The Government has granted licences for culling in 11 additional areas and reauthorises 29 existing culls across England.
Mark Cranston, from Jedburgh, Scottish Borders, first started collecting bricks in 2010 after he was looking for a brick as a doorstop for his garden shed and found a white painted brick from a former colliery.
Border Force intercepted what is thought to be the highest number of migrants in a single day amid warnings the closure of French camps could prompt a spike in Channel crossings.
Cops release image of the woman as she tottered along the railway platform after a man was attacked
The victim, who has not been named, was repeatedly knifed in a frenzied street attack yesterday lunchtime on Edgware Road.
The Israeli prime minister made his pitch to nationalist voters.
A slowdown in employment and falling vacancies raise concerns, according to some economists.
Vincent Fuller praised the actions of the man accused of carrying out the Christchurch terror attacks after watching a livestreamed video.
The creature, which delivers an electric shock of up to 860 volts - more than 200 volts higher than ever previously recorded, is one of two new species of electric eel
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