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Jen Lowthrop said she now plans to write a book about her feat to emphasise the importance of national parks.

Three children were allegedly subjected to ‘group rapes’ by the 11 accused, the High Court in Glasgow heard.

More than 700,000 tablets were seized during an international police action called Operation Pangea.

The Queen was at Eastlands Library to meet the founders of Book Bunk.

The dogs have been at the centre of a public outcry after a number of high-profile attacks.

Michael Gove said ‘privileged’ groups have allied with ‘the resentment industry’ to protect themselves against ‘envy, resentment and injustice’.

Indi Gregory’s parents, Dean Gregory and Claire Staniforth, want to move her to a hospital in Rome after losing treatment fights in London.

Areas of the city centre were submerged under water on Tuesday morning after the canal burst its banks following heavy rain.

Residents of Pluckley, Kent have joined the one million homes and businesses across the South East able to upgrade to the ultrafast network.

Vladimir Potanin wants to avoid a multibillion-pound court fight going ahead in London following the end of his marriage to Natalia Potanina.

Michael Sellers is thought to have stabbed Gracie Spinks months after she told him she did not want a relationship with him.

Canada’s International Development Research Centre and the Bill and Melinda Gates Foundation have also pledged funds.

The items belonged to late tractor enthusiast Jim Russell, who amassed the more than 800 items over 50 years.

New rules are being introduced from December 31 after the breed was involved in a series of dog attacks.

Ashley Dale was shot with a Skorpion machine gun in her home in Old Swan, Liverpool, in the early hours of August 21 last year.

The evidence of Lee Cain and Dominic Cummings led to a large amount of colourful language.

Crispin Odey was ousted from the firm in June after a series of sexual assault and harassment allegations.

China’s demand for gas has increased by 6% since the start of this year, according to experts at consultancy Cornwall Insight

Nearly two in three teachers think the outcome of their most recent inspection did not accurately reflect their school, a survey suggests.

National Crime Agency director-general Graeme Biggar gave the stark warning during a lecture on security.