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Other powerful women include poet and activist Maya Angelou, Nobel Peace Prize laureate Malala Yousafzai, and actress and humanitarian Emma Thompson ...
A giant dragon which fans will recognise from a classic Harry Potter film stunned Londoners today as it roared its way through the ...
Mr Adams is suing the BBC over what he has called a ‘grievous smear’ that alleged he sanctioned the killing of a former Sinn Fein official.
The Justice Secretary will set out plans to address prison overcrowding amid suggestions criminals could be released after serving just a third of their sentences. A written statement is expected to ...
The Opposition leader said agreements with Narendra Modi and Donald Trump’s governments are ‘tiny tariff’ deals.
A window tax was first imposed in England in 1696 where households would have to pay a tax if they had more than a certain number of windows – initially 10. The window tax was repealed in 1851. The ...
Neale Coleman MBE, who took a leading role in the London 2012 Olympic and Paralympic Games, has been chosen to chair the Oxford Growth Commission.
Experts set out the ‘staggering’ scale of digital crime to Holyrood’s Criminal Justice Committee on Wednesday.
OXFORD United will have two transfer windows to conduct their business this summer. The Football League has confirmed this morning that there will be two summer transfer windows for EFL clubs due to ...
Some 603,352 future practical driving tests were booked as of the end of April, according to analysis of DVSA figures.