a school earlier.
Israel Hamas truce deal for hostage release hits last minute snag
An agreement for a four-day ceasefire in Gaza and the release of dozens of Hamas-held hostages and Palestinians imprisoned by Israel appeared to have hit a last-minute snag after a senior Israeli official said it would not take effect until Friday..
















