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Guests at the lavish event – attended by “the biggest people in the world” according to Mr Trump – were treated to Hampshire watercress panna cotta with parmesan shortbread and quail egg salad, ...
The move seeks to pay off defence contracts without open transfers of cash through the global banking system, papers show.
Waffle opened up its community café at the site earlier this year and have been working to reopen the post office in the same spot alongside the café, with help from Lyme Regis Town Council. The post ...
Staff at a Weymouth Primary school are 'really excited' to be the runner's up in the Dorset Echo's tokens for schools competition ...
An inflatable dinghy full of men, women and at least three children made its way out to sea from Gravelines beach at daybreak on Friday morning.
The Office for National Statistics data showed Government borrowing hit £18 billion last month, marking the highest August borrowing for five years.
A leaf-removal train has been named Ctrl Alt Deleaf after a public vote. Network Rail said the train is part of its fleet of “leaf-busters” which blast leaf mulch off rails. Britain’s railway network ...
An Eritrean man who lost a High Court bid to halt his removal was on a flight that left Heathrow for Paris at 6.15am on Friday.
AN HOTEL has been given temporary consent to continue using a chalet in its grounds as living accommodation. The planning consent has been granted to the Hathaways Hotel in the High Street, Spetisbury ...