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Heathrow Airport. The Terminal 3 facility will allow more capacity for arrivals with the UK Government expected to expand its green list of quarantine-free countries for passengers returning to the UK under the traffic light system.

Royals follow a strict protocol when it comes to what they can and can't eat. The Queen, who isn’t a fan of pasta and potatoes, or messy foods like Bolognese, must approve all palace meals according to Bristol Live.

Stunning photographs capture the incredible transformation of a rundown "cramped" property into a beautiful family home.

Royals Peter and Zara Phillips have a rarely talked about younger sister who keeps herself away from the limelight.

A pub has paid a moving tribute to its most loyal customer, who died during lockdown.

A BBC presenter has left the broadcaster after appearing to call the company "the devil" in a coronavirus denial Whatsapp group and attending anti-lockdown marches, as well as admitting to drink-driving.

Dundee. Bennylyn and Jellica's bodies were found at a house in the city's Troon avenue in March after the 25-year-old and her daughter were reported missing at the start of that month.

two bodies were found in Dundee in the search for the young mum and her two-year-old daughter. The bodies were discovered concealed within a house on Troon Avenue in the city on Thursday.

Bristol Live, owners Paul and Shelley Kemp’s lease comes to an end on March 11.

reports Bristol Live.The gran said: “The food from both was supposed to come at 7pm, but the Garam Masala one came before 6pm. That was fine.

property has been built immediately behind an existing street sign.This is now acting as a barrier and almost completely blocks the gate to the home.Those who actually want to get in the front garden would have to squeeze past the street sign, if you can manage to, or stepping over it entirely.Social media users were left dumbfounded by the design flaw as photos of the houses were shared online.Bristol Live says it is awaiting a response from the developer and from the highways authority, Bristol City Council, to clarify why the sign hasn't been moved.It's not currently clear whose responsibility it would be to move the sign, or if there are any plans to move it in the future.The Tarmac surface surrounded the road sign looks fresh, seeming

Google Maps as far back as 2008 can still be seen today and its appearance now has left Reddit users baffled.Smart new townhouses have been built on the site of an old Victorian school but it appears not everything has made way for the £365,000 properties in Shirehampton, Bristol.The Station Road street sign is almost completely blocking anyone entering the mid-terrace home, making coming home with shopping bags a task in itself, let alone squeezing a pushchair past it.Google's cameras captured the construction straight after the front garden walls had been built, revealing how a space was left for a gate directly behind the sign.

Bristol Live. Its staff have been asked to use gender-neutral language alongside – not instead of – traditional terms to ensure that all groups are represented.Some of the terms being adopted are:A policy document on the trust’s website explains that the approach involves 'using gender-neutral language alongside the language of womanhood, in order to ensure that everyone is represented and included'. Do you think hospitals and other places need to use more inclusive language? Do you welcome this change or find it unnecessary? Let us know in the comments here, or share your views on our Manchester Family Facebook page here. It states: “Gender identity can be a source of oppression and health inequality.“We are consciously using the words

direct to your inboxSupermarket shoppers have been issued a list of urgent food product recalls by the Food Standards Agency (FSA).Cheese, chicken, nuts and chocolate are among the items shoppers have been warned not to consume.Anyone with any of the below items should visit their nearest supermarket for a full refund or exchange.

Gogglebox favourites Mary, 91, and Marina, 88, supported each other to have their first dose of the coronavirus vaccine. The two women were pictured wearing masks as they received their first jabs in Bristol.

A BBC presenter is alleged to have been photographed marching alongside lockdown protesters - breaching the broadcaster's strict impartiality rules, according to a whistleblower.

Bristol Live, nearly 50 people across 16 tables who had booked to dine there on Wednesday evening failed to show up without cancelling.

A customer said "I'll be out by Christmas" after a phone shop worker found child abuse images on his mobile and reported him to police.

the Gianvito Rossi square toe boots cost £632  from Farfetch,  the Primark pair only costs £16, and come in white or beige. And if you were doubting how popular the boots are, you only have to look at the numbers to realise they're going to sell like hot cakes.Since Primark posted an image of the boots on Instagram, it has been liked more than 38,000 times and has received just under a thousand comments.

A 16-year-old boy was raped in a park after social services left him alone in unsafe B&B, a public inquiry heard.

Primark is well-known for producing affordable dupes of designer looks. From clothing to accessories, the popular high street store is always saving the day with its expensive-looking items.