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Royals set for busy day after ‘unprecedented’ palace response to Spencer claims

Earl Spencer’s new memoir claims the King said ‘rest assured, we’ll forget her soon enough’ following Diana’s death in 1997.

I sent 200 LinkedIn messages and got a job: How to nail networking

From coffee chats to LinkedIn messages, here's how to network your way to your next job.

Emergency services called to Worthing collision

Emergency services were called to a collision in Worthing on Thursday morning (September 17).

Charles joins food and farming summit with industry leaders

It was led by The King’s Foundation, which aims to build sustainable communities in the UK

Review of trials of the facts mechanism to be launched after Donaldson case

UUP leader Jon Burrows described “real and legitimate public concern” about how trials of the facts operate in Northern Ireland

UK accused of ‘cutting corners’ on climate spending as El Nino looms

‘Rather than striving to deliver genuine climate and nature outcomes, the government has been cutting corners to maintain spending commitments,’ says chair of parliament’s International Development Committee, Sarah Cham…

'I worked at a hotel for years - there's one sure and simple way to get a free late check-out'

We all want to experience those additional delightful perks when staying at a hotel, and there's one sure way to bag a late check-out for free, and it's all about timing

Ladbrokes review & welcome offer: Get £30 in bet credits

We have taken an in-depth look at Ladbrokes, one of the UK’s best-known bookmakers, examining what they have to offer

Illegal waste site operator who "ignored warnings" jailed after investigation revealed he had no permit

A man has been jailed after illegally operating a waste facility site without a permit

Burgess Hill Care Home protest: Owner condemns social media users for spreading 'unfounded and baseless' claims

The owner of a former care home at the centre of mass protests today condemned social media users for spreading 'unfounded and baseless' claims of it being used as centre for asylum seekers.

Higher fuel costs set to drive uptick in August inflation

The Office for National Statistics will reveal the latest rate of UK Consumer Prices Index inflation on Wednesday.

Perverted Formby teacher who begged girl for photos banned from classroom

Robert Collins was sent down for two years and six months in 2024 and ordered to sign the sex offenders' register for life

Connolly says Trump asked about chance of united Ireland in her lifetime

A man from Kent is missing was last seen in Eastbourne

Police are appealing for help locating a missing man from Kent, who was last seen in Eastbourne

Work begins to restore West Wittering dunes after years of sand build-up

Work has begun on a privately funded project to reshape and restore the dunes at the western end of the Strand at West Wittering Beach.

Dolly Parton seen sending delighted message recorded before her death aged 80

A tribute was paid to legendary country singer Dolly Parton at the 2026 Americana Honors & Awards

BBC expert explains 'rule' for M&S, TSB, Lloyds and HSBC 0% card holders over 'stoozing'

Finance expert Laura Pomfret appeared on BBC Morning Live to explain 'stoozing' — a financial hack using 0% credit cards and high-interest savings accounts that could earn some people hundreds of pounds

How the Yorkshire Agricultural Society is backing Yorkshire farming all year round - Graham Thompson

The mission of the Yorkshire Agricultural Society can be summed up in one simple phrase: to support farming in Yorkshire.

Daughter's warning after 'fit and active' Ingleby Barwick dad died suddenly in wife's arms

Ingleby Barwick dad Dave Aspery, who ran, played football and had a healthy diet, showed no signs of illness before he suffered a fatal heart attack

Future of much-loved Leeds community centres secured with plan to 'help them thrive'

The council has approved community takeovers

Drinker left with fractured face after Wakefield Westgate taxi-rank attack

Thug thought couple had jumped in front

Yorkshire Children’s Charity expects to support more than 3,000 children this year as winter demand soars

This year, the scale of the need is remarkably bleak

DWP confirms PIP becoming harder to claim with 66% of people losing out

PIP claims resulting in an award have continued to fall, Department for Work and Pensions (DWP) data shows.

DWP warning for 129,000 claimants with DLA, PIP, Universal Credit all affected

The backlog soared by 63 per cent in the last year and the rate of increase is accelerating, with 129,000 cases now waiting to be heard.