Graeme Culliford

Imagine Catriona's devastation when Mitch turned on them, launching an extraordinary High Court action after they sold some items that Amy had given them.

IT is dubbed the fattest town in Britain – a place where eight out of ten people are overweight and some locals eat takeaways three times a day. Now residents in the Welsh Valleys town of Ebbw Vale…

IT IS a sleepy rural village where parish council meetings are normally dominated by dull debates about leaky water mains and potholes blighting the rutted roads. But Whatlington, in East Sussex, h…

WITH its steel foundries and ­shipbuilding, Middlesbrough was once a boom town dubbed the iron smelting ­centre of the world. Now the former industrial heartland in the North East — which boasted 1…

RETIRED engineering consultant Tony Torres thinks “King of the North” Andy Burnham is a lovely fella. And, because he has always backed Labour, you would think the party could rely on his vote at t…

LABOUR could be set for a major U-turn on minimum wage hikes after Skills Minister Jacqui Smith admitted that finding an apprenticeship can be tougher than “getting into Oxford or Cambridge”. Compa…

FRESH from the pub and dressed in Union Jack T-shirts, a dozen Restore Britain supporters amble between houses, calling on people to vote. As they knocked on doors and put leaflets into…

FORMER oil rig worker Gary Hunter has one word to describe eco- fanatic Ed Miliband’s rush to Net Zero – “madness”. Since Labour came to power in 2024, the windfall tax imposed on oil and gas compa…

MOVE over Sir Paul ­McCartney, there’s a new Penny Lane in town – and some might say this one is even more fab. The Cheshire-born model, 31, who shares her name with the famous Beatles’ track, has …

SCHOOL caretaker David Morrow grimaces as he recalls summers of old, blighted by violence during the Troubles. Murders were more common than sunny days and army tanks outnumbered ice-cream vans. No…