14 h. ago Man in his 50s falls from historic British castle before being rushed to hospital with arm, chest and ankle injuries

Emergency services rushed to Rochester Castle in Kent at 8.41am after calls that a person was 'falling from height'.

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26 h. ago Man rushed to hospital with serious injuries after horror fall from UK castle

Three fire engines as well as police and paramedics rushed to Rochester Castle in Castle Hill following reports a man had fallen from a height on Thursday January 15

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28 h. ago Man in his 50s falls from historic UK castle and suffers multiple injuries as seven ambulances called to scene

A MAN has been taken to hospital after he fell from a castle and suffered multiple injuries. Medics were called to the Rochester Castle in Kent after calls that a man in his 50s fell yesterday morning. Kent Police arrived to the scene followed by seven ambulances and numerous fire service vehicles. Fire services were...

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28 h. ago Banished Traitors star Ellie spills on boyfriend Ross’ OTHER castle connection, confessing ‘my mind was racing’

THE TRAITORS’ leading lady Ellie Buckley is rushing home to her secret castle boyfriend after being banished. The psychologist and former player Ross Garshong managed to hide their relationship throughout, with him leaving in episode four. Now she’s spilled the beans, telling The Sun: “I gave it my best shot, and I hope Ross is...

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52 h. ago Hunger strikers can eat again after £2 billion military deal axed

After 73 days, the largest coordinated hunger strike in British prison history has ended as activists announced they will resume eating following the UK government's decision not to award a huge military contract

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54 h. ago “Historic day for British sport”: Leeds, Liverpool, London, and Cardiff confirmed as 2027 Tour de France host cities – as talks over free

“Historic day for British sport”: Leeds, Liverpool, London, and Cardiff confirmed as 2027 Tour de France host cities – as talks over free-to-air TV coverage of UK Grand Départ “ongoing”  Road.cc

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55 h. ago Tour de France Grand Depart route from Edinburgh through Borders revealed

Largest free sporting event in British history kicks off in Scotland

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3 d. ago Berwick Bank wind farm secures 'monumental' UK contract backing in huge Scottish energy boost

The contract for difference results deliver the biggest single procurement of offshore wind energy in British and European history.

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8 d. ago Brits who dodge WW3 conscription could be hit with humiliating alternative

As global tensions rise and WW3 fears grow, history shows how British conscientious objectors faced public shaming through the white feather campaign, military tribunals and alternative civilian service

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9 d. ago Liverpool reality check as Newcastle striker Nick Woltemade 'now more valuable than Alexander Isak'

The German striker’s valuation has soared as the most expensive player in British football history struggles

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1 week ago New Chelsea boss Liam Rosenior hailed for ‘breaking down barriers’ as first black British boss of Big Six club

LIAM ROSENIOR's appointment as Chelsea boss has made history. The 41-year-old has become the first black, British manager to take charge of a 'big-six' Premier League club. Today, he became the club's second black coach after Ruud Gullit, who took charge from 1996-1998, 30 years ago. Rosenior is now the second black boss in charge...

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1 week ago Exposed: Video shows moment 'fake admiral' addressed military parade that commemorated historic British Army victory

Jonathan Carley, who on Monday was fined a 'pitiful' £500 after his deception was finally exposed, was filmed brazenly addressing unsuspecting crowds at an event commemorating the Battle of Rorke's Drift.

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1 week ago ‘I’ve got a fearlessness to being laid bare’: how Yungblud became Britain’s biggest rock star

In 2025 the Doncaster-born singer-songwriter has earned two UK No 1s, three Grammy nominations and the respect of rock’s greats – and he says it’s all down to putting fans firstIn November, Dominic Harrison, better known as Yungblud, received three Grammy nominations. The news that he had become the first British artist in history to be nominated that many times in the awards’ rock categories came as a suitably striking finale to what, by any metric, was an extraordinary year for the 28-year-old singer-songwriter.In June, his fourth studio album, Idols, entered the UK charts at No 1, outselling its nearest competitor by 50%. The same month, the annual festival he curates and headlines, Bludfest, drew an audience of 30,000 to The National Bowl in Milton Keynes. In July, he played at Back to the Beginning, the farewell performance by Black Sabbath, whose frontman Ozzy Osbourne died 17 days after the gig. On a bill almost comically overstuffed with heavy metal superstars paying tribute...

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2 w. ago British fashion giant is shutting ‘truly historic’ superstore TODAY – bringing end to 100

A BRITISH fashion giant is shutting its “truly historic” superstore, bringing the curtain down on a site with more than a century of history. Matalan has confirmed that today, January 3 is the final day of trading at its Cricklewood Broadway store, with shoppers urged to grab last-minute bargains before the doors close for good....

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2 w. ago ELIZA SCARBOROUGH reveals the 10 most iconic royal looks of 2025

From solemn moments steeped in history to glittering nights of diplomatic glamour, British royal wardrobes this year have been nothing short of captivating - but there was one clear winner.

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2 w. ago Biggest changes in 25 years to UK passports in force from today

The update ensures British passports are now the most secure in history

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3 w. ago Only Fools and Horses should be preserved like a piece of art says star of show

The hit BBC show should be preserved as it's 'historically and artistically important to British culture' says actress who was in a classic episode

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3 w. ago John Robertson, Nottingham Forest and Scotland legend, dies aged 72

Winger was important part of Brian Clough’s famous sideScored in Scotland’s 1981 win over England at WembleyJohn Robertson, the Nottingham Forest and Scotland legend, has died at the age of 72. Robertson was a hugely important part of the great Forest team that under Brian Clough rose from the second tier of English football to win multiple major honours, most famously back-to-back European Cups.Robertson assisted the decisive goal in the first European Cup triumph in 1979 and scored the decisive goal in the second, contributions that mark him out as one of the most remarkable players in British football history. He earned 28 Scotland caps, notably scoring the winning goal in a Home Championship victory over England at Wembley in May 1981. Clough described him as “the Picasso of our game”. Continue reading...

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