Prince Louis celebrates sixth birthday
The Prince and Princess of Wales’ youngest child was born on St George’s Day 2018 at the private Lindo Wing of St Mary’s Hospital, London.
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Labour vows to stamp out crime in rural areas with new strategy
Research commissioned by the party showed the crime rate surging faster in rural areas than in cities.
UK News|Apr 22
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Prince Louis to celebrate sixth birthday
William and Kate’s youngest child is fourth in line to the throne and was born on St George’s Day, April 23, 2018.
UK News|Apr 22
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£113 million up for grabs in Tuesday’s EuroMillions jackpot
The top prize could be the second win in the UK so far this year, after Richard and Debbie Nuttall scooped the £61 million prize in January.
UK News|Apr 22
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Airlines with low-cost reputations ‘not always cheapest because of extras’
British Airways was cheaper than Ryanair and Wizz Air on two out of three routes analysed, according to consumer group Which?.
UK News|Apr 21
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‘This wasn’t happening to someone else, it was MY heart’
When he was told he needed open-heart surgery, Neil Tucker couldn’t help but feel daunted. Now that he’s out the other side, he recounts the experience in the hope that it will help others in the same situation...
Features|Apr 18
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No 10 declines to recommit to spring deadline for Rwanda flights
Rishi Sunak’s spokesman said the Rwanda Bill has ‘continued to be delayed’ by peers.
UK News|Apr 18
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Grant Shapps does not deny RAF could be used for Rwanda deportation flights
The Defence Secretary said ministers will do ‘whatever we need to do’ to fly asylum seekers to the east African nation.
UK News|Apr 18
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UAE struggles to recover after heaviest recorded rainfall hits desert nation
Dubai International Airport is working to restore normal operations even as floodwater still covers portions of major highways and roads.
World News|Apr 18
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Barnacle Bill offered private jet ride to ‘where she belongs’
Barnacle Bill could be headed to Cape Verde within a few weeks, instead of the Canary Islands after a long delay in the Spanish authorities’ approval of Cites paperwork.
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Israel must stop settler attacks on Palestinians, UN human rights office says
The statement follows a wave of settler attacks on Palestinian towns and villages in the West Bank triggered by the killing of an Israeli boy.
World News|Apr 16
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EasyJet suspends Israel flights until October
The Luton-based airline announced it will not resume its Israel operations before late October.
UK News|Apr 16
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Single mum of three left to sort out her own travel
A single mum with three primary-age children was left having to sort out her own travel, after Aurigny transferred the family onto a flight to another London airport.
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RAF jets moved from Romania to help shore up defence of Israel
The decision has fuelled concerns about the resources available to the military at a time of global insecurity.
UK News|Apr 15
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RAF veteran Derrick Grubb celebrates 100 years of his ‘good life’
The retired squadron leader survived being shot down during the Second World War.
UK News|Apr 15
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