The classic sitcom, which spanned hundreds of years of British history, was first broadcast in 1983.
British candidates are canvassing UK expats in Spain's first local polls since Brexit took effect.
Tempted to bet on the outcome of a song contest? Here's how one man made a living out of it.
The Countess of Chester trust chief executive also accuses the chairman of putting finance over safety.
Gary Lineker planned on finishing his playing career with Tottenham. But then came an offer from leftfield and East Asia that changed everything.
The Bank of England's decision to increase rates yet again dominates the front pages on Friday.
Students believe the move will waste months of work and may mean dissertations go unread.
There are calls for extra funding for caterers so they can deliver better food for pupils.
As usual, the Eurovision song contest brings the most eclectic mix of performers.
Robert Alton's body was finally found after his landlord got a warrant to do a gas safety check.
The government insists testing remains banned in the UK but campaigners disagree.
The train drivers' union leader insists Eurovision events in Liverpool were not targeted by strikes.
Rory Gallagher was speaking after "very serious" allegations were made against him by his estranged wife.
PC Imran Mahmood used a Taser on Jordan Walker-Brown, who broke his back and now uses a wheelchair.
North Wales Police says it is investigating the incident after footage circulated on social media.
Prince Harry's lawyer claims investigators received huge sums to illicitly obtain private information.
The claim, reportedly against a shadow minister, is not being investigated "at the victim's request".
A head teachers' union says even staff struggled to understand parts of a Year 6 reading paper.
Ajmal Shahpal posted an image of a terror victim's severed head on Twitter.
The first minister warns about carbon monoxide after an Edinburgh man died in a Spanish villa.
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