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James Bond star Sir Sean Connerys Aston Martin DB5 is up for sale
Sir Sean Connerys Aston Martin DB5 is expected to fetch up to £1.4 million at auction..
Cyclists wear car frames to show absurdity of vehicles hogging roads
Cyclists wearing frames shaped like cars are taking to the streets of London to demonstrate that vehicles are hogging roads..
Dame Emma Thompson inspired by VA founders dog to pen Christmas tale
Dame Emma Thompson said her mind ran amok with ideas when she heard the real-life tale of the founder of the VandA Museum and his trusty hound, inspiring her to pen a heartwarming childrens Christmas book..
Dame Emma Thompson inspired by VA founders dog to pen Christmas tale
Dame Emma Thompson said her mind ran amok with ideas when she heard the real-life tale of the founder of the VandA Museum and his trusty hound, inspiring her to pen a heartwarming childrens Christmas book..
Camilla crowns volunteers Platinum Champions in Jubilee awards
The Duchess of Cornwall has crowned nearly 500 volunteers Platinum Champions, calling them the backbone of our country..
People skipping meals and cooking less often to cope with surging living costs
Nearly six in 10 (57%) households have had to make adjustments to cover the cost of essentials in the past month, according to Which?.
Nadine Dorries to announce UK City of Culture live on The One Show
The winner of the UK City of Culture 2025 will be announced by Culture Secretary Nadine Dorries live on BBCs The One Show..
PM facing mounting hostility from Tory MPs as letters of no confidence pile up
Prime Minister Boris Johnson is facing increasing hostility from his own MPs, with Tory whips said to be discussing how to fight back if rebels trigger an all-important confidence vote..
Roman Kemp details scary moment he was tear gassed at Champions League final
Radio presenter Roman Kemp has detailed the really, really scary moment he was tear gassed ahead of the Champions League final in France at the weekend..
Cot blanket made by Queen Mary in 1930s sparks auction bidding battle
A grandmas precious cot blanket made by Queen Mary and won in a bonnie baby competition in 1938 sparked a bidding battle when it was put up for auction..
Holidaymakers face delays as airports and airlines struggle to cope with demand
Airline passengers faced cancelled flights and long queues at UK airports on Monday as millions of people embarked on half-term getaways or trips to coincide with the Platinum Jubilee weekend..
Jaw dropping Man disguised as woman in wheelchair hurls cake at Mona Lisa
A man disguised as an elderly woman in a wheelchair has thrown cake at the Mona Lisa, in a moment described as jaw-dropping by witnesses..
Former Scotland goalkeeper Andy Goram reveals terminal cancer diagnosis
Former Rangers, Manchester United and Scotland goalkeeper Andy Goram has vowed to fight like he has never fought before after revealing he has been diagnosed with terminal cancer..
Sinn Fein to keep trying to get a Stormont speaker elected
Attempts to resurrect Stormont will continue, Michelle ONeill has vowed..
50 believe wrong people being held accountable over partygate poll
Half of Britons believe the wrong people will be held accountable for partygate, a new poll has found..
Woman says she had to take babys remains home from hospital after miscarriage
A woman was forced to keep her babys remains in the fridge after she suffered a late miscarriage, as NHS staff reportedly told her they had nowhere safe to store them at the hospital..
Sir Rod Stewart and Olly Alexander join star studded line up for charity event
Sir Rod Stewart, Olly Alexander and Van Morrison are among the acts who will be taking to the stage for a fundraiser organised by Jools Holland and Prostate Cancer UK..
Man admits murdering fellow homeless hostel resident
A 25-year-old man has pleaded guilty to murdering a fellow homeless hostel resident in a savage and unprovoked attack..
More than one in five care home beds in England unfilled
More than a fifth of care home beds in England are unfilled, according to new estimates..
Champions League final organisers to meet to discuss treatment of Liverpool fans
The chaotic scenes which marred Saturdays Champions League final at the Stade de France will come under the spotlight at a meeting in Paris on Monday..




















