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The book will contain recipes with "some of the best-kept secrets" of the NI peace process, he says.

A remarkable sunset is seen in parts of the UK as crepuscular rays shine on Monday evening.

Hotel guests ran screaming from the building after the Lombok earthquake, one British tourist says.

The BBC's move to the more secure delivery format HTTPS results in its pages being blocked.

Cleaners have held a protest over pay outside the headquarters of the Ministry of Justice.

Love Island finalists Josh Denzel and Kaz Crossley on life after coming out of the reality TV villa.

Tim Booth says the band's new song is about "being in denial" over how much he missed his son.

MP Ian Austin accuses Labour of trying to silence his "legitimate" criticism of Jeremy Corbyn.

Two women had to jump to safety from the first floor of the building during the blaze in London.

Increases to life expectancy in the UK have stalled since 2011, data from the ONS reveals.

Belfast International Airport apologises after the man's wheelchair repair kit was deemed a security risk.

Official statistics also indicate usage of the net is on the rise in Great Britain.

Officers have taken on extra work in beauty therapy, teaching and bar work, a police organisation says.

Mammoth Indian ride-hailing firm Ola - with 125 million customers - continues its global expansion.

The TV personality had just completed a charity ride across Europe when it was apparently stolen.

Arsenal's majority shareholder, Stan Kroenke, makes an offer to buy the whole of the club in a deal that would value the Gunners at £1.8bn.

MP Dr Lisa Cameron says the government needs to take action "to nip it in the bud".

After walking past bags of rubbish in Oxford, artist Simon Mandarino decided to illustrate the issue in a rather more visual way.

Concern over loss of of access to EU agencies and powers raised in a letter to home secretary.

Bristol is the last place in England patients can get NHS homeopathy - it is also available in Glasgow.