Butlin's has introduced new all-Inclusive bundles at its three resorts – Bognor Regis, Minehead and Skegness. Starting from ...

LLOYDS, Halifax and Bank of Scotland are set to close almost 300 branches this year and with the map below you can check if your local is affected. The three banks are all part of Lloyds Banking ...

Valentine's Day may be less about couples, and more about throuples, monogamish, or consensual non-monogamists this year as new research suggests the notion of 'love' is changing forever. According to ...

People from across the East Midlands are throwing their support behind a Derbyshire charity which takes young people for much ...

The third fast-moving clipper storm in a week is about to bring the Boston area some light snow on Sunday, and up to 3 inches north and west of the city. Boston will see scattered-to-steady snow ...

A new map has revealed the parts of Nottinghamshire ... According to the Home Office figures, Bradford is the dangerous driving capital of England and Wales. There were 247 offences logged for ...

According to the weather maps from WXCharts, prepared using Metdesk data, wintry conditions are likely to hit several parts of the UK, with some areas witnessing temperatures plummeting to -4C.

England boss Thomas Tuchel is reportedly open to calling up Championship players for international duty as he takes charge for the first time during their World Cup qualifying matches. England ...

A man has been jailed after setting fire to a hotel room in Skegness. Aaron Suggitt pleaded guilty to charges of assault by beating, and arson, recklessly endangering life in an incident on ...

New weather maps have unveiled a colossal 400-mile-long snow front set ... The latest projections from WXCharts depict this snowy onslaught as a vast purple streak charging towards the UK from the ...

Scientists from Nanyang Technological University have predicted that global sea levels could rise by a staggering 6.2 feet (1.9 metres) by 2100 if carbon dioxide emissions continue to increase.

Scientists from Nanyang Technological University have predicted that global sea levels could rise by a staggering 6.2 feet (1.9 metres) by 2100 if carbon dioxide emissions continue to increase.