Princess Charlotte's eighth birthday marked by sweet smiling photo
A new photo of a smiley Princess Charlotte has been released ahead of her eighth birthday.
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Cheltenham Festival: Paul Nicholls' Hitman still has Ryanair Chase in his sights
Paul Nicholls believes Shishkin will be "unbeatable" in the Ryanair Chase if he can replicate his recent Ascot Chase performance.
New Northern Ireland Protocol deal reached following VDL-Sunak meeting: UK government sources
The European Commission and the British government have reached a deal on the Northern Ireland Protocol, UK government sources said on Monday, following a meeting between Ursula von der Leyen and Rishi Sunak.
Reading v Swansea City Live: Kick-off time, TV channel, team news and score updates
Swansea City return to action from Christmas with a trip to Reading this evening.
Where I Live: 'I bought a £135,000 house on the same site where my dad worked in the War - it means a lot to me'
Our homes are often a reflection of who we are and mark every change, chapter and milestone in our lives. The saying 'home is where the heart is' particularly rings true for Pete Reynolds, 62, who spoke to us as part of our Where I Live series.
Binfield chairman left pinching himself after shock cup upset
Binfield FC chairman Andy Cotton couldn't believe his eyes when his beloved club knocked out National League South Tonbridge Angels in the FA Cup. A 4-0 trouncing at Hill Farm Lane sent the Moles to the Third Round Qualifying for the first time in their history at the expense of the Angels, two divisions their superior. Ad With the tie finely poised at 0-0 at the break, Binfield turned on the style in the second half with four unanswered goals, a stunning performance that earned them the September Pitching In Performance of the Month for the Isthmian South Central division.
Gypsy Boy: inside the mysterious and violent world of gypsies
For centuries members of the ethnic group known as the Roma (and their counterparts, the Irish Travellers) have been persecuted, maligned, and literally "run out of town" time and again as accused scam artists, sleazy fortune tellers and shoddy home contractors. "Gypsy" is the epithet thrust their way, and it's a term some Romany Gypsies find pejorative but others embrace with pride, even as some embrace the bling-obsessed party life society ascribes to them.
Private schools criticised for football match despite FA order following The Queen's death
Two private schools including one in Lancashire have come in for criticism after they reportedly took part in a football game despite matches all being cancelled following the death The Queen.