Heartbreak as popular family run tourist attraction forced to close after 55 years
Saddened visitors described the spot as an "oasis from modern life", a "unique gem" and a "wonderful, beautiful place".
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France’s Finance Minister Demands Tech Firm Explain ICE Contract
The company, which employs more than 340,000 people in more than 50 countries, signed a contract with ICE in December.
New UK pub rules means boozers can stay open until 2am
Landlords will be able to keep pubs open until 2am on select dates this summer as part of a government support package.
Gunmen Open Fire At Soccer Field In Mexico, Killing 11
Salamanca Mayor Cesar Prieto said the attack was part of a “crime wave” in the city.
Reeves unveils £300m bailout for pubs facing bankruptcy – but there’s an agonising catch
Rachel Reeves is on the brink of unveiling a crucial lifeline for pubs, as whispers of a £300 million bailout circulate amidst fears of rising business rates.
Israel Recovers Last Hostage’s Remains In Gaza, Opening Way For 2nd Ceasefire Phase
Palestinians say they hope the recovery will lead to Israel opening the Rafah crossing, which would allow people and aid to travel to and from Gaza.
Nationwide warning to 16 million customers over rise in ‘huge problem’
In the UK, Nationwide have over 16 million customers, and each of them has been warned on its website that they may need to stop
‘Lambs to the slaughter’ hotel bosses forced to beg Reeves over ‘hammer blow’ rates rise
As the hospitality industry braces for a financial storm, whispers of a looming crisis echo through hotel corridors. Could this be the tipping point?
China’s Top General Under Investigation In Latest Military Purge
Zhang Youxia, the senior of the two vice chairs of the powerful Central Military Commission, is the latest figure to fall in a long-running purge of military officials.
