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'I can't wait to have all my children home': Kate admits she's missing Prince George and is looking forward to his return from Eton during his half term break
Then the Duchess of Cambridge, Kate, now 44, inaugurated the Treehouse in Ipswich 14 years ago as patron of East Anglia's Children's Hospices charity.
Plans to demolish Bolton’s iconic Tavern On The Hill pub
The pub, which was hugely popular in the 80s and 90s, is at the centre of plans to knock it down to be replaced with a coffee shop and filling station
Manchester Airport announces new route to the home of Lego with returns from £62
Tickets are on sale now for flights to the Danish town of Billund, which has a Lego Hotel, a Lego Holiday Village and even a Lego-themed Sea Life Centre
Port smash goalless Pies, keep AFLW finals hopes alive
Port Adelaide still have a small chance of making the AFLW finals after a crushing 48-point win over a goalless Collingwood team held to their lowest ever score
Man fighting for life after being 'shot multiple times' near Royal Artillery Barracks - amid hunt for attacker
Armed police rushed to the scene near ear the Royal Artillery Barracks just after 8pm last night.
Prisoner locked up for stabbing roommate murdered his cellmate when locked down
Shaun Newton has been jailed for life
Herne Bay butcher shop scoops top prize for its boozy banger
An ‘old-school’ butcher is ‘so proud’ after his sausage made with dried hops and ale was named as one of the UK’s top bangers.
British mother drowns in Bahamas while trying to save her two children who were swept away while snorkelling
A British woman has reportedly drowned in the Bahamas while trying to save her two children who were swept out to sea.
End of an era as Wallaroos pair go 'out with a bang'
Retiring Wallaroos Cecilia Smith and Emily Chancellor have gone out winners as Australia edged Scotland in a drama-filled Canberra contest.
Manipulative fraudster stole pensioner’s bank cards before 48-hour shopping spree
A 41-year-old thief who stole banks cards from a man in his 80s who allowed her into his home to use his toilet has been locked up.
