Shivarna Mitra says pests have entered her semi-detached home after unauthorised demolition.

Bizarre graffiti about a range of celebrities has been daubed across the Newcastle suburb

Residents of north Darlington and villages such as Barmpton were left stunned today, when Skerningham Estates launched three simultaneous appeals to the Planning Inspectorate

The Society is pleased to launch a new programme for researchers, in partnership with The Social History Archive, published by DC Thomson. The Social History Archive is a comprehensive online archive ...

4/5 Forty years after his debut as a stand-up, the comedian’s still got it

Dozens of schools have been damaged and nearly 3,000 teenagers have been detained since the start of the tensions in Madrid Meanwhile, rightwing parties in Spain have said they will vote against new housing measures that are set to be put to parliament today by the Socialist-led coalition government. Continue reading...

1 October marks the UN’s International Day of Older Persons. To celebrate the occasion, the UK’s theme is ‘What’s on your doorstep?’

The first environmental plan under the new planning law is out for consultation. It covers half of Norfolk. What’s planned? Will it work?

Ministers discuss drawing down EU countries’ reserves after Donald Trump threatens to cut off US supplies Britain is in talks with European allies over releasing emergency diesel stockpiles after Donald Trump threatened to cut off US supplies of the fuel. Ministers held calls with counterparts from the European Commission (EC), Germany, France, Italy and Ireland on Thursday to discuss whether to draw down reserves after the Trump administration told Germany and France to release their stockpiles to help ease soaring global energy prices or face a US export ban. Continue reading...

Redundancy process suggests home of Gavin and Stacey and Fleabag could go online-only again in £500m cuts push The BBC has started a redundancy process in its TV and streaming division, heightening staff fears that Matt Brittin will announce the closure of the poorly performing BBC Three and BBC Scotland channels next week. The corporation’s director general, who has repeatedly said that linear TV and radio services may have to shut as audiences move online, is expected to inform staff on Wednesday of the latest stage of a plan to save £500m and shed up to 2,000 jobs. Continue reading...

In Suffolk, music education is quietly shaping confidence, ambition and belonging, far beyond the classroom and rehearsal room walls