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The man was also arrested on suspicion of a racially aggravated public order offence and assault on police after the incident in north London.
The Princess Royal has visited Guernsey to mark the 80th anniversary of the liberation of the Bailiwick. Anne, who was accompanied on the trip by her husband Vice Admiral Sir Tim Laurence, attended a ...
In a separate garda interview held the following morning, a transcript of which was read in court, Mr Noonan said Satchwell had painted a picture of him, Tina and their life. He said the picture he ...
Jewson builders merchants is to close at the end of the day today, Friday. The Lewin Street business was around for more than a decade before which it was another builders merchants, Build Center.
POLICE are appealing for help from the public to find a man wanted in connection with domestic offences. Officers are looking for Gareth Oldfield who is known to frequent the Knutsford and Northwich ...
An Augustinian parish is rejoicing as the new Pope shares their spiritual heritage. Father Gabriel Hassan, parish priest at St Monica’s Church in Hoxton, east London, said the election of Pope Leo XIV ...
Victory Day is one of the country’s biggest secular holidays, commemorating the 27 million Russians lost in the war.
BARNTON Ladies will host Winsford Town Inspire Ladies in the first women’s match to take place at Townfield. The charity memorial match on Sunday, May 18, kick-off 2pm, will be played in tribute to ...
The Scottish Trans and Equality Network has hit out at Parliament bosses’ decision following the Supreme Court gender ruling.
Pope Leo XIV is the first ever from North America and the US president has said he looks forward to meeting him.
The theft caused shockwaves in Romania, where the artefacts have ‘a strong emotional and symbolic impact on society’.
Oghenochuko Ojiri pleaded guilty to eight offences under section 21A of the Terrorism Act 2000 during a hearing at Westminster Magistrates’ Court.