Surveyors body expects prices to fall in the south and south-east over next three monthsThe UK property market is at its weakest for six years, with prices flat or falling across half the country according to Britain’s official surveyors body, with reports that sales are “in limbo” until a Brexit Read more
Heir to throne tells BBC 70th birthday interview he will desist from his hobbyhorses if sovereignThe Prince of Wales has sought to quell concerns that he would be a “meddling” or activist king , saying “I’m not that stupid”. His words, the strongest yet on the subject of his kinghood, Read more
Historic England register also adds Huddersfield’s first infirmary and ‘an almost perfect Victorian museum’A centuries-old church that counted George Eliot as a worshipper and survived a devastating night during the wartime blitz is one of 242 new entries to England’s Heritage at Risk register.The register also now includes one of Read more
Majority of LGBT+ respondents have experienced depression in the past year, with negative attitudes and lack of awareness particularly harmful to trans people Via: Quarter of LGBT+ people have witnessed discrimination from NHS staff while seeking treatment, poll finds
‘In many hospitals it is easier for a runner with a dodgy knee to get an MRI than it is for a patient on the verge of a heart attack to get a CT-scan’ Via: NHS scanner and radiologist shortages contributing to thousands of avoidable heart attack deaths, experts warn
Exclusive: French and German nationals, as well as dozens of Commonwealth citizens, among those referred to Windrush taskforce amid warnings the scandal spans ‘much wider’ Via: Citizens from more than 60 countries referred to Windrush taskforce
Election officials in Hartford and New Haven had to hand-count ballots overnight. Some ballot machines were even damaged and had to be replaced due to wet ballots. Via: Thousands of Connecticut ballots had to be hand-counted because they got WET
Peter Gouldstone is fighting for his life after being discovered with bruising to his body and a head injury in Enfield, north London, yesterday morning. Via: 98-year-old man fighting for life after 'brutal' attack of 'excessive violence'
Steven Gerrard’s Rangers sit top of Group G after three games, having drawn with Villarreal, beaten Rapid Vienna and been held to a stalemate by Spartak last time out. Via: Rangers head for Russia: Steven Gerrard leads the way as they jet off to face Spartak Moscow
The Manchester United manager was charged with using ‘abusive, insulting or improper language’ in Portuguese after last month’s dramatic victory over Newcastle but that was found ‘not proven’. Via: FA decide to appeal after Manchester United manager Jose Mourinho avoids touchline ban