'Total farce': Baker's illegal sprinkles shocker
A small bakery in UK has gone viral after authorities banned its famous sprinkles.
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Prince William's pot-shot at Jeff Bezos: Focus on Earth instead of other planets
Duke's comments come hours after Jeff Bezos sent Star Trek's William Shatner into space.
London puts Black history on the map, literally.
London's iconic tube map has been redesigned to celebrate the city's Black history.
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5 of the world's bucket-list bars to add to your post-pandemic wish list.
Life after lockdown: Great Kiwi Bake Off judge's exotic lockdown tips
Kiwi king of baking Dean Brettschneider on Danish life, Greek holidays and baking tips.
Britain's Covid missteps cost thousands of lives, inquiry finds
New York Times: PM Boris Johnson's slowness over lockdown and testing had tragic results.
Prince William sees Prince Andrew as a 'threat' to the royal family
Times: The royals never want the Duke of York to return to public life, insiders say.
Chilling new allegations against rapist and killer cop Wayne Couzens
"I don't give a f*** who you are, you do not touch me."
UK bookings surge for countries recently removed from red list
Travel bookings surge in the wake of UK's slashed red list.
Italian holiday cancelled after couple take Covid test 40 minutes too early
One couple mistimes their pre-flight Covid-19 test and misses out on an Italian holiday.
Kiwi still struggling 19 months after Covid damaged his heart
Luke MacLean-McMahon can't do the sports and exercise he used to love.
Single, glam and richer than the Queen: Huge payout for ex-wife of America's Cup boss
OPINION: Former beauty queen Kirsty Bertarelli settled her split this week.
Boris Johnson pledges transformed economy for UK
New York Times: PM barely mentioned fuel and food shortages that have afflicted the UK.
Britain's Christmas lament: Meat shortages and delivery delays
New York Times: Shortages to affect Christmas, as Britons brace for a challenging winter.
Rogue granny's horror injuries after drunkenly sneaking onto water park slide
She thought it would be fun to sneak in at 2am. Halfway down the slide, horror unfolded.
Sarah Everard's killer passed police vetting despite indecent assault investigation
Every police officer in the UK could be re-vetted in the wake of the scandal.
'Are you dosed?' How to ask friends and family if they're vaccinated
Opinion: Vaccination can feel like a loaded topic, but it doesn't have to be a minefield.
Queen spends millions on Prince Andrew's sex abuse allegations case
The Queen agreed to privately pay for her son's defence at the beginning of last year.
No jab, no school: US state mandates Covid vaccine for students
California law requires all children enrolled in schools to have 10 immunisations.
'We own this': Police admit Sarah Everard's killer could have been stopped
Before he killed, Wayne Couzens was given the nickname 'The Rapist' by police colleagues.
Horsing around: Man taunts drivers queuing for petrol in UK
"I don't need petrol, 'cause he runs on carrots," taunts man called Dolphin riding horse.
'I yearn for her': Read Sarah Everard's mother heartbreaking statement in full
"We have kept her dressing gown - it still smells of her and I hug that instead of her."
Sarah Everard's 'wholly brutal' killer shakes in dock, gets rare sentence
Former police officer Wayne Couzens kidnapped Everard as she walked home.
Lost luggage: Airlines and airports most likely to lose bags
Study shows airlines and airports most likely to misplace your bags.
Gas shortages awaken Britain to some crucial workers: Truck drivers
New York Times: Despite appeals, some truck drivers are reluctant to return to work.
Sarah Everard: Handcuffed before being killed by police officer
'Sickening' details of Wayne Couzens' hunt for a lone, young female to kidnap and rape.
Nurse Jenny: 'When people plead for the vaccine ... it's far too late'
Nurse Jenny recounts the tragically sad stories for the unvaccinated in ICU.
What's the link between climate change and extreme weather? This scientist has the answers
Times: What we need to understand about the catastrophic weather sweeping the globe.
'It's not right': Rape victim denied injury compensation because she had conviction
"It feels they are saying you deserve to be raped and you should just get on with it."
Trade Minister's not-so secret Washington trip revealed
Damien O'Connor will fly to the United States this week.
Man charged with murder of UK teacher Sabina Nessa
Sabina Nessa was killed as she walked to meet a friend a few minutes from her home.
'Panic buying': Chaos as UK petrol stations run dry
Long lines of vehicles formed at many stations over the weekend - and tempers frayed.
Police arrest man on suspicion of murdering Sabina Nessa
Man detained on suspicion of murdering 28-year-old London schoolteacher.