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BRITAIN’S high streets should be forced to shut up shop on November 11 so the nation can properly mark the centenary of the armistice, former military chiefs have demanded. Armistice Day and Remembrance Sunday fall on the same day this year, which is...
BAKED Britain was last night warned to get ready for a record-breaking ‘Furnace Friday’. As the heatwave tightens its grip, forecasters expect temperatures of 35C (95F) today and 37C tomorrow. The all-time high of 38.5C, which was recorded in...
A THREE-foot-tall convicted burglar has become an online sensation as he larks about in a soft-touch jail. Aiden Henry is filmed by fellow lags on a banned mobile phone as he laughs at British justice.
BRITAIN could be offered extra time to strike a Brexit trade deal to avoid the economic havoc of crashing out of the EU, it emerged today. With emergency plans being made to secure food supplies and stockpile medicines, Theresa May faces a race...
Supreme Court judges have “reluctantly” forced a woman to stay in an unhappy marriage as they urged Parliament to change divorce law. The unanimous decision means Tini Owens, 68, must stay married to her husband Hugh, 80, until at least 2020
Millions of Pakistanis voted yesterday in a general election beset by allegations of military interference and scarred by the deaths of at least 31 people in a suicide attack at a polling station in the eastern city of Quetta. After a bloody campaign...
Some of 1,200 delegates attending the World Down Syndrome Congress 2018 at Glasgow SEC carry a few of the 70 flags representing their countries at the launch of of the event, which is being held in Scotland for the first time.
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