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Kent Spitfires captain Sam Billings has stated he’s available to play four-day cricket for the county – but only in an emergency.

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New market insight found that a huge majority believe the government is putting too much focus on cost saving housing initiatives.

Fawlty Towers may have only run for 12 episodes, but the 1970s TV series quickly became a fan favourite and shot the cast to stardom - here's where they are now.

Glastonbury is around the corner, but after some outrageous weather at recent UK festivals, punters are worried bad weather could ruin the occasion.

An ambitious new civil engineering project could transform the fortunes of this mountainous nation, bringing food security to its people.

This quaint city looks like something straight out of a fairytale - and despite being the most walkable has many areas to sit for a rest.

Clifton Village in Bristol is close to the city centre and the University of Bristol making it a hub of change and business.

While attractive, house prices in St Albans, Hertfordshire, stand at a staggering average of more than £620,000.

Residents who live near Heathrow Airport claim 'nightmare' cab drivers are urinating in their street and defecating on their dog-walking trails

CHANCES are when you opt for your favourite supermarket ‘fakeaway’, you think you’re making a healthy choice.

Chris and Sam, of The Travel Duo, have discovered the 'Maldives of the UK' with white sands and crystal clear waters that look like a mirage on a stunning deserted beach

EXCLUSIVE: Women have had enough of men so are taking a vow of celibacy in their droves - In what has been penned as the 'boy sober' movement, as an expert shared what this means for the dating world

When the standard is adjusted down to the proposed level of 200 parts per million, 23.7% of households—nearly one in four—contain a lead hazard.

The first-ever State of Origin game actually took place in Papua New Guinea, a timely discovery given the NRL is considering handing a license to the Pacific nation.

If you're worried about stains on your whites, worry no more, as one cleaning guru has shared a simple concoction you can make from cupboard staples to banish the pesky marks

The World Darts Championship has been held at Alexandra Palace in north London since 2008, but PDC president Barry Hearn has suggested it could move to Saudi Arabia one day

The radio presenter is doing his best with a tricky assignment: a live broadcast from Renegade in Action at Eleftheria Square in Nicosia, the first-ever parkour competition to be held in Cyprus. “Parkour,” he gushes, trying to boil down a sport that may be unfamiliar to many of his listeners, “has everything!” That may or […]

LOS ANGELES: Brazil’s teenage prodigy Endrick will be hoping to make his first appearance for the national team at a major tournament when his country take on Costa Rica in their Copa America opener on Monday.

Liverpool head coach Arne Slot is reportedly eyeing an audacious double swoop for Real Madrid duo Rodrygo and Arda Guler in the summer window.

The French superstar (right) looks set to wear a protective mask for the remainder of Euro 2024. Mail Sport takes a look at how players have fared when wearing the eye-catching masks

The Goma dance festival, the largest dance festival in Congo, has taken place each year for the past seven years, despite ongoing attacks by rebel groups

What is it with the captains of French national teams and their faces? Rugby darling Antoine Dupont had his angular visage smashed up during the World Cup last year but defied the medical predictions about his fractured cheekbone to come back valiantly and lead his muscular troops to an agonising defeat to South Africa in the quarter-finals.

This Saturday marks a milestone for Rwanda: 30 years since Operation Turquoise, the controversial French-led military intervention launched in the final weeks of the 1994 genocide. The anniversary revives questions over France's role in the events of 1994, and the diplomatic tensions between Paris and Kigali that have marked the decades since.