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Blenheim Palace has opened a new £3.6m adventure play park, The Lost Garden. The park is the largest family-themed attraction in the Palace’s history and is located

 

With the 25th anniversary of the Good Friday Agreement and the upcoming visit of US President Joe Biden, authorities in Northern Ireland and Ireland have increased security measures due to

 

Revolut, a UK-based financial technology (fintech) company, is facing delays in securing a banking licence following questions from regulators over the accuracy of its

Jaguar Land Rover (JLR), the luxury carmaker owned by India's Tata Motors, expects to see free cash flow of over 800 million pounds (about $1 billion) for the fourth

The first Maundy coins featuring the image of King Charles III have been revealed just hours before they will be distributed at a special service at York Minster.

The Metropolitan Police in London has been undergoing significant changes in the last six months, dismissing dozens of officers and investigating older misconduct cases in an effort to restore

 

According to sources close to Prince Harry, the Duke of Sussex did disclose his drug history to US authorities when he applied for his visa. Harry had recently revealed in his memoir that he had

A Scottish judge's decision not to jail a man convicted of raping a 13-year-old girl in a park has been met with shock and outrage. Sean Hogg, 21, was found guilty of raping the girl at Dalkeith

 

Visa and Mastercard are facing a new set of lawsuits over fees charged to retailers. These two global payments processors have been sued by hundreds of claimants at London's Competition

 

The Wiener Holocaust Library and the Association of Jewish Refugees (AJR) have jointly criticised the UK government’s proposed Illegal Migration Bill and the language surrounding it. The two