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An unusual three-storey cake sculpture has become a talking point but it is now facing removal due to safety concerns - although it may take a decade to take down.

An influential Iron Age ruler who helped pave the way for the Roman invasion of Britain has been identified as a woman.

Britain's biggest warship has returned to frontline operations as the Royal Navy steps up its presence in the North Atlantic and Arctic amid growing concerns over Russian military activity.

Rail minister Lord Peter Hendy says every train in northern England is "clapped out" and needs replacing as the Government prepares major reforms of Britain's railways.

Celebrity hairstylist and beauty entrepreneur John Frieda has died aged 75, with Jo Wood and Trinny Woodall among those paying tribute to the man behind the iconic Frizz-Ease haircare range.

A dad-of-three who made his Tesco Clubcard permanent by tattooing its barcode on his wrist has revealed he no longer shops at the supermarket, branding its prices too high.

From an abandoned pet snake to televisions and live crabs, Thames Water has revealed some of the strangest things found lurking underground ...

Strictly Come Dancing judge Anton Du Beke has opened up about the Boxing Day attack by his father that ended their troubled relationship.

After waiting more than a year for three tonnes of dumped rubbish to be removed, the 68-year-old says irreplaceable family possessions have disappeared too ...

Researchers have used CT scanning technology to crack the four-letter code on a 400-year-old combination padlock recovered from the wreck of the Ann Francis off the Welsh coast.