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Orangemen on the march in Glenarm Co Antrim during the Twelfth of July parades across Northern Ireland. (File Image)

Hogmanay and cheese rolling could become protected as UK heritage

Fusion brings a bold, hybrid approach to photography

Ad Feature Wedding photography is changing - and this snapper is leading the way

Harry Ferguson's system of farm mechanisation changed the tractor and farming for the better, helping to fight world poverty and hunger and saving countless millions of lives

Letter: Let’s create a legacy to honour Harry Ferguson

Mum-of-five, Alice Webb, 33, has become the first person to die in the UK from a liquid Brazilian Bum Lift (BBL).

What is a liquid BBL? Non-surgical procedure explained as mum dies

Glenn McCormick claimed sixth in the MX2 class at Brookethorpe

Motocross riders to fore at Fastest 40 MX meeting in England

Liberal Democrat leader Sir Ed Davey and his wife Emily Gasson leave arfter casting their votes in the 2024 General Election at Surbiton Hill Methodist Church in Surbiton, south west London

Exit poll suggests Liberal Democrats set to make massive gains

Two wild boars herd large group of piglets across road.

Watch: Two wild boars herd large group of piglets across road

Thornbury Castle boats 27 bedchambers each one taking its name from one of the fiery monarch’s six wives or other famous Tudor figures.

Find out why Thornbury Castle was voted Britain's best romantic hotel

Northern Ireland saw 49% more rainfall last month than in a normal March, but the month was also milder than average across the whole of the UK

Month of March in Northern Ireland much wetter than normal

Northern Ireland has been almost twice as dry as some other parts of the UK this month so far. A scene from the Hillhall Road outside Belfast several months ago. Picture By: Arthur Allison: PacemakerPress.

NI had only half rainfall of parts of England so far this month

A variety of herbs in pots.

Gardens: How to grow a herb garden

A lottery ticket for the EuroMillions draw

Euromillions: The most and least common winning EuroMillions numbers

A ticket-holder based somewhere in the UK has won a life-changing £111.7 million in the Euromillions, Camelot has said. Credit: Getty Images

National lottery winning numbers for huge £7.5million jackpot

The Red Arrows have pulled out of their RAF Fairford Friday display due to poor weather

RAF Fairford bring in extra security ahead of Red Arrows display

Tewkesbury school stabbing: Victim locally named as student arrested

A teenage boy has been arrested after a teacher was stabbed at a secondary school in Tewkesbury, Gloucestershire

Secondary school lockdown: Teenage boy arrested after teacher stabbed
A teenage boy has been arrested after a teacher was stabbed at a secondary school in Tewkesbury, Gloucestershire
Daniel Mcneil

Full list of unclaimed National Lottery prizes worth millions

National Lottery are looking for the winner of a set for life prize

National Lottery reveal where unclaimed set for life prize was bought

EuroMillions: UK ticket holder wins £111.7 million jackpot

Contestants in the men’s downhill race chase the cheese down the hill in June 2022 in Gloucester, England.

Gloucester Cheese Rolling: What is the bizarre & ‘unsafe’ tradition?

New DNA evidence has confirmed the existence of black panthers and other big cats living in Britain.

Big cats UK: Expert fears trophy hunters will ‘flock to kill them’

Black Panther of Rutland skulking through the undergrowth in in a farmers field in Empingham.

DNA test ‘confirms’ black panthers are roaming UK countryside

100 cows deployed to reserve 50,000 acres of land

A UK lottery player has come forward to claim a £46.2million prize

UK National Lottery player comes forward to claim £46.2 million prize

Here’s everything you need to know about Badminton Horse Trials today

Badminton Horse Trials - everything you need know today

Liverpool fans hold up a sign saying 'Not My King' while booing the national anthem before the Premier League match at Anfield, Liverpool. : Saturday May 6, 2023.

Liverpool fans boo national anthem hours after coronation

A UK ticket holder has won a share of the Euromillions jackpot

Lottery players urged to check numbers as UK player wins £46.2 million
Lottery players are being urged to check their numbers as a UK ticket holder has won a life-changing £46.2 million share of the National Lottery Euromillions jackpot.
Sam Johnson

Euromillions results for April 25

Euromillions winning numbers for £100m jackpot and millionaire maker

Scene of fatal car crash on the B4035 Campden Road near Chipping Campden in The Cotswolds.

Thousands raised in memory of teenagers killed in horror crash

Residents claim the sheep are invading their properties

Gang of ‘free-roaming hooligan sheep’ causing chaos on estate

Euromillions results for Friday April 21

Euromillions winning numbers for £88million jackpot- millionaire maker

The Euromillions jackpot is £88million

Huge £88million jackpot could be won on tonight’s Euromillions draw

Sickening video shows young cowboy builders filming themselves ‘bodging’ a job while mocking their elderly customer.

Rogue builders film themselves ‘bodging’ job and mocking customer

HMP Leyhill Prison in Gloucestershire - Credit: Wikipedia

Convicted rapist granted access to £7.2m Lottery jackpot

A man has been arrested on suspicion of terrorism offences after a woman was stabbed outside a leisure centre. The woman was attacked outside the centre in Cheltenham on Thursday night and was taken to hospital where she is now said to be in a stable condition.

Man arrested on suspicion of terrorism after woman stabbed

The property in Gloucestershire (Photo: Knight Frank)

Author Evelyn Waugh’s Cotswolds mansion up for auction

Zara and Mike Tindall at Cheltenham Racecourse - the couple have given birth to a son, who has been named Lucas Philip Tindall (Photo: PA/PA Wire)

Queen's granddaughter Zara Tindall has given birth to a baby at home - everythin...

New data shows how many people over 80 have received a first Covid dose in your area
(Photo by Leon Neal/Getty Images)

New data shows how many people over 80 have received a first Covid dose in your ...

The retirement of the planes was marked with a double take off from Heathrow (Photo: Shutterstock)

British Airways is retiring its final Boeing 747 jets - here’s why

How Gabe’s Cooking up a storm on the local cider scene

Half of parents have been doing more outdoor activities with their children sinc...

Here are the Bristol and Gloucestershire locations where Agatha Christie adaptat...

Ireland's William Porterfield

Graham Ford admits William Porterfield would be his choice as Ireland captain

Asda trial prototype trolley that fits three children

Barrister reveals most stupid things said in court by defendants

The scene on the M5 motorway after four people died following a crash involving several vehicles.

Marine tells how he helped pull children from car wreckage after fatal M5 crash

Ireland's Paul Stirling

CRICKET: Ireland's Paul Stirling to miss Netherlands clash

Ireland's Andrew Balbirnie

CRICKET: Andrew Balbirnie ruled out of Ireland Wolves game against Gloucester

The second eight students to complete the Parlour Safe scheme were: Gary Edwards from Shropshire, Allan Sanderson from Cumbria, Chris Roskilly from Clackmannanshire, Dave Stobo from Lanarkshire, Philip Bridges from Kent, Keven Gough from Leicestershire, Stephen Knight from Cornwall and Karl Randall from Worcestershire

Second Parlour Safe graduates complete course

Shane Getkate

CRICKET: Shane Getkate to captain Ireland Wolves in English Tour

Looking forward to the 2016 McLarnon Feeds/NISA Dairy Cow Championship are (from left): Harold Stevenson (McLarnon Feeds Sales Manager), Colin McDonald (RUAS Chief Executive) and David Mawhinney (McLarnon Feeds Business Manager).

Timbrell to judge '˜Champion of Champions'

As a cold spell hits Northern Ireland snow falls on Moneyrea in Co. Down.

Picture by Jonathan Porter/PressEye

More snow in April than November in recent years, MET office records show

Happerley Passports

Farmers launch the UK's first universal food traceability scheme

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