NEWS
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Earl Spencer claims he told Barbara Walters about King’s alleged Diana remark
Earl Spencer has claimed he told US news anchor Barbara Walters the King said “we’ll forget her soon enough” in the wake of Diana, Princess of Wales’s death. Speaking to Gayle King on CBS Mornings, Diana’s brother Charles Spencer said he shared the remark in 1997 with trailblazing journalist and broadcaster Walters, who died in… More
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Meghan’s hosting advice: ‘Have as much prepped as possible before guests arrive’
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RAF Fairford: what do we know so far?
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Shein cautions over uncertain backdrop after European sales slide
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RAF Fairford 999 caller says she has had ‘no follow up at all’ from authorities
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Former Shuttle journalist shares secret to 70 years of happy marriage
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Protesters disperse after being told of ‘process’ to address Drumcree dispute
Protesters who blockaded a road in Portadown to stop a contentious loyal order parade have mostly dispersed after being told by a community leader that a fresh process to address the dispute was being initiated. At the height of the blockade, thousands of people gathered on the Garvaghy Road throughout Sunday to prevent the Orange… More
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Northern Ireland Secretary appeals for calm amid Drumcree stand-off
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Police investigate whether Iran linked to suspected RAF base terror plot
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Serbia’s populist president resigns to run for prime minister at early vote
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Man caught more than 12 times over drug-drive limit after speeding on M25
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Worcester embraces campaign to clean up city and end neglect
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Villagers evacuated as men arrested under Explosives Act near RAF Fairford
Villagers have been evacuated from their homes near an RAF base and several men have been arrested as the Army’s explosives experts examine vehicles, police said. A major incident has been declared, with armed police manning a cordon near the village of Whelford in Gloucestershire, near RAF Fairford which is used by the United States… More
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‘Family-run’ UK haulage company set to close after 53 years as it enters liquidation
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Online platform for rare trainers to close after 11 years as it enters administration
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Burnham refuses to say whether he backs third runway at Heathrow
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RAF Fairford terror plot ‘looking to do big damage’, Donald Trump says
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SNP should ‘hang heads in shame’ over Glasgow fire and rehire plan – Alexander
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Giant pandas arrive in Atlanta under US-China government agreement
Two giant pandas arrived in Atlanta on Sunday morning as part of an agreement between the Chinese and American governments. Ping Ping and Fu Shuang departed Chengdu in south-western China early on Sunday aboard a dedicated “FedEx Panda Express” Boeing 777 aircraft, officials said. A new agreement between Zoo Atlanta and the China Wildlife Conservation… More
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TV legend Mary Berry, 91, opens up about family tragedy
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King Charles urged to strip NHS boss of OBE after Dragon’s Den star
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‘Sad’ 80s singing legend hasn’t seen bandmates in 10 years after split
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Cadbury’s ‘unexpected’ new Dairy Milk chocolate bar flavour is dividing opinions
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King Charles’ nephew joins freshers in town at new UK university
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Tories to deport all foreign criminals guilty of ‘non-minor crimes’
The Tories have said they would deport 40,000 foreign criminals a year as part of the party’s plan to introduce stricter deportation guidelines. Automatic deportation would be brought in for any foreign national sent to prison or convicted of anything “beyond the most minor offences”, the Conservatives said. Meanwhile, British citizenship would be stripped from… More
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Court upholds Drumcree parade ruling after ‘unprecedented’ late-night hearing
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Councils will be given more powers to seize empty homes and bring them into use
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Appeal court overturns ban on Orange Order Garvaghy Road march
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Households urged to send in meter readings before energy bills rise
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National Trust site on when work to build its new playground will start and finish
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Worcester battle experts set to delve deeper into Civil War’s aftermath
HISTORIANS will delve deeper into the aftermath of the English Civil War which began and ended in the city, tracing the troubled road from bloodshed to peace. A study day exploring the aftermath of the English Civil Wars is set to take place in Worcester on October 10 to mark the 375th anniversary of the… More
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Worcester Police flattened city gang leaders in back-street battle
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Highways bosses will look at putting traffic lights on Ketch roundabout
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High Street salon celebrates 68 years as new owners approach first anniversary
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Long time landlords share secret to success after making top six at awards
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Heathrow’s third runway delayed until 2039