Strictly stars remember ‘true gentleman’ Dave Myers following his death
The late TV star took part in BBC One entertainment show Strictly Come Dancing in 2013.
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Dave Myers’ widow Liliana pays tribute to her ‘wonderful, brave’ husband
The TV cook has died at the age of 66.
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Home Office has ‘culture of defensiveness’, sacked borders watchdog warns
A raft of inspection reports were finally published after months of delays.
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Dave Myers’ former Strictly partner Karen Hauer leads tributes to ‘dear friend’
The Hairy Biker was a celebrity contestant on series 11 of the hit BBC One show.
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Asylum hotels costing taxpayer £15 million a day, figures show
The Home Office spent £4.3 billion more than budgeted on supporting asylum seekers last year because of a soaring backlog, Labour said.
UK News|Feb 28
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Victims say battle against Legacy Act is ‘half won’
They have vowed to fight on against the government’s controversial legislation aimed at tackling the legacy of the Troubles.
UK News|Feb 28
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Help people to thrive in their own country to stop migration crisis – Cleverly
The Home Secretary will use a speech in New York to urge countries to ‘do more, together’ to prevent migrants from heading to the West.
UK News|Feb 26
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I never gave away draft lyrics of Hotel California, Eagles singer tells trial
Don Henley was giving evidence at the trial of three men who are accused of stealing handwritten pages containing the lyrics to the hit rock song.
World News|Feb 26
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There is great risk to the democracy of our Society
The Coop has refused to provide on-line participation at the Special Members’ Meeting to be held on Tuesday 27 February at St Pierre Park Hotel, registration from 5.30pm.
Readers' Letters|Feb 26
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Haley insists it is ‘not the end of our story’ despite South Carolina defeat
The Republican candidate warned rival Donald Trump he would not receive the support of her backers by ‘calling them names’.
World News|Feb 26
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5 things we learned from round three of the Guinness Six Nations
Ireland remain on course for title glory, Scotland won the Calcutta Cup again and Italy claimed an historic draw in France.
UK Sport|Feb 25
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Blue plaque for Lt-Governor who ‘shaped the island we love’
Former Lt-Governor Sir John Doyle is to be honoured with a blue plaque in memory of how he shaped the island in the early part of the 19th century.
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Criminal case over handwritten lyrics to Hotel California goes to trial
Three men are accused of scheming to thwart band co-founder Don Henley’s efforts to reclaim the allegedly ill-gotten documents.
World News|Feb 21
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Who are the 10 biggest UK lottery winners?
Richard and Debbie Nuttall won £61 million on the EuroMillions, but previous British winners have won more.
UK News|Feb 21
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Uninsured driver accused of causing judge’s death may face new trial
Jurors failed to reach a verdict on whether Elliott Nash, 33, caused the death of district judge Matthew Mawdsley as he crossed a busy road.
UK News|Feb 21
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