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Britain’s courts are looking to video calls to provide a solution as the coronavirus lockdown gathers pace. Her Majesty’s Courts…

Whilst we are striving to run our operations largely as normal, the safety of our staff and clients is our…

The cancellation of hundreds of fundraising events as a result of the coronavirus could undermine charities’ ability to support vulnerable…

A large amount of cash, discovered in an abandoned safe by a scrap metal dealer, has been donated to charity…

Spain’s King Felipe VI has said he won’t be accepting any future personal inheritance from his father. Former King Juan…

Shortages of affordable housing are forcing local authorities to leave people homeless, according to a recent report form a leading…

A memorial event is due to be held in Scotland on 16 May to remember those who took part in…

Photos and maps of tens of millions of graves and related burial records will be searchable online within the next…

Illegal metal detecting at historic sites is on the rise, according to a report from English Heritage. The conservation charity…

A group of fraudsters that hacked people’s email accounts as part of £10m conveyancing scam have been gaoled. The five…

People may have to wait until they are aged 57 to access their pension pots, under plans reportedly under consideration…

Hollywood legend Kirk Douglas, who died in February at the age of 103, left the majority of his fortune to…

The government has launched a public consultation that is likely to lead to millions of pounds’ worth of unclaimed financial…

The Court of Appeal has ruled that Islamic faith marriages are invalid under English law. The judgement overturns an earlier…

  Around a quarter of Britain’s two million landlords are considering selling a property as the government removes tax relief…

A Gloucestershire auctioneer has made a remarkable discovery while exploring a vacant cottage near Stroud. John Rolfe had not expected…