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Canterbury: Camilla to unveil new Aphra Behn statue in town
Christine Charlesworth, who designed the statue of Behn, said: "My Aphra is walking but glancing behind her because she is carrying interesting things such as a
US sides with Russia in UN resolutions on invasion of…
The UN resolutions were tabled as French President Emmanuel Macron visited President Donald Trump at the White House in an attempt to address their sharp differ
Artists release silent album in protest against AI using their…
The album - also backed by the likes of Billy Ocean, Ed O'Brien of Radiohead and Bastille's Dan Smith, as well as The Clash, Mystery Jets and Jamiroquai - featu
Phone thieves and anti-social behaviour targeted in crime bill
The bill, to be unveiled in Parliament on Tuesday, pulls together many measures set out in Labour's general election manifesto.But they come amid questions over
Energy price cap: People should consider fixing bills, Ofgem says
Charities said the price increase would be a painful blow for billpayers.Citizens Advice said its research suggested 6.7 million people in England, Wales and Sc
UK ‘fooled’ by faith in international law, says Badenoch
Her speech will be delivered a day after a series of international events to mark the third anniversary of Russia's invasion of Ukraine.Discussions around peace
Ben White holds talks with Thomas Tuchel over potential England…
The top stories and transfer rumours from Tuesday's newspapers...THE SUN Ben White has held talks with Thomas Tuchel over a potent
Crown Estate: UK Government rejects calls for Welsh devolution
Currently, the cash goes to the Treasury in Whitehall and the money is then spent across the UK.The Scottish government has control over the Crown Estate in Sco
Cornwall councillor defects to Reform from Conservatives
Ms Taylor confirmed Mr Towill emailed her on Monday to say he would stand as a Reform UK candidate on May 1 and had switched parties.She said it was a big disap
Zelensky says he hopes to end Ukraine war ‘this year’
Zelensky also said a complete prisoner of war exchange with Russia could be the "start" of ending the war.There have been 60 prisoner exchanges between the two
BBC Make a Difference Awards 2025 launched across the UK
One of 2024's winners, Jim Dyne, a co-founder of the Parky Blinders project, said the awards have led to "lots more people joining us".The Cornish project won a
Greenpeace risks bankruptcy at US trial over Dakota Access Pipeline
The lawsuit, filed in state court, accuses Greenpeace of an "unlawful and violent scheme to cause financial harm to Energy Transfer, physical harm to its employ
