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Cambridge University ‘bust myths’ about family, sex and work
9 hours agoBy Katy Prickett, BBC News, CambridgeshireGetty ImagesAbout 90% of English women in the 18th Century worked outside the home, like this shellfish s
‘What a s*** team England are!’: Bitter Dutch rage at…
The Dutch media have expressed their anger and sadness after they were beaten 2-1 by England in the Euro 2024 semi-final on Wednesday.The Three Lions reached Su
Water bills set to rise by £94 over next five…
Getty ImagesWater bills in England and Wales are set to rise by an average £19 per year until 2030, industry regulator Ofwat has said.Although this will put mo
Liverpool’s Darwin Núñez in clash with fans after Uruguay match
Liverpool footballer Darwin Núñez was involved in an altercation with spectators after his national team Uruguay were beaten on Wednesday evening.The striker
Bridgwater Carnival recycles metal from Hinkley Point C
11 hours agoBy Kelly Withers, Reporter, BBC SomersetBBCSome of the materials leaving Hinkley Point C in SomersetThe oldest carnival in the UK is making "treme
Political tensions affecting Torbay Council morale
3 hours agoBy Miles Davis, BBC Devon political reporterBBCTorbay Council was heavily criticised in a report from the Local Government AssociationPolitical ten
Creamfields North: Festival organisers warn against trespassing
Trespassing on a festival site while it is being dismantled poses "significant risk", organisers of Creamfields North said. Thousands are expected to attend the
Barrow monument to man rescued by Grace Darling becomes listed
13 hours agoBy Jonny Manning, BBC News, North East and CumbriaHistoric EnglandThe monument bears an inscription to James Gall and Victorian heroine Grace Darl
UK-US relations ‘strong’ says Keir Starmer as he meets Joe…
16 minutes agoBy Alex Kleiderman, BBC NewsGetty ImagesUK Prime Minister Sir Keir Starmer says his first face-to-face talks with US President Joe Biden were an
Reform UK fake candidate conspiracy theories debunked
2 hours agoBy Joe Pike, Political Investigations Correspondent • Phil Kemp, Politics reporterReform UKMark Matlock was not generated by Artificial Intell
Home Office says man living in UK since 1977 can…
A retired shopkeeper who was told he was not British despite living in the UK for nearly 50 years can stay for good, the Home Office has decided. Nelson Shardey
Microsoft cutting crucial link to Gaza, Palestinians say
Palestinians living abroad have accused Microsoft of closing their email accounts without warning - cutting them off from crucial online services.They say it ha
