[ad_1] The worst of the storm has passed but there is still a risk of fallen trees and travel disruption in some counties. Wind warnings are in place for several counties on the island of Ireland on Sunday as Storm Bert continues to cause challenging conditions. The storm, which landed overnight on Friday, flooded villages…
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[ad_1] It has been more than four years since Prince Harry stepped down as a senior working royal and bid farewell to London in favour of sunnier days in Montecito with his wife, Meghan Markle. Although he was educated at Eton and was taught to speak the King’s English, it appears he is now losing…
[ad_1] A CONVICTED fraudster has set up a new company despite shuttering his last one with a string of debt and allegations of fraud. Brian Goldie, 67, started freight firm Worldwide Airways Ltd in April after claiming he had retired due to a brain tumour. Now using the name Gerald Paterson, the new firm is…
[ad_1] Despite being the world’s most famous family, the royals’ Christmas wish list is surprisingly simple: happiness, good health and quality time with loved ones. For Prince Charles, after a year plagued by illness, spending time with his family at his Norfolk estate, Sandringham, will be a welcome break. “The tradition of togetherness at Christmas…
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[ad_1] (Photo: Getty/iStock) Christian Today speaks to Sonya Pascoe, bereavement trainer at Care for the Family, about her new book The Grief Journey and how churches can support people who have lost a loved one. In your book you say that it is normal to ask questions when coming to terms with death. Yet some…
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[ad_1] MPS stand accused of hypocrisy for demanding more cash to offset Labour’s tax rises. Their union allies are calling for extra money for politicians to pay staff, The Sun on Sunday can reveal. 2 Chancellor Rachel Reeves is raising employers’ National InsuranceCredit: AFP The move comes after the Chancellor Rachel Reeves announced a hike…
[ad_1] Wind warnings are in place for several counties on the island of Ireland on Sunday as Storm Bert continues to cause challenging conditions. The storm, which landed overnight on Friday, flooded villages and roads, and disrupted travel. In Co Donegal, Bridge Street in Killybegs was dramatically flooded, with homes and charities impacted, while the…