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Organiser of £120m ‘Festival of Brexit’ hopes to bring “joy, hope and happiness”
Newly appointed boss Martin Green said he aims to bring the nation together when the post-Brexit festival of Britain gets underway.
Vegetables dropped from sky in Australia for fire-affected wallabies
Sweet potato and carrots were dropped for the animals in New South Wales.
Villagers flee as lava spews from Philippines volcano
Tsunami fears as Taal Volcano spews ash and pebbles
The True Cost of Britain’s Network of Fiscal Paradises
In a separate November 2019 filing in the Cayman Islands Grand Court, the GIC expressed concerns over the conduct of KGL Investment Company (KGLI), the sponsor and placement agent of the Port Fund.
Lorry load of Pringles burnt to a crisp
Highways England confirmed that nobody was hurt in the incident.
WARNING GRAPHIC: Two brothers convicted after deer stabbed repeatedly
Jimmy Price, 25, was found guilty of causing unnecessary suffering to two dogs just a month after a gruesome video emerged of him knifing the deer
PM accepts Australia must fight wildfire danger of climate change
Australian firefighters turn from defence to offence, risking lives in wildfire battle.
London commuters strip down to their pants for No Trousers Tube Ride
The annual event began in New York City in 2002 and has since grown into “an international celebration of silliness” according to Improv Everywhere, the group behind the tradition.
Brexit campaigners used racism to divide our country says Clive Lewis
The shadow treasury minister and Labour leadership candidate Clive Lewis says the campaign to leave the EU was used as a mechanism to divide communities, though he added that doesn’t mean people who voted Brexit are racist.