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Fencing Rattled by Suspensions and Accusations Ahead of Olympics
Concerns about refereeing integrity and preferential treatment for top saber competitors have cast a shadow over a sport decided by the finest of margins.
Eurovision 2024: How to Watch and What to Know
This year’s edition of the international song competition takes place in Sweden. The run-up has been overshadowed by the conflict in Gaza.
Big Oil boomed under Biden. So why does it hate him?
The president’s focus on tackling climate change has upset US producers, who are instead funding Trump
The UK's most successful Eurovision Song Contest entries
From Sam Ryder, Lulu, Bucks Fizz and more- these are the UK's most successful Eurovision Song Contest entries.
New map shows Surrey area where shoplifting has doubled in the last year
Surrey Police say they are tackling shoplifting through a variety of measures
Grimsby mum-to-be praises local Swap & Stop team who helped her kick smoking habit for good
'When we have the baby, the baby's not going to grow up in a smoking household, with a parent having to nip out and have a cigarette here and there'
Live from Worktown remember Paul Blackburn
Bolton Arts and Culture organisation Live from Worktown handed over a donation of £350 to the recently in memory of its founder member Paul Blackburn who
Beautician promotes feel good factor with 'More Life' in Tyldesley
AFTER experiencing tough times, changing careers, and launching her own business, a beautician's main aim is to project the confidence she has developed onto her loyal customers.
Andy Burnham's bid to build 1,000 affordable homes in Bolton
The recently re-elected metro mayor said the affordable homes would be a significant step towards tackling the housing crisis within 10 years.
Bolton an abused partner over 16 months period, court hears
A Bolton man was abusive towards his partner for more than a year and kicked her so hard that she will be on painkillers for the rest of her life.
Milan Cracks Down on Nightlife After Campaign to Lure Visitors
City officials worked to make Milan attractive to visitors, but now that some neighborhoods are overwhelmed by rowdy crowds and noise, they’re trying to scale back.
Devastation in Gaza as Israel wages war on Hamas
President Joe Biden told CNN on Wednesday he would halt some shipments of US weapons to Israel if Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu ordered a major invasion of the city of Rafah. Follow for live updates.
Europe must close productivity gap with US to lift growth, says Riksbank chief
Swedish central bank governor Erik Thedéen fuels debate on the continent’s struggle to boost competitiveness
Meet the Chef: George Wilkinson at The Turkey Inn, Laycock
This week we speak to George Wilkinson, head chef at Turkey Inn, Laycock, for our Meet the Chef feature.
'My constituents are angry' - National Grid's proposed Grimsby West to Walpole overhead line criticised by MP
Boston and Skegness's MP suggested the pylon line would make Lincolnshire 'a dumping ground for outdated infrastructure'
ITV's In For A Penny features on Horrocks Moor Farm
A farm in Bolton have featured on an ITV dog show where owners and their furry friends completed fun challenges.
Operation Handbrake launched to crackdown on off-road bikes
A new off-road bike operation has been launched with a number of the bikes seized on the first day.
Memories for police officer who broke up a Westhoughton rave
The police officer who was responsible for making the most arrests ever in one go went back to his old stomping ground to see how operations had changed since he hung up his boots.
Wayoh Reservoir overflow fed brook which powered mill
At first glance it looks as though it may be a road or even a field but you are looking at the overflow from the Wayoh reservoir pictured in 1957
The Tiny Nation at the Vanguard of Mining the Ocean Floor
Below the waters of the Cook Islands, population 15,000, lie minerals used to power electric cars. Extracting them could bring riches, but many say it’s a bad idea.
Harvest partnership to bring HK-listed crypto ETFs to Singapore
Hong Kong’s first spot crypto ETFs launched at the end of last month
We need an AI constitution that protects our civil rights
The technology can do wonderful things — but its achievements should not come at the expense of basic protections
Mayor of Lancaster reflects on 'formidable' year as he hands over reins to successor
"Thank you from the public. You've done a formidable job"
Decision reached on plans for 290 homes in Brigg
None of the properties currently proposed will be affordable homes
Unison fund to help members with the cost of school uniforms
Britain’s largest public service trade union, UNISON, is set to launch its annual School Uniform Grant Fund in conjunction with the union’s welfare charity, There For You.
Bolton Mountain Rescue Service receive support from Grub
Bolton Mountain Rescue Team have thanked Grubs Boots for their donation.
M61: Motorists warned of delays whilst works are ongoing
Bolton's motorists will have four road closures to avoid nearby on the National Highways network this week
Blancmange new album out tomorrow with 'plenty more to come'
Neil Arthur has got a lot on his plate at the moment but appears completely unphased by it all
