17th century portrait of King William III to go under the hammer in Belfast
The artwork has been valued at between £30,000-£40,000.
UK News|Jan 19
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Arts important in humanising injustice, says Grenfell campaigner
Edward Daffarn said the Post Office drama made him understand how important TV and plays are to keeping issues in the public consciousness.
UK News|Jan 19
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Kate spends fourth day in hospital as she is urged to take recovery slowly
The Princess of Wales, 42, was admitted on Tuesday and is not expected back on official duties until after Easter.
UK News|Jan 19
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Thousands of jobs at risk as Tata ‘presses ahead with plan to close furnaces’
Unions will consult their members on how to respond to job losses in South Wales, with industrial action not being ruled out.
UK News|Jan 18
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King is ‘fine’ and ‘looking forward to getting back to work’, Camilla says
The Queen made the remarks on a solo visit to Aberdeen Art Gallery on Thursday.
UK News|Jan 18
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William visits Kate in hospital as she recovers from abdominal surgery
The princess was admitted on Tuesday and is not expected back on official duties until after Easter.
UK News|Jan 18
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Steel unions meeting Tata for talks over future of company
There have been fears of heavy job losses, especially at the plant in Port Talbot.
UK News|Jan 18
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Steven Finn: ‘Superhuman’ James Anderson still important cog in England attack
James Anderson struggled during last summer’s Ashes but boasts an average of 29.32 in India.
UK Sport|Jan 17
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Hayley North: Counting the little things
It is easy to forget about and underestimate our small day-to-day achievements and experiences but they have a cumulative impact on our lives, says Hayley North...
Voices|Jan 17
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Country house leaves oil in the past as National Trust switches on heat pump
Kingston Lacy is renowned for its remarkable collection of paintings and the new heat pump will save 30,000 litres of oil a year.
UK News|Jan 17
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Two British brothers jailed for stealing Ming Dynasty artefacts
Louis and Stewart Ahearne, from Greenwich, south London, stole two Chinese Ming Dynasty vases and a cup from the Museum of Far Eastern Arts in Geneva.
UK News|Jan 16
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Ben Duckett insists England will be well prepared for India Test series
The squad are currently in state-of-the-art facilities in Abu Dhabi on a training camp.
UK Sport|Jan 15
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The Honeymooners actress Joyce Randolph dies aged 99
She was the last surviving main character of the beloved comedy from US television’s golden age of the 1950s.
World News|Jan 14
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When will Post Office finally be taken to task?
Re: Mr Bates vs The Post Office.
Readers' Letters|Jan 12
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Vatican announces restoration of 400-year-old canopy in St Peter’s Basilica
The 10-storey canopy provides a ceremonial covering for the tomb of St Peter.
World News|Jan 12
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