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The two-part BBC series is available from Boxing Day.

Analysis of the latest Office of Rail and Road data found 208,000 services were fully axed in the year to November 9, with a further 161,000 part-cancelled

One woman has shared a clever and cost-effective hack for removing carpet stains using one simple product - and people say it works better than a carpet cleaner.

Colder temperatures and less natural light make it tricky for many houseplants to thrive in winter, but there are some that actually thrive at this time of year.

Going for a walk is a festive tradition for many families and a chance to walk off people's Christmas feasts.

The ban on fox hunting was given Royal Assent on 18 November 2004 - and came into force in February 2005. Labour's election manifesto promised a ban on trail hunting, which arose as a "cruelty free" replacement for fox hunting, banned in 2004.

MARLON Dingle is set to endure a parent’s worst nightmare in Emmerdale when his daughter April runs away.

OUR much-loved astrologer Meg sadly died last year but her column will be kept alive by her friend and protégée Maggie Innes.

The Christmas Day episode saw Marlon Dingle find out his teenage daughter April had run away from home.

The Government said it would repeal the deadline when parliamentary time allows.

Anti-hunt campaigners are calling for ministers to set out a timetable for change but the Countryside Alliance says it is unjustified.

Here is a look at some of the lighter political moments from the year.

Reliability on Britain’s railways has sunk to its joint lowest level in figures dating back to March 2015.

Those planning a holiday abroad expect to spend £1,753 on average while those going on a UK-based trip plan to spend £784.

First-time buyers were estimated to make up about a third of Londoners buying a home elsewhere, according to property firm Hamptons.

DARTS supremo Barry Hearn had a prostate operation in the build-up to the PDC World Darts Championship.

THERE’S a monster day of sport ahead today – but there’s no doubt where the highlight of the day is.

Polling shows more people would chose to go into shark-infested waters than sewage-polluted rivers and seas amid growing alarm over festive swimming hotspots

The Mirror's Consumer Editor Natasha Wynarczyk has chosen her pick of the 40 best post-Christmas sales deals this year from air fryers to mobile phones and a bargain all-inclusive holiday as new figures show

Barry Hearn has backed a campaign aimed at getting men to check their risk of prostate cancer, with the Matchroom president revealing he has undergone surgery on his prostate

Latest Home Office figures reveal just over 35,000 people have made the dangerous journey across the Channel - far lower than the 50,000 ministers were warned of in July

As hunts prepare for traditional Boxing Day meets, campaigners demand action on the government's pledge to ban trail hunting, amid concerns it’s being used to mask illegal activities

In his annual speech, King Charles thanked the medical professionals who supported him and the Princess of Wales through their cancer journeys and called for national unity in difficult times

Inflation may be easing but mortgage, energy and council tax debts have risen sharply