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World's last seagoing paddle steamer to visit the Thames this summer
The World’s last seagoing paddle steamer, the Waverley will visit the Thames Estuary as part of her 80th anniversary season.
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Vernon Kay breaks silence on split with Tess Daly after 22 years with new statement
It was Vernon's first public comments since the him and Tess revealed on Friday (May 8) that they were ending their 22-year marriage.
Strictly Come Dancing new hosts 'confirmed' as popular household names
It's been reported that Emma Willis will be one of the new hosts for Strictly Come Dancing.
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Holiday hotspot to temporarily ban the sale of alcohol from tomorrow - here's why
The Bahamas is set to temporarily suspend the sale of alcohol on Tuesday (May 12) while the country holds its general election.
Beer lovers bid to list north London pub threatened with bulldozer
The public has until May 28 to object to the demolition of the Mason's Arms in Kensal Green and CAMRA has applied to Historic England to get the pub listed.
Popular Strictly star lands big job just weeks after 'upsetting' exit from BBC show
Strictly Come Dancing pro Karen Hauer has landed her first big role after her 'upsetting' exit from the BBC show.
Beloved BBC character will speak for first time in over 40 years in new short film
BBC Children In Need mascot Pudsey Bear will break his silence in a short film to help raise awareness of children's mental health.
Brent team supporting school mental health recognised at awards
he Brent Mental Health Support Team (MHST) won the Best Integrated Service or Team award at the inaugural Council for Disabled Children (CDC) SEND Awards.
Labour MP urges cabinet ministers to 'challenge Keir Starmer by Monday or I will'
MP Catherine West has said that if no one challenges Sir Keir as party leader by Monday, she will attempt to trigger a leadership contest herself.
'A hideous pile' - London's first high-rise building now lost forever
London's first high-rise building - Queen Anne's Mansions - lasted just 100 years but was widely disliked, including by Queen Victoria. The Lost London book looks back at its history.
Lib Dem leader 'ecstatic' by Brent gains as borough left under no overall control
Labour has lost control of Brent Council after falling short of an overall majority, losing 17 councillors compared to the 2022 elections.
Music star gives surprise performance ahead of huge O2 gigs
Akon gave an impromptu performance at Boxpark Wembley ahead of his string of O2 shows.
Major Spanish airport closed with all flights cancelled from London airports
Santiago-Rosalía de Castro Airport will be closed until May 27 - see why and how this will impact British travellers.
E-commerce ‘wizz’ reveals how to make sellable products in 60 seconds
An e-commerce ‘wizz’ creator has gone viral, showing how anyone can make a product idea in under 60 seconds.
How Bright Futures is opening doors for SEND young people in north west London
Martene Carroll from Jason Roberts Foundation highlights how Bright Futures Club is creating inclusive opportunities for SEND children and young people across Brent.
Inside the dispute that led to strikes at Great Ormond Street Hospital School
George Binette reports on the strike dispute at Great Ormond Street Hospital School and the sacking of union rep Kate Williams.
Confidence and age are among the top reasons Brits don’t start a business
Confidence and age are among the top reasons Brits don’t start a business – but lack of money is the real stumbling block, according to research.
Fascinating walks highlight Jewish contributions to British life and history
Walking tours focusing on British Jewish contributions to music, literature, food, history, fashion, architecture and comedy will take place at Willesden Jewish Cemetery from May 16 to June 16.
Woman who fled Nazis and rebuilt life in London prepares to turn 100
The family of a woman who rebuilt her life in London after fleeing the Nazis are appealing for her to receive 100 cards on her 100th birthday coming on June 21.
UK bedding company that supplies Argos and Very enters administration after 150 years
Bedding company Airsprung, based in Trowbridge, has entered administration after more than 150 years, resulting in 71 job losses.