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| Royal Family buy Easter Eggs from luxury chocolate shop where they cost a whopping £45 With Easter just days away, families across the country will be ready to celebrate the occasion together. From church services to Sunday lunches, most people will be looking forward to enjoying some quality... | 5310 |
| Wink Martindale dead: Legendary TV host who worked with Elvis Presley dies Legendary TV presenter Wink Martindale has died at the age of 91.The revered host, known for conducting one of the earliest televised interviews with | 4901 |
| Teachers in England move a step closer to striking Teachers in England move a step closer to striking | 4836 |
| Prince Louis will be able to mark special milestone in a few days Prince Louis, who attends Lambrook School in Berkshire with his brother and sister, will soon be able to choose whether to spend a few nights a week sleeping over as the school offers weekly and flexi-boarding for boys and... | 4763 |
| State pension 'perilously close' to tax for all pensioners as Reeves faces tough decision A 4.1% increase in the state pension means that pensions are 'perilously close' to the frozen personal allowance for income tax, meaning the government may be forced to look at reviewing the amount and age at... | 4079 |
| Paul Fierlinger dead: Sesame Street and Nickelodeon legend dies as tributes flood in Oscar nominated animator Paul Fierlinger, who was responsible for creating some of Sesame Street's most iconic animated... | 3749 |
| Tutankhamun breakthrough as Boy King's tomb 'hid a 3,000-year-old ritual' The famous Boy King pharaoh, Tutankhamun, ruled Ancient Egypt from around 1332 - 1323 BC. He ascended the throne at just... | 3299 |
| 'I live on filthy UK street lined with rubbish - I'm too embarrassed to have people over' The lane sandwiched between Oriel Road and Crofton Road in Rock Ferry is besieged by discarded mattresses, fridges, old furnishings, and an assortment of rubbish that has made it a breeding ground for rats and a... | 3020 |
| Carer who stole £27k from vulnerable woman she was looking after jailed A heartless carer who pilfered £27,000 from a dependent woman was sentenced to over two years in prison.Paige Kemp, a 31 year old Sheffield resident, systematically siphoned the cash in "dribs and drabs" by... | 2822 |
| James Bond legend dies as tributes flood in for 'iconic' star James Bond poster creator, painter and illustrator Robert E. McGinnis has | 2796 |
| England's 'oldest house' covered in history that's been around for 857 years England is famously full of | 2733 |
| Yet another UK seaside hotspot is planning a new tourist tax to raise £8m a year A Scottish council has begun discussions which could lead to a tourist tax for visitors.Fife Council’s cabinet committee has agreed to start discussing the levy, which is reportedly worth up to £8... | 2677 |
| Rare Tudor paintings show 'fantastical beasts' Rare Tudor paintings show 'fantastical beasts' | 2567 |
| 'Exact date' to visit theme parks this Easter for shorter queues and quieter crowds School breaks around bank holidays are a perfect combination for families with many planning to head to newly reopened theme parks this Easter break.However, with so many people thinking the same way it may leave... | 1889 |
| The tiny and pretty European village where houses are built into boulders Perched atop a hill in the district of Castelo Branco, Portugal, lies one of the most unique and charming... | 1774 |
| 'Greedy landlords are cashing in and forcing us out of town' 'Greedy landlords are cashing in and forcing us out of town' | 1700 |
| Al Fayed estate faces legal action from alleged victims Al Fayed estate faces legal action from alleged victims | 1650 |
| Fears rise after earliest ever Asian hornet sighting in UK - check your area The UK has reported its earliest-ever sighting of the Asian hornet. The insect was... | 1225 |
| Huge new asylum scandal erupts as foreign criminals who can't be deported given homes A rising number of foreign criminals are being given taxpayer-funded asylum accommodation because they will “never” be deported, the Daily Express can reveal.In another shocking Home Office scandal, crooks are... | 612 |
| Chaos in asylum system as Home Office sacks firm putting migrants in hotels The Home Office has sacked one of the firms responsible for putting asylum seekers in hotels after raising “concerns”. The Government employs private contractors to find housing for asylum seekers but, in a sign of the... | 489 |
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