Why do the clocks change? Daylight Saving Time explained
On Sunday, October 27, the clocks will turn back by one hour so we gain an extra 60 minutes during the night. But why does this happen?
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Live updates as Senedd members to debate law around assisted dying
Senedd members will this afternoon vote on whether to back calls for the law around assisted dying in England and Wales to be changed. The Senedd doesn't have the power to change the law, but the motion calls on the Welsh Government to both support the principle of assisted dying and support Westminster to "introduce a compassionate assisted dying law in England and Wales".
I stayed in last of its kind UK seaside town 'far away from civilisation'
Nestled at the very top of Norfolk is a charming seaside town that seems to have slipped through the cracks of time.
'Our lives have been destroyed by this - and we're stuck here'
Fuming homeowners living next to Britain's biggest incinerator claim their house prices have taken a nosedive and they are 'overrun' with rats and seagulls. Residents living in the vicinity of the Runcorn Energy Recovery Facility in Cheshire believe that their health has been 'damaged' and their community 'destroyed' since the facility's opening.
Richard Madeley's touching message to John Stapleton as he opens up on Parkinson's diagnosis
Richard Madeley, the host of Good Morning Britain, had a heartfelt message for television legend John Stapleton.
John Stapleton's heartbreaking seven-word remark after Parkinson's diagnosis
Esteemed television presenter John Stapleton, known for his tenure on shows including Newsnight, Panorama, and GMTV's News Hour, revealed his Parkinson's disease diagnosis earlier this week.
Injured Raducanu skips fifth event in Asia swing, in race to be fit for BJK Cup
Former U.S. Open champion Emma Raducanu has pulled out of the Hong Kong Open after the Briton said on Wednesday that she has still not recovered from a foot injury that had forced her to skip four other tournaments in recent weeks.
ABBA, The Cure and Radiohead musicians sign statement against using creatives’ work to train AI
Thousands of artists, including musicians from ABBA, The Cure and Radiohead, have signed a protest letter against using creatives’ work to train aritificial intelligence tools.