BBC DIY SOS presenter Nick Knowles speaks out on 'end of an era' as last episode airs
The BBC has decided to 'rest' the beloved series in 2027 due to budgeting cuts
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The BBC has decided to 'rest' the beloved series in 2027 due to budgeting cuts
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It comes just as both ITV soaps aired frightening twists
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Stuart Drury died behind bars three years ago after being convicted of beating his former girlfriend to death with a claw hammer.
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The change is planned for April 2027, but it could change today
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Photos have been sent to this newspaper showing fire engines in Ashington this morning (Wednesday, October 28).
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Two Lewes dogs have spent the past year sniffing out canine-friendly places across the district.
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Extra cash will be handed out to millions of older people
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Exclusive: Health secretary to extend role of watchdog, which backers say helps hold service in England to account Yvette Cooper has abandoned plans to abolish the NHS’s independent patient champion after an outcry from…
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He died in legal custody
Open at Edinburgh LiveAnthony Williams, 33, denies 14 counts of attempted murder
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‘Robots should not merely replicate human forms but surpass human physical limits,’ says NeodraDynamics founder
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For the last three years, a group of volunteers has helped restore and monitor areas of the River Don. Catherine Scott spoke to Don Catchment Rivers Trust’s Alex Liversidge.
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Thio Noon, 20, suffered severe burns after rushing into the fire-stricken home in Chirnside to save pet dog Buddy, who had darted back inside during the blaze
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He has had an offer from Billy Sharp to join him on one of his rides this season
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HEYCA board members have said there has been 'increasing cause for concern' with the authority's 'direction and leadership' but Luke Campbell has accused them of being 'more interested in criticising the Combined Author…
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Victim testimonies were so graphic, one juror left the courtroom in tears
Open at Daily RecordThe woman was tending to two male Persian leopards when the incident occurred
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A search is underway to find the man who was seen walking the streets of Liverpool with the weapon
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The woman went from 10st and wearing a size 10 to 16st and wearing a size 20 at her heaviest
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Andy Burnham's Government has confirmed standing charges on gas bills will be axed from next year as part of the Budget
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South Western Railway services have been impacted by the disruption, which is expected to last until 1pm.
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Leweston School has apologised to pupils, their families and its staff for the short notice
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The new rules start in 2027
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The Budget is John Healey's chance to set out the government's spending plans on issues including the minimum wage and alcohol duty
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