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First produced in 1983 by Games Workshop, Warhammer became the most successful tabletop miniatures hobby in history.

It meets the group is now eligible to receive a reported £1.2 million in funding from the UK Parliament.

Donna Traynor is taking an industrial tribunal against the BBC and its Northern Ireland director Adam Smyth.

The majority of Manchester City and Manchester United supporters will travel to Wembley Stadium by road due to a train strike.

The teenager appeared in court earlier this month accused of entering a family’s home and posting footage without their consent.

Niall Hatch of Birdwatch Ireland said that there were ways for the public to view the cute, cartoon-like bird in a non-intrusive way.

The University of Glasgow said awarding honorary degrees is a way for it to recognise world-changing achievements.

The Mysterious Girl singer weighed in on debates including on Phillip Schofield.

A preliminary extradition hearing in the case of Nicholas Rossi was heard at Edinburgh Sheriff Court on Wednesday.

Two firefighters involved in tackling the blaze at Cannich, near Loch Ness, were injured earlier this week.

The Rail, Maritime and Transport union has called a strike for Friday, while Aslef members will walk out again on Saturday.

The tweet comes amid controversy in the party over money received from Mr Vince, who is also a key donor to Just Stop Oil.

The group said 10 supporters, including a wheelchair-dependent retired cook and members of Christian Climate Action, were detained by police.

Dennis Akpomedaye, 30, tried to decapitate Anna Jedrkowiak while stabbing her almost 40 times in an alleyway after midnight.

Spending in pubs and bars soared by more than 27% on Saturday and Sunday, compared with the same weekend last year, Barclays found.

Chris ‘Cam’ Cameron aims to spend 60 days on the rock to raise money for charity.

Sir Keir Starmer has been told by trade union Unite that any plan to block new North Sea developments must not leave workers ‘paying the price’.

Scott-Swaley Stevens was crushed under a garage wall at his home in Clacton-on-Sea, Essex, in October 2022.

Scotland’s First Minister said the move is an attempt ‘undermine devolution’.

Councillors agreed that the tribute would recognise O’Grady’s years entertaining as well as his activism and charity work