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Speaking to Tony Livesey as part of his My Story series for BBC North West, June said that while John went on to hang up his dancing shoes to become an electrical engineer, she was still making moves

She added: "There have been racially aggravated assaults still happening across communities, and we really have to look at the narrative that is being played out across society that is very divisive a

"They could see that I was just so emotional that Lucciano walked out on his own, so when he did the surprise it was just something else," she said.

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"It's important to know what's in the area and be able to advocate for the whales now that we know that they're here year on year," she told BBC Radio Kent.

A couple who met on a bus less than a year ago have got married after riding a red double decker to their wedding ceremony. Gabriel and Uloma Enyi, both 32, met last summer while riding the number 88

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One Nation’s South Australian leader has paid back Australia’s richest person for private flights he took while campaigning in the state’s recent election. Cory Bernardi confirmed on Saturday that he

According to coverage in The Times, he called Craughwell - who hid coins behind a skirting board at his house - a "self-confessed liar", and Flint - who had buried 21 coins in his garden - had the cha

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Sweating their way over the miles on Sunday, they later found out they had run further than they planned, as organisers revealed afterwards that the course was longer than a half marathon distance of

Asked whether Morrisons had a duty to keep staff safe and avoid vigilante action, Davis responded: "That's a lot of rubbish really. If you're prepared to let people in to help themselves and take what

This is obviously a captive audience of Reform supporters but a quick straw poll by colleagues at Look North of people in Barnsley town centre found a mix of opinions, including those sticking with La

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One of my favourite pieces of scientific equipment is something called a retrospectroscope. I admit that it only exists in my imagination, but it has turned out to be a very useful bit of kit. It allo

Olivia Smith is tentatively laying down roots but remains alert to the changes that can be produced by football. The 21-year-old Arsenal forward, who has nine goals and three assists in her first seas

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Nottingham Forest completely stunned Sunderland last night with a huge 5-0 win at the Stadium of Light which should keep them safe in the Premier League. Goals from Chris Wood, Morgan Gibbs-White, Igo

Eve Middleton was sitting on a picnic blanket in a park, sharing out vegan biscuits with six fellow activists, when she saw a squad of police bearing down on them. About 30 officers, she said, surroun

Some expect a masterclass in soft power. Others warn of a brutal humiliation. Few in the US will envy King Charles, a royal whose entire life has been governed by protocol, next week when he faces a m

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"I had a little kids' science book and I used to bring out the periodic table whenever there was an episode on just so I could maybe get a question right," added Madgwick, who is studying for a PHD in

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A man who raped a Sikh woman in a religiously aggravated attack has been jailed for life with a minimum term of nearly 14 years. John Ashby, 32, was sentenced at Birmingham Crown Court, where he had

LeBron James scored 29 points, including a tying three-pointer with 13 seconds left in regulation, Marcus Smart had eight points in overtime and the Los Angeles Lakers took advantage of a Houston Rock

I’ve had a good idea. Let’s apply for a moratorium on new reality shows, at least until the frenzied desire for a challenger to The Traitors’ crown is over. Otherwise they’re just going to keep happen

I don’t know about art, but I know what I like: cosy crime. I’m excited by Flemish series This Is Not a Murder Mystery (U&Drama, Wednesday, 8pm, and streaming on Channel 4), which offers a classy shot

1. Barnsley England’s longest-serving council leader, Stephen Houghton, has outlasted eight prime ministers in his three decades in charge in Barnsley. The South Yorkshire town is unrecognisable from

John Ashby is a man who did not hide his hatred of women. In fact, the rapist, who was sentenced this week to life in prison with a minimum of 14 years for a racially motivated sex attack on a Sikh w

On 17 April 1936, the bells of St Laurentius church in the Black Forest rang out to guide to safety a group of London schoolboys trapped in deep snow on a mountain hike gone very wrong. Ninety years o