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Greg Davies And Alex Horne Announce Taskmasters First Live UK Show
Taskmaster will have its first-ever UK live show in Manchester next year..
US Insists RAF Fairford Bomber Withdrawal Not Linked To Security Alert
The Trump administration has sought to play down the withdrawal of US bombers from a Gloucestershire air base after suggestions the move was linked to security concerns..
Failed Asylum Seeker Who Attempted Attack On Israeli Embassy Jailed For Life
A failed asylum seeker who tried to break into London’s Israeli embassy to launch a knife attack has been jailed for life..
Pension Savers Urged To Keep These Things In Mind When Asking AI Questions
Pension savers are being warned about the potential risks of losing money or making a mistake they cannot undo if they solely rely on AI (artificial intelligence) to answer financial questions..
Mortgage Misery As Average Five Year Deal Hits 6 For First Time In Three Years
The average five-year fixed homeowner mortgage rate on the market has reached the 6% mark for the first time in three years, according to a financial information website..
Sophie Kinsellas Widower Says She Is Loving Us Forward A Year After Her Death
The widower of bestselling author Sophie Kinsella has said she is “loving us forward” almost a year after her death..
F1 Urged To Have A Hard Look At Themselves After Bahrain Grand Prix Chaos
Formula One has been urged to take a “hard look” at the regulations following the unprecedented software glitches which overshadowed Sunday’s Bahrain Grand Prix in Malaysia..
England Announce 23 Man Squad For Rugby League World Cup
Mikey Lewis has made the cut for England’s 23-man squad for this month’s Rugby League World Cup in Australia despite a disappointing end to the Betfred Super League season..
Alex Scott Withdraws From England Squad And Faces Up To Two Months Out
Alex Scott will miss England’s Nations League fixture with Czechia on Tuesday and could be out for up to two months with a thigh problem..
Tories Plan Bonfire Of Red Tape In Bid To Speed Up Development Griffith
Shadow chancellor Andrew Griffith committed to a “bonfire” of red tape as he set out ambitions to lower taxes and speed up development..
Andrew Taking Legal Action Against Thames Valley Police Over Search Warrants
Andrew Mountbatten-Windsor is taking legal action against Thames Valley Police in a bid to quash search warrants which led to his arrest, with a private High Court hearing to take place on Thursday, a judicial spokesperson has said..
Luke Humphries Fights Back To Beat Gerwyn Price And Win World Grand Prix Title
Luke Humphries completed a stunning comeback from 3-0 down to beat Gerwyn Price 6-4 and win the World Grand Prix Darts title in Leicester..
US Withdraws Bombers From RAF Fairford After Suspected Terror Plot
The US Air Force has withdrawn all its bombers from RAF Fairford after a suspected terror plot at the base in Gloucestershire..
Greens Make Zionism Is Racism Party Policy As Polanski Skips Vote
Green Party members have decided to define Zionism as racist in a vote skipped by party leader Zack Polanski..
Tories Will Win The Next Election With New Political Bible Badenoch Claims
The Conservatives will “win the next election” because the party will follow a set of key principles set out by Kemi Badenoch, the Tory leader said at the opening of the party’s conference..
Controversial Plan To Curb Jury Trials Scrapped
Andy Burnham has scrapped the controversial plan to curb jury trials..
Thomas Tuchel Says Rout In Rijeka Can Help Heal Englands World Cup Wounds
England boss Thomas Tuchel believes the 7-0 hammering of Croatia can help heal the wounds of the World Cup..
Kim Kardashian Wanted To Heal And Work On Myself After Kanye West Divorce
Kim Kardashian has said she wanted to completely heal and work on herself following her divorce from Kanye West..
Delta Goodrem A Force To Be Reckoned With After Topping Strictly Leaderboard
Delta Goodrem has been called a “force to be reckoned with” after she topped the Strictly Come Dancing leaderboard..
Tories Would Cut Student Loans For Non UK Nationals
The Conservatives have announced plans to tighten access to student loans for non-UK nationals – a policy they say would save the taxpayer £900 million a year..
Local News
'The flame of love in their hearts for Nicola and Karen will never be extinguished'
Ahead of the 40th anniversary of the Babes in the Wood murders, former police officer Graham Bartlett remembers Nicola Fellows and Karen Hadaway
Tapestry exhibition explores 2,000 years of Black British history
A tapestry exhibition redefining narrative of British history will go on display this autumn.
Restaurant turns back the clock with special menu to mark 15 years
A restaurant is marking a major milestone with a nostalgic menu and nod to its roots.
Kew Gardens unveils packed autumn programme with Halloween and family fun
Kew Gardens is set to host a variety of autumnal activities.
Fatboy Slim announces two special charity shows at seafront venue
DJ Fatboy Slim set to perform two special shows to raise money for charity.
Auditions open for young performers to join National Theatre festival play
A theatre group is seeking around 20 young people to perform a play about a teenager with Auditory Processing Disorder.
New food waste collections see 72 tonnes recycled in first week
Over 72 tonnes of food waste was collected in Adur and Worthing in one week.
Home care firm opens larger headquarters as business continues to grow
A home care provider has opened new headquarters as part of its latest expansion plans.
Calls for year-round testing as councillors push for cleaner beaches
Worthing councillors are calling for tangible progress to improve water quality.
Care home awarded gold accreditation for its dementia care
A care home has been awarded gold accreditation for dementia care.
Sharks, storms and surfing grannies feature in UK ocean film tour
An epic sea journey, ocean wildlife and the power of the waves will take centre stage on big screen.
Hospital landmark turns pink to raise awareness of corneal donation
A hospital clock tower was lit up in pink as part of national campaign.
Food festival returns to celebrate everything from farm to fork
A month-long celebration of food is returning to shine a light on everything from farm to fork and beyond.
New homes with energy-saving technology go on sale from £180,000
A new development of energy-efficient homes in East Sussex has been launched.
Smokers offered free one-to-one support to help them quit this Stoptober
A Stoptober campaign is reaching out to smokers to help them quit for good.
Law firm appoints new partner to strengthen residential property team
A new partner has joined the property team at Mayo Wynne Baxter.
Alice Cooper announces special guests for UK book tour this October
Alice Cooper has announced special guest moderators for upcoming UK book tour.
Nursery earns 'Strong Standard' Ofsted rating across all categories
An Eastbourne nursery has been praised for its warm, caring approach and focus on emotional wellbeing.
Green Party votes to define Zionism as racism after divisive debate in Brighton
The Green Party has voted to formally define Zionism as a form of racism following a divisive debate at its autumn conference in Brighton.
Landmark seafront building in 'urgent need of repair' after partial collapse
Plans to stabilise and renovate the Kingswest complex on Brighton seafront, home to the Odeon cinema, were approved on September 28











































