Newborn goats dumped in bin survive freezing ordeal
Two newborn goats, dumped in a public bin in freezing Kent, have made a miraculous recovery. Discover how a passerby's quick actions and a refuse firm's support gave them a second chance.
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Newborn Goats Dumped in Bin in Kent Have Miraculous Rescue
Two newborn Anglo Nubian goats, dumped in a public bin in freezing Kent, were rescued by a passerby. Named Biffa and Veolia, they are now thriving at a sanctuary. Read their incredible survival story.
Libya's £5.1bn Man-Made River Expansion
Libya's colossal Great Man-Made River, a 1,750-mile engineering marvel, is set for a major £5.1bn expansion to tackle water scarcity. Discover the project hailed as the 'eighth wonder of the world'.
Norham's 12th Century Castle: Free to Explore
Discover Norham's turbulent past. Once called 'the most dangerous place in England', its stunning 12th-century castle ruins are now free for visitors to explore on the Anglo-Scottish border.
How I decluttered my home quickly with one simple service
Discover how a free doorstep collection service transformed a daunting home clear-out. Learn how to declutter effortlessly, support UK charities, and reduce landfill waste.
Call for Bank Holiday to Honour First King of England
Historians and MPs urge a new bank holiday to mark 1,100 years since King Aethelstan unified England. Discover the forgotten monarch's legacy and the government's response.
Last Anglo-Saxon King's Hall Found Near Skipsea Castle
University of York archaeologists discover a high-status Anglo-Saxon hall linked to King Harold Godwinson near Skipsea Castle. The find includes a rare sunken tower and malthouse. Read more on this historic breakthrough.
Lost hall of last Anglo-Saxon king found in Yorkshire
University of York archaeologists discover a high-status Anglo-Saxon hall near Skipsea Castle, linked to King Harold Godwinson. The find features a rare sunken tower and malthouse. Read more.
1991: Gun to sailor's neck in Carlingford Lough dispute
Archives reveal Taoiseach Charlie Haughey's anger after a British marine allegedly held a gun to a Dubliner's neck on Carlingford Lough in 1991. Read the full diplomatic row.
1996 Royal Yacht Ireland visit cancelled over image fears
Declassified files reveal Irish PM John Bruton warned King Charles's planned 1996 visit on HMY Britannia projected 'opulence and superiority'. The trip was later scrapped over security risks. Read the full story.
John Major reprimanded Irish PM over 1995 speech
Archives reveal British PM John Major's stern 1995 letter to Taoiseach John Bruton, criticising a speech that risked derailing the peace process. Discover the diplomatic tensions.
1950s US Army Guide's Rules for GIs in Britain
A 1955 US Army guidebook for troops stationed in Cold War Britain warned against criticising the Queen, mocking 'funny money', and misusing British slang. Discover the quirky advice on display in Oxfordshire.
Major 'shouted at' by Irish minister in 1992 row
Declassified files reveal a heated 1992 meeting where Irish Justice Minister Padraig Flynn confronted John Major over Northern Ireland security cooperation. Read the full story.
Artist Jane Birt, wife of ex-BBC chief, dies aged 82
Anglo-American artist Jane Birt, known for her watercolours and illustrated memoir, has passed away at 82. Discover her vibrant life and artistic legacy.
Yorkshire mine axes UK miners, hires Belarus workers
Anglo American faces backlash for cutting British jobs at the Woodsmith Mine while employing workers from Belarus, a sanctioned state. Local leaders demand answers.
BHP walks away from Anglo American takeover bid
Mining giant BHP has ended its pursuit of rival Anglo American after its latest approach was rebuffed. Discover the implications for the planned Anglo-Teck merger and the global mining sector.
BHP walks away from new Anglo American takeover bid
Mining giant BHP has ended its pursuit of Anglo American, leaving the path clear for Anglo's planned £39bn copper merger with Teck Resources. Discover the implications for the global mining sector.
Bursnall: Yorkshire's Secret Ancient Stone Circle
Explore Bursnall, a picture-perfect Yorkshire Dales village with a magical ancient stone circle. Enjoy family walks, cosy cafes and stunning views away from the crowds.
Martin Mansergh: Family Dog's Death Shaped Irish Politics
Explore the remarkable story of Martin Mansergh's political allegiance, shaped by a 1920 family tragedy involving the Black and Tans. Discover the legacy of this key Fianna Fáil figure.
Harris: 'Window of Opportunity' on Troubles Legacy
Irish Deputy PM Simon Harris says UK and Irish governments must seize the chance for Troubles truth and justice. New legislation gets second reading.
Penny Lancaster's emotional tribute to late dog Bubbles
Loose Women star Penny Lancaster shares a heartbreaking tribute to her late Cavapoo, Bubbles, while introducing her family's three Pygmy goats. Read the full story here.
The Mountain Goats: Shipwreck Songs Masterpiece
John Darnielle delivers another lyrical masterpiece with The Mountain Goats' latest album 'Through This Fire', exploring maritime disasters and human resilience in his signature storytelling style.
Anglo American announces radical restructuring plan
London-based mining conglomerate Anglo American announces radical corporate overhaul, planning to divest its platinum, diamond, and coal businesses while focusing on copper and iron ore operations.
Hollywood star in Gupta's Anglo-Indian Hedda Gabler
Acclaimed playwright Tanika Gupta revolutionises Ibsen's classic with groundbreaking Anglo-Indian interpretation, casting a major Hollywood star in a production that's rewriting theatrical history.
Labour's France deal: Migrants to be deported in asylum shake-up
The new Labour government has negotiated a landmark agreement with France including migrant deportations and a joint processing centre, sparking intense debate over UK immigration policy.
Irish President sparks storm over Royal event refusal
Michael D. Higgins faces backlash after declining invitation to event with King Charles, prompting intervention from Irish government and heated debate about Anglo-Irish relations.
Irish President Higgins warns of UK's anti-European shift
Irish President Michael D. Higgins delivers stark warning about UK's changing political landscape, expressing concerns over Brexit's impact on Anglo-Irish relations and European cooperation.
Irish PM's Westminster address sparks constitutional debate
Tánaiste Micheál Martin's historic speech to UK Parliament highlights evolving Anglo-Irish relations and post-Brexit cooperation challenges
Martin Mansergh: Architect of Irish Peace Dies at 76
Discover the remarkable legacy of Martin Mansergh, the key architect behind the Northern Ireland peace process whose quiet diplomacy and intellectual rigour helped transform Anglo-Irish relations.
Migrants mock French police in Channel crossing to Dover
Exclusive footage reveals migrants laughing at French authorities while crossing to Dover, raising serious questions about border control effectiveness and Anglo-French cooperation.
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