The fire took place on Tuesday night at the Interconnexion France-Angleterre electrical grid interconnector site in Sellindge. The fire was attended by crews from Kent Fire and Rescue who were in attendance throughout the night. As the fire ravaged the site, there were
SCOTTISH Health Secretary Humza Yousaf was filmed taking a disastrous fall as he rushed through the corridors of Holyrood on a steerable knee walker.
An earthquake measuring 6.0 on the Richter scale struck the southwestern province of Sichuan during the early hours of Thursday morning. At least three people were killed and 88 others have been injured, according to the China Earthquake Networks Centre (CENC). The
A PRIMARY SCHOOL in Leipzig has been evacuated after a possible explosive device was detected in the area.
Speaking in Parliament the minister outlined his plans to scrap the special status provided to laws handed down from Brussels. He said it was time to “normalise” EU laws to place them on equal footing with legislation passed in the Commons to
Royal author Phil Dampier claimed people in the US are getting tired of the Duke and Duchess of Sussex, who quit royal duties last year for a new life in California. Mr Dampier also said Britons are “fed up” with the couple’s
Meghan Markle, 40, and Prince Harry, 37, have been featured on the cover of Time magazine’s annual 100 most influential people in the world issue. The Duke and Duchess of Sussex, who quit their royal duties last year and moved from Britain
Italy said on Wednesday it would protest to the European Commission over an attempt by Croatia to get EU-protected label status for a sweet white wine which Rome says has a name that is too similar to its own famed prosecco. Brussels
Noticing how similar Tandie looked to Eric, Anna decided to contact the Venton Centre and it was which was soon discovered that ey were brother and sister. Speaking to the RSPCA, Anna said: “We were heartbroken when Eric died in 2018 and
New research shows people across the UK share near-identical priorities and values in a blow to separatist claims the home nations are doomed to split. The survey, conducted on behalf of Gordon Brown, suggested people’s priorities were aligned on immigration, law and
Armin Laschet’s hopes of an election victory and chance of being chancellor deplete by the day following news local CDU representatives have refused to use posters with his image on them. Mr Laschet has also been slammed by members of his own