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stanley thermos t: AFP11Court sketch showing the Duke of Sussex second right inside at the Royal Courts Of JusticeThe Duke of Sussex, 38, walked into the High Court in London surrounded by bodyguards as he made his first return to the UK in six months. Eco-warrior Harry jetted in from California to attend.The publisher of the Daily Mail, The Mail on Sunday and MailOnline, strongly denies the allegations.ANL is also Obzw UK weather forecast 鈥?Flooding hits Britain as tail-end of Hurricane Humberto dumps 3inches of rain in hours, with more tomorrow
TWO rail lines are to reopen 50 years after they were shut during the Beeching cuts.It is the first move in a 拢500million transport boost.3 Ashington-Blyth-Tyne line in Northumberland will reopen thanks to a 拢500m funding boost Blyth Station pictured 3 The Fleetwood line in Lancashire will also reopen Fleetwood Station p
stanley tumblr ictured The Fleetwood line in 颅Lancashire and the Ashington-Blyth-Tyne line in Northumberland will see passenger trains return.Meanwhile communities are being invited to pitch other rail restoration proposals. Cash is also being provided for another round of the New Stations Fund 鈥?which has already seen ten brand new stations in England and Wales.Department of Transport 颅officials have allocated 拢20million for new hubs 鈥?but have not said how many stations there will be.The half a billion will go towards reversing the cuts to branch lines first proposed by British Rail chief Dr Richard Beeching in 1963. It en
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