Village feud over hedge costs neighbours £70k
Residents in a quiet village face a shocking £70,000 legal bill after a bitter row over a shared hedge spirals out of control, leaving the community divided.
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Pride & Prejudice mansion slashes £4M off price
The stunning Grade II-listed mansion featured in BBC's Pride and Prejudice sees a dramatic £4 million price drop. Could this be your chance to own a piece of TV history?
Star's £10M Georgian mansion for sale after bad movie deal
A Grade II-listed Georgian mansion bought by a film star with earnings from a poorly received movie is now on sale for £10 million. Discover the history and luxury of this unique property.
Newsom slams Trump over alleged federal agent deployment
California Governor Gavin Newsom accuses former President Trump of deploying federal agents to influence redistricting efforts. Political tensions rise as Democrats and Republicans clash over electoral boundaries.
Record A-Level Top Grades in England Sparks Debate
England sees an unprecedented rise in A-level students securing top grades, sparking debates over grade inflation and educational standards.
A-Level Results 2024: Students Face University Uncertainty
Thousands of UK students receive their A-Level results today, with many facing last-minute university decisions as grading returns to pre-pandemic standards.
Neighbour removes 3ft garden without permission
A homeowner is left furious after their neighbour removed a 3ft section of their front garden without consent, sparking a local dispute over property boundaries.
Neighbour's Hedge Too High? Know Your Rights
Discover your legal rights if a neighbour's hedge is causing disputes. Learn how to handle overgrown hedges, mediation options, and when to involve authorities.
Record GCSE and A-Level pass rates spark grade inflation fears
This year's GCSE and A-Level results show record pass rates, but critics warn of grade inflation. Education Secretary Bridget Phillipson defends the grading system while students face university admission challenges.
A-Level grade inflation drops as exams return to normal
This year's A-Level results show a significant drop in grade inflation, with pass rates returning to pre-pandemic levels. Find out how students and schools are reacting.
Driveway dispute ends in £1,000 fine
A homeowner's driveway dispute with a neighbour escalates into a legal battle, resulting in a hefty fine and a cautionary tale about property boundaries.
Kirstie Allsopp in manor house demolition row
TV presenter Kirstie Allsopp sparks controversy with proposals to tear down her Grade II-listed childhood home in Hampshire, facing opposition from conservationists.
Military smartwatch beats Apple & Garmin – under £100!
Amazon shoppers are stunned by a rugged military-grade smartwatch that outperforms Apple and Garmin at a fraction of the price. Discover the ultimate budget-friendly wearable!
HR chief criticises Coldplay's kiss cam at UK shows
A human resources CEO has criticised Coldplay for featuring a kiss cam during their UK concerts, calling it 'inappropriate' and 'unprofessional'. The band's playful audience interaction has sparked debate about workplace boundaries.
Grade II-listed Greggs in Westminster is UK's poshest bakery
Discover how a historic Greggs in Westminster has become the UK's poshest bakery, blending heritage charm with affordable treats.
UK gardeners warned over £20k fines for common mistake
Brits are being warned about a common gardening mistake that could land them with massive fines under obscure property laws.
Pedro Pascal criticised for 'creepy' on-set behaviour
Hollywood star Pedro Pascal has been criticised for his 'overly affectionate' behaviour towards fellow actors, sparking debate about boundaries in the entertainment industry.
Neighbour moves fence without permission - shocking outcome
A homeowner was left gobsmacked after discovering their neighbour had moved the fence without permission. Find out how the dispute unfolded and the surprising resolution.
Ex-escort ponders friendship with former client
A woman with a past in escorting faces a dilemma when a former client reaches out for friendship. Experts weigh in on boundaries and personal growth.
Hairdresser's hair-touching sparks cultural debate
An Australian hairdresser's innocent gesture towards a South African woman's hair has ignited a fiery online debate about cultural sensitivity and personal boundaries.
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