A coastal road that was hit by three named storms has been destroyed after another downpour. Part of the A379 in Devon, connecting the villages of Torcross and Slapton, near Dartmouth, broke apart overnight, with its sea defences destroyed in January’s three named storms – Goretti, Ingrid and Chandra. The storms all brought heavy rain […]
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While steak is a favourite for many people, choosing the perfect piece can be a daunting task. Supermarket shelves are filled with different sizes and types of meat, and butchers have display cabinets packed with options. So, where do you start? We’ve spoken to experts to give you this complete guide to buying steak like
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Two people have died after a light aircraft crash in Greater Manchester. The crash happened in a farmland area in Littleborough, Rochdale, shortly after 11am. Emergency services respond to the incident in Littleborough. Pic: Daniel Sloan Image: Emergency services respond to the incident in Littleborough. Pic: Daniel Sloan The scene of the light aircraft crash
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The UK’s information watchdog will investigate reports that Elon Musk’s AI chatbot, Grok, has been used to generate sexual imagery of children. Grok was developed by Musk’s xAI in 2023, designed to be a “truth-seeking” assistant with a witty, rebellious personality. Integrated into X, formerly Twitter, it uses real-time data from the platform to generate
Sarah Ferguson’s charity has announced it will close “for the foreseeable future” following fresh revelations about the former duchess’s relationship with paedophile financier Jeffrey Epstein. A spokesman for Sarah’s Trust said: “Our chair Sarah Ferguson and the board of trustees have agreed that with regret the charity will shortly close for the foreseeable future.” “This
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The family of Harvey Willgoose say the schoolboy “would still be alive” if his school hadn’t missed “many opportunities” to protect him. Harvey, 15, was stabbed outside the canteen at All Saints Catholic High School in Sheffield last year by a fellow pupil. On the one-year anniversary of their son’s death, Mark and Caroline
An allegation from a second woman that she was sent to Andrew Mountbatten-Windsor’s home by Jeffrey Epstein “does need to be investigated”, according to a former Metropolitan Police chief. The encounter allegedly took place at the Royal Lodge in Windsor in 2010, the former duke’s residence at the time, when the woman was in her
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Peter Jones, the entrepreneur and Dragons’ Den judge, is close to teeing off with the addition of American Golf, the retail chain, to his array of business interests. Sky News has learnt that Mr Jones is in advanced talks to buy American Golf from Endless, its long-standing private equity backer. Mr Jones, a keen golfer
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The Princess of Wales has spoken of how a cancer journey has “moments of fear and exhaustion” in a personal video message to mark World Cancer Day. Kate, who is in remission after being diagnosed with cancer in 2024, addresses those affected by the disease, telling them: “Please know that you are not alone.” She
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Victoria Hall’s murder in Suffolk went unsolved for more than 25 years. Steve Wright, 67, formerly of London Road, in Ipswich, had been due to go on trial at the Old Bailey, but changed his plea and admitted killing the 17-year-old. Miss Hall was last seen alive at the end of a night out in Felixstowe
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