The Larkfields mansion (pictured) in the upmarket seaside resort village of Blakeney has not been built to approved plans, according to officials at North Norfolk District Council (NNDC).

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Both paid and unpaid breaks are on the rise, with 53% of organisations reporting they offer sabbaticals to all staff in their benefits packages

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Heston Blumenthal has admitted that being sectioned was the 'best thing' that could of happened to him as he opened up about his 'difficult' battle with bipolar.

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Lawyers for the unions hail ruling as ‘important initial victory’The Russian foreign ministry praised the latest round of talks with the United States in a statement on Friday, calling them “substantive and businesslike.”Russian and US teams held six hours of talks in Turkey on Thursday to try to restore the normal functioning of their embassies, and President Vladimir Putin said initial contacts with Donald Trump’s administration had inspired hope. Continue reading...

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FIFA has plans to open an interim transfer window ahead of Club World Cup

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Max Verstappen is seeking a fifth-straight Formula 1 drivers' title but will need his new Red Bull car, the RB21, to be more compliant than its predecessor turned out to be

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Good Morning Britain star Kate Garraway has been open about her family life and the challenges she has faced following husband Derek Draper's tragic death.

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The bodies of Natalie Jones, 39, and Jonathan Williams, 47, were found at a property on Hirwaun High Street at about 5.45pm on February 21.

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Parts of the UK could be treated to two rare night sky phenomena

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The city council is ‘determined’ to recover all costs

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Paris tourists are being warned not to fall for websites selling fake admission tickets to the French capital's top sightseeing attractions, including Notre Dame and the Musée d'Orsay.

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As business leaders fall in line behind the president and his policies, Americans are using their wallet to hurt where it matters – bottom linesDon’t let a billionaire’s algorithm control what you read. Download our free app to get trusted reporting.In late January, Lauren Bedson did what many would likely find unthinkable: she cancelled her Amazon Prime membership. The catalyst was Donald Trump’s inauguration. Many more Americans are planning to make similar decisions this Friday.Bedson made her move after seeing photos of Jeff Bezos, the Amazon founder, sitting with other tech moguls and billionaires, including Elon Musk, Mark Zuckerberg and Google’s Sundar Pichai, just rows behind Trump at his inauguration. Continue reading...

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The controversial USA president has caused a stir after claiming Canada could become America's 51st state

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Exclusive: Could this be the ideal solution to one of aviation’s must enduring puzzles?

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If you've noticed your once luscious green plants are starting to turn yellow, there might be a simple way to get them looking their best selves again, according to an expert

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Councillors on the Education Executive are set to discuss proposals to close nine nurseries in August to address the falling numbers and the high number of surplus spaces currently within council nurseries.

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The budget airline said it as a ‘strict zero-tolerance policy towards passenger misconduct’

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Nationwide has apologised for the problem and advised customers to keep an eye on its status page.

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Jurgen Klopp was unable to stop Liverpool's dramatic slump in form towards the end of his final season in charge, and the German has now opened up on the reasons why

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Health secretary hails talks over defence, security and trade as Badenoch says her party will continue to oppose Chagos dealWes Streeting, the health secretary, was doing an interview round this morning to promote an announcement about a new contract for GPs in England. He claims it will end the “8am scramble” for GP appointments.Explaining how this would work, the Department of Health and Social Care says in its news release:The new deal agreed yesterday (February 27) between the government and British Medical Association (BMA) will free up doctors from red tape and box-ticking targets to concentrate on what they do best – treating patients.The new agreed contract will modernise general practice by requiring GP surgeries to allow patients to request appointments online throughout working hours from October, freeing up the phones for those who need them most, and making it easier for practices to triage patients based on medical need. The reforms are part of the government’s Plan fo...

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