Ormskirk's History of Royal Visits from 1885 to 1945
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Prince Harry in court for Daily Mail publisher trial
The Duke of Sussex has arrived at the Royal Courts of Justice in London for the start of a nine-week trial against Associated Newspapers over unlawful information gathering claims. Follow the latest.
Princess Eugenie 'cuts contact' with father Prince Andrew
Princess Eugenie is reportedly not speaking to her father, the disgraced Prince Andrew, in a major family rift. The former Duke of York is said to be 'devastated' by the estrangement. Read the full story here.
Shirley hotel unveils three new padel courts proposal
The Regency Hotel in Shirley submits plans for three padel courts to cater to hotel guests and the Solihull community. Consultation open until January 26.
DWP to ban hospital order criminals from benefits
The DWP is set to ban criminals on hospital orders from claiming Universal Credit, a move welcomed by victims' families. Read the full story on this major policy change.
Royal Mail Apologises for Birmingham Postal Delays
Royal Mail has issued an apology to residents in Birmingham's Northfield area after severe weather caused a major backlog, with some not receiving letters for weeks. Read the full story.
WASPI women get date for DWP compensation decision
The DWP must give a final decision on payouts for WASPI women by March 3. The ombudsman recommended compensation up to £2,950. Read the latest on this long-running saga.
Woman denies faking Cannock Chase sex abuse claims
Esther Baker pleads not guilty to perverting justice over false sex attack claims involving ex-MP John Hemming and late peer Roy Jenkins. Full court details.
National Drive for 2,000 New Magistrate Volunteers
A major recruitment campaign aims to add 2,000 magistrates to UK courts. No legal experience needed, just 13 days a year. Apply now to represent your community.
Woman's M25 escape bid to Tunisia ends in court
A Longton woman who tried to flee to Tunisia in breach of a court order was intercepted on the M25. Maria Shaw, 46, was given a suspended sentence for perverting justice and forgery. Read the full story.
1 in 3 UK adults to change jobs, seek purpose
A new government survey reveals 39% of working-age adults in England and Wales plan to switch jobs within a year, with 78% seeking roles that make a positive difference. Deputy PM David Lammy urges them to consider 'extraordinary' probation careers.
Couple jailed for 'web of lies' over fatal crash
A married couple who spun a 'web of lies' to evade justice after a fatal M62 crash have been jailed. Steven Naylor killed Owen Baugh while driving at 120mph.
Driver jailed for 12 years over fatal crash lies
Steven Naylor killed Owen Baugh in a 2021 M62 crash, then spun a 'web of lies' about his health for years. He and his wife have now been sentenced. Read the full story.
Police warned over 'inexcusable' failure on victims' rights
West Midlands Police and justice bodies face a major campaign to enforce the Victims' Code after 19 years of 'unacceptable' non-compliance. Commissioner vows to hold them to account.
Drivers face 'significant' law change on jury trials
Motoring experts warn Labour's plan to scrap jury trials for some driving offences is a 'significant change' that could disproportionately impact professional drivers. Learn the risks.
Victim's trauma over 'broken' compensation system
A Birmingham woman stabbed 24 times calls for an overhaul of the Criminal Injuries Compensation Authority after facing a 'horrendously complex' process and years of delays.
New sports facility with padel courts planned for Walsall
Plans submitted for a high-quality sports and leisure facility in Walsall, creating three full-time jobs. The proposal includes five padel courts and a café. Read more.
Abuse trial adjourned to 2027 as court backlog hits victim
A West Midlands man alleges historical sexual abuse from the 1980s. His trial, delayed until July 2027, highlights a crown court backlog now nearing 80,000 cases. Read how delays are impacting justice.
Diana's media tactics aimed to upstage Charles, files show
Newly-released Irish state papers reveal Princess Diana's staff were 'far more skilled' in media battles and sought to upstage Prince Charles after their 1992 separation. Read the full story.
Man smashed windscreen over social media post
Kiely Welsh, 37, launched a drunken attack on his mother-in-law's car and sent abusive messages. He received an 18-month community order and must wear an ankle tag.
West Midlands killers staged suicides, now jailed
Three murderers in the West Midlands tried to cover up their crimes by staging their spouses' suicides. Discover how police uncovered the truth and secured justice for the victims.
HMP Birmingham's 2025 Christmas dinner menu revealed
Prisoners at HMP Birmingham will be served a traditional festive meal on Christmas Day 2025, including turkey and nut roast. See the full menu and how it's funded within the existing budget.
Benefits to be £18k higher than wages after budget
Families on full DWP benefits will receive £18,000 more than some working households by 2026/27, analysis shows. The Centre for Social Justice report sparks a major political row over welfare spending.
Odds favour public royal reunion for King and Harry in 2026
New odds suggest a 75% chance King Charles and Prince Harry will reunite publicly next year. A former royal butler claims private meetings are already happening. Read the latest analysis.
Probate document fees jump from £1.50 to £16 per copy
The cost of obtaining probate copies in the UK has surged to £16 each, a tenfold increase. Families now face £460 for a standard application. Discover the impact and expert advice.
Andrew Mountbatten-Windsor has gun licence revoked
Good Morning Britain halted for a major royal update as it's revealed Andrew Mountbatten-Windsor has surrendered his firearms certificate. Read the full story on the latest blow for the former prince.
Royal Mail: Christmas deliveries at risk in 92 postcodes
Royal Mail warns of potential Christmas delivery delays across 92 UK postcodes, sparking customer frustration. See the full list of affected areas and the company's response.
Birmingham Prison Christmas Eve 2025 Menu Revealed
The full Christmas Eve and Christmas Day menus for HMP Birmingham's 1,450 inmates have been disclosed. See the meal choices, from halal options to festive treats.
Redditch police shooting protest on first anniversary
The family of Marcus Meade, fatally shot by police in Redditch on Christmas Eve 2024, are holding a protest for justice. They demand answers and officer suspension.
Grandmother banned again for driving while disqualified
Jayde Anscomb, 44, claimed she didn't know about her ban when stopped by police in Stoke-on-Trent. Magistrates called her record 'very troubling'.
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