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Donald Turrell, 100, Dorothea Barron, 100, and Eugeniusz Niedzielski, 101, are set to travel to Scotland in August.
Ofcom chief executive Melanie Dawes said there could be a risk that the public will lose confidence in the broadcaster.
The duo announced their retirement from skating together in 2024, 40 years on from their Olympic gold success.
Resident doctors in England are set to walk out for five consecutive days from 7am on July 25 amid a pay dispute with the Government.
Transport Secretary Heidi Alexander would not directly rule out tax rises in the next budget as she toured the broadcast studios on Sunday morning.
The Duchess of Edinburgh said it was “emotional” to assume her title, as it had previously been held by the late Queen.
Racial disparities in the criminal justice system are “shameful” for London, the head of the Metropolitan Police said. Sir Mark Rowley spoke on Sky News’ Sunday Morning With Trevor Phillips where he ...
President Donald Trump says he is considering “taking away” the US citizenship of a long-time rival: the actress and comedian, Rosie O’Donnell. The move comes despite a decades-old Supreme Court ...
A child in Liverpool has died after contracting measles, it has been reported. According to The Sunday Times newspaper, the child was ill with measles and other health problems and was receiving ...
The final day of Scotland’s biggest music festival will take place at Glasgow Green as gig-goers are set to see temperatures of around 26C.
Michael Buerk, a journalist who reported on the Ethiopian famine in 1984, has said his initial reaction to the Live Aid concerts, which raised funds for the crisis, “was real anger”.