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Britney Spears hails best day ever after conservatorship is terminated
Britney Spears hailed the “best day ever” after her conservatorship was terminated and she regained control of her life and career for the first time in nearly 14 years..
Record fuel prices continue to rise
The average cost of petrol and diesel has increased by around 32p per litre in the past 12 months.
The Duchess of Cambridge stars in film alongside 10 year old Cub Scout to mark remembrance
In the film, Kate, who is joint president of The Scout Association, was in conversation with Italy star veteran Colonel David Blum OBE and 10-year old Cub Scout Emily.
Businessman jailed over flight that killed footballer Emiliano Sala
Hes been sentenced at Cardiff Crown Court.
Competition watchdog probes PO and DFDS over charter agreement
Together, the two lines carry more than 2.5 million lorries across the English Channel every year.
Sturgeon urges PM to return to Cop26 as talks enter final hours
Nicola Sturgeon has called on the Prime Minister to return to Cop26 to help push the world on to a path “where we avoid climate catastrophe”..
Taylor Swift thanks fans as she releases re recorded version of Red album
Taylor Swift paid tribute to her fans as she released her latest re-recorded album as part of a plan to regain control of her music..
Around 1000 people risk death to reach UK in new Channel crossings record
Around 1,000 people reached the UK in a single day after risking their lives in small boats in the English Channel, a new record for the current crisis..
Minister hangs paper boat in memory of daughter in church art installation
It runs until Sunday at St Andrews High Church and Northesk Parish Church in Musselburgh.
Pub owner Mitchells Butlers partners with Uber Eats for deliveries
It will allow customers to order food from around 1,000 of its venues on the app.
Competition for graduate jobs soars
Thats according to the Institute of Student Employers.
Lack of properties on estate agent books pushing house prices up
Thats according to the Royal Institution of Chartered Surveyors.
Clinical trials get under way in Oxford for new Ebola vaccine
The jab is designed to tackle the Zaire and Sudan types of Ebola – which together have caused nearly all Ebola outbreaks and deaths worldwide.
Duchess of Cornwall puts finishing touches to wreath ahead of Armistice Day
Camilla, who is patron of The Poppy Factory, visited the charity’s new facilities in Richmond-upon-Thames.
Pupils who self identify as multilingual perform better in exams
Thats according to a new study from the University of Cambridge.
Steven Gerrard leaves Rangers to take Aston Villa job
Aston Villa have confirmed the appointment of Steven Gerrard as their new head coach..
Aldi launches Christmas ad with help of Marcus Rashford
The ad, styled on A Christmas Carol by Charles Dickens, features returning favourite Kevin the Carrot alongside new character “Ebanana” Scrooge and the voice of Rashford.
WhatsApp launches scam messages awareness campaign
The “Stop. Think. Call.” campaign aims to help educate people on how to protect themselves and their WhatsApp account from message-based scams.
Retired doctor discovers dinosaur with unusually large nose
It has been made by Jeremy Lockwood who is studying for a PhD at the University of Portsmouth.
New treatment could help improve outcome for prostate cancer sufferers
It comes from researchers at Queens University Belfast.