Kate Middleton and Prince William are returning home to the U.K. Friday after their five-day tour of Pakistan, and there might be a congratulatory letter from the Queen waiting for them. Sources at the palace said the monarch has been keeping a close eye on the trip, the first royal …
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The Duchess of Cambridge mixed designer with traditional outfits for her royal tour of Pakistan – and wore £12, 500 of new clothing for the five-day visit. Kate, 38, ticked two of her go-to labels off the list by the second day – after wearing a bold green tunic by …
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DUP Deputy Leader Nigel Dodds has criticised Taoiseach Leo Varadkar for saying people in the north will still be able to post letters in red post boxes after Brexit. Mr Varadkar was speaking today about the DUP’s refusal to back the British government’s Brexit deal over “customs and consent issues …
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Unionism ‘more than red post boxes,’ blasts DUP’s Nigel Dodds over Varadkar Brexit reassurance bid BelfastTelegraph.co.uk Taoiseach Leo Varadkar’s attempts to reassure unionists Boris Johnson’s Brexit deal was not threat to the constitutional position of Northern Ireland have fallen flat with the DUP blasting them as “offensive”. https://www.belfasttelegraph.co.uk/news/northern-ireland/unionism-more-than-red-post-boxes-blasts-dups-nigel-dodds-over-varadkar-brexit-reassurance-bid-38608634.html https://www.belfasttelegraph.co.uk/incoming/article38608687.ece/68e99/AUTOCROP/h342/leod.jpg Email …
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NewsUK Good Samaritan Simon Byford joins of long line of individuals helping restore people’s faith in humanity Friday, 18th October 2019, 4:56 pm Updated Friday, 18th October 2019, 4:57 pm Simon Byford, left, helped Tim Cameron get his wallet back by contacting him through bank transfers of 1p (Photo: Simon …
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Flurrybridge Enterprise Centre is ground zero for Brexit on the island of Ireland. Situated in South Armagh, just yards north of the border, it is home to businesses that sustain almost 300 livelihoods, many of them by shuttling goods along the east coast artery between Belfast and Dublin. Travelling over …
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Taoiseach Leo Varadkar has sought to reassure unionists that the constitutional position of Northern Ireland is unaffected by the new Brexit agreement, promising them that the status of the North will only change if a majority of people vote for it. “The queen will still be the queen, the pound …
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Montrose residents have been told to remain in their homes hours after a loud bang sparked a bomb squad operation. Police, Scottish Fire and Rescue and the Explosive Ordinance Disposal (EOD) team are still in attendance at Bridge Street after the alarm was raised shortly after 7am. Residents reported hearing …
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Social media has a huge and growing influence on shopping habits, choices and decisions, according to Royal Mail’s UK Delivery Matters 2019 report. Nearly a quarter (23%) of shoppers have bought items after seeing posts or comments on social channels. Nearly half (45%) of 18-34 year olds have bought an …
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Hundreds of thousands of workers with “gold standard” pensions face a new threat to their retirement benefits as major employers eye moving them to less secure collective schemes. Guy Opperman, pensions minister, has confirmed that large companies, still running traditional “final salary” pension plans that offer workers a secure retirement …
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