A fairytale village in the UK has banned TV aerials, power lines or satellite dishes in a bid to protect its postcard aesthetic. Downham in Lancashire, owned by the Assheton family, has been left so frozen in time that even electricity cables…
French President Emmanuel Macron suggested that part of the blame for the widespread violence that followed the shooting by a police officer of Nahel, a 17-year-old of Algerian background, should be placed on poor parenting and social media. In his first televised…
Save articles for later Add articles to your saved list and come back to them any time. Key posts 6.52amVoice to parliament can be defeated without Victoria, says No camp 1 of 1 Thousands of Wagner mercenaries have arrived in Belarus Tallinn:…
Incredible moment desperate Texas father smashes his car’s windshield to rescue his baby amid 100F+ temperatures as ‘heat dome’ settles over nearly all US states putting 300million Americans at risk A man is seen using what appears to be a crowbar to smash…
Female teacher jailed for having sex with 15-year-old pupil is ‘flirting with lads’ at her new job as gate guard at West London construction site while on temporary prison release A female teacher who was jailed for having sex with a 15-year-old…
Fury at Met grows over video showing mother being arrested in front of her tearful child in row over bus fare – but inspector goes public claiming she refused to show her ticket as watchdog opens probe Video was filmed in Croydon,…
Body found in search for black male paddleboarder, 43, who drowned in pond on Obama’s Martha’s Vineyard estate: 911 call was made from ex-President’s $12M property last night The man, 43, dipped under the water while on the board – and now…
Save articles for later Add articles to your saved list and come back to them any time. Transport engineers say VicRoads is blocking access to safety information they need to identify crash black spots and fix dangerous roads contributing to collisions, injuries…
BBC apologises to Nigel Farage for trusting ‘inaccurate’ briefing from a ‘senior source’ that he was ‘de-banked’ by Coutts for commercial reasons instead of his political views The BBC today apologised to Nigel Farage for trusting a briefing that his finances were…
Can YOU answer this century-old exam test? English proficiency quiz dating back to 1913 is released by Cambridge University as it celebrates 110th anniversary of tests that are now taken by six million yearly Questions originally set for three students taking first…