A five-day art exhibition showcasing rare and one off sculptures and paintings from a local artist is set to take place next ...

A prisoner who died after not being seen alive for 24 hours was able to access drugs "with apparent ease" behind bars, including by drone.

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A growing number of people across elite sport are coming forward to protect clean competition, according to new figures from UK Anti-Doping (UKAD) covering the first half of 2026. Between January and ...

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Derek di Grazia is relishing the reward of laying down a challenging cross-country course in his fifth year at Defender Burghley Horse Trials. The Californian is a world-renowned course designer, ...

Tom Jackson hopes the sacrifices will be made worth it by a return to the prestigious podium at the 2026 Defender Burghley Horse Trials. Jackson is no stranger to the rostrum at the world’s most ...

Supporters of the National Motor Museum have spoken of their shock after it was revealed that the attraction is set to leave Beaulieu ...

Two cousins who modelled as children for the renowned Sweet Pea Fairies illustration have been reunited with the original artwork more than 70 ...

Britain’s economic growth slowed in the second quarter but a boost from heatwaves and the World Cup helped offset impacts from the Iran war in a better-than-expected performance in June, official ...

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The proportion of A-level entries awarded top grades has risen for the third year in a row, likely driven by the popularity of maths and students scoring highly in it. Hundreds of thousands of ...