Boy, 10, died after getting electrocuted at Blackpool hotel while on holiday
A 10-year-old boy died after being electrocuted at a hotel while on holiday with his family in Blackpool, an inquest hearing has heard.
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Crooked House gets go-ahead to be rebuilt 'exactly as it was' before fire
The owners of the Crooked House pub have been told to rebuild the pub 'back to what it was' before a fire destroyed it last year. The wonky 18th century pub was a staple in the Dudley area of the West Midlands, which earned its name because it leaned to one side as a result of land subsidence, and had a sloping floor and walls.
Deforestation-free supply chains: The Ivory Coast’s path to sustainable cocoa
People in Switzerland consume the most chocolate per capita than anywhere else on Earth. According to the German data platform Statistica, the average person in the Alpine nation consumed 11.8 kg of chocolate or products made from cocoa in 2022.
LIVE: Police tape off road as air ambulance lands after reports of a crash - latest updates
A road in Stockport is taped off by police this morning after reports of a crash.
Dubai-inspired restaurant from international social star to open in Spinningfields
A new restaurant and shisha bar inspired by Dubai will be opening in Manchester from international social influencer and boxer Abdu Rozik.
Woman's plea after camper van containing late dad's belongings stolen from driveway
A fitness instructor has been left 'gutted' after her camper van containing 'hugely sentimental' items was stolen while she slept. To make matters worse, the white Ford Transit camper van was taken on the weekend of her late father's birthday.
Who is Bart Ramselaar, the former Dutch international signed by Singapore’s Lion City Sailors?
SINGAPORE: The Lion City Sailors (LCS) on Monday (Feb 26) announced the signing of Dutch midfielder Bart Ramselaar ahead of the 2024-25 Singapore Premier League (SPL) season.
Euroviews. The EU's new Reform and Growth Facility for the Western Balkans still needs fixing
€700 million — roughly the value of 10 new Swedish Gripen fighter jets — is a lot of money.