an english couple paved a 14 metre wedge of their neighbours garden to widen access to a horse paddock in 2017 image credit champion news service

An English couple paved a 1.4-metre wedge of their neighbour’s garden to widen access to a horse paddock in 2017; a tribunal has rejected their claim to the land, leaving the disputed driveway at risk

A long-running boundary dispute in Leicestershire has ended in a legal defeat for a couple who extended their driveway onto a neighbouring garden to improve access to their horse paddock. Railway expert Dr Piers Connor and his partner, Professor Christine Pasquire, have failed to establish ownership of the disputed strip of land after a First-tier…

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Emma Watson joins Prince William’s United for Wildlife campaign in London, urging businesses to improve transparency as major tech, finance and transport companies step up efforts against illegal wildlife trade | World News

Emma Watson joined Prince William and Benedict Cumberbatch at a United for Wildlife business forum in London on June 22, 2026, where she called on businesses and brands to improve transparency and take greater responsibility for protecting the natural world. Held during London Climate Action Week, the gathering brought together business leaders and organisations to…

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david walliams has been identified as the mystery celebrity who went to court to stop his name being revealed as an alleged sexual predator

David Walliams unmasked as mystery British celebrity facing sexual misconduct allegations, who took media organizations to court to stop his identity from being revealed

David Walliams has been identified as the mystery celebrity who went to court to stop his name being revealed as an alleged sexual predator. British comedian and children’s author David Walliams has been identified as the celebrity who fought a lengthy legal battle to prevent two major media organisations from publishing sexual misconduct allegations against…

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After thieves took about 30 of his village’s 18th-century wall stones in Rufford, Lancashire, councillor Matt Smith hid an Apple AirTag inside a loose one; when it moved overnight, police tracked down the thief

An English mayor was fed up with watching 300-year-old coping stones vanish from an 18th-century ancient wall one by one. With no cameras around, pointing fingers or catching the thief seemed like an impossible task. Matt Smith said people living near Rufford Old Hall in Lancashire “were getting a bit miffed” with stones being taken…

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princess diana found peace at her brothers south african estate after her divorce nelson mandela linked 675 million property goes on sale with her cottage preserved

Princess Diana found peace at her brother’s South African estate after her divorce; Nelson Mandela-linked £6.75 million property goes on sale with her cottage preserved | World News

A property in Cape Town is attracting attention for more than its size, views or asking price. Set within the grounds of the Tarrystone Estate in Upper Constantia, the South African residence has a personal connection to Princess Diana, who used to visit the estate after her separation and divorce from King Charles III. She…

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prince harry steps down from his top position at betterup after five years

Prince Harry steps down as BetterUp chief impact officer after five years on reported $1 million salary; Duke takes senior adviser role following UK return with Meghan Markle and children

Prince Harry steps down from his top position at BetterUp after five years. (Photo: BetterUp) Prince Harry has stepped down from his high-profile position as chief impact officer at US-based mental health and coaching company BetterUp, five years after joining the Silicon Valley firm. The Duke of Sussex will now serve as a senior adviser,…

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princess margaret received a 10 acre caribbean plot as a wedding gift the secluded mustique villa she built there now welcomes guests for up to 50000 a week

Princess Margaret received a 10-acre Caribbean plot as a wedding gift; the secluded Mustique villa she built there now welcomes guests for up to $50,000 a week | World News

Image: Mustique/ Wikipedia Princess Margaret, the younger sister of Queen Elizabeth II, received a 10-acre plot on the Caribbean island of Mustique as a wedding present in 1960 from British aristocrat Colin Tennant, later Lord Glenconner. She subsequently commissioned renowned British designer Oliver Messel to build a private holiday residence on the property, naming it…

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a look at the british royal familys wealth taxpayer funded support royal estates and income sources

How much does the British Royal Family cost taxpayers? King Charles’ Sovereign Grant rises to £137.9 million as new bill proposes reduction; Prince William’s £1.2 billion Duchy wealth also revealed

A look at the British Royal Family’s wealth, taxpayer-funded support, royal estates and income sources. (Photo: Facebook) How much does the British Royal Family cost British taxpayers, and how wealthy are King Charles III and Prince William? A new UK Parliament briefing on royal finances has revealed how public money supports the monarchy, while also…

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UK bride’s father was hospitalised with heart failure just days before her wedding; then she brought her wedding dress to his hospital room for a father-daughter dance

Photo credit: Tameside and Glossop Integrated Care NHS Foundation Trust; Jen Hobday – PhotoJenic Wedding Photography For Sinead Jackson, having her father walk her down the aisle was one of the moments she had looked forward to most at her wedding. But just days before she was due to marry her partner, Stephen, her father,…

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meet jacob the 14 year old from england who started selling tomato plants from a small cart and now grows 7000 plants with customers ordering from overseas

Meet Jacob, the 14-year-old from England who started selling tomato plants from a small cart and now grows 7,000 plants, with customers ordering from overseas | World News

Meet Jacob, Founder of The Tomato Cart. Image Credit: The Shropshire Seaweed Jacob Mann, 14, from Norwich, England, has turned his love of gardening into a growing business selling tomato plants, growing kits and tomato merchandise. It all started from humble beginnings with a few seedlings and a home-made bicycle trailer, and has grown into…

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