Great Britain 6-9 Canada
Mouat’s side take silver after falling short in last end
Sometimes the silvers you win feel more like the golds you lose. After an excruciatingly tense three-hour final, there’…
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Britain's Got Talent viewers brand launch 'boring' as they moan acts are the 'same thing over and over' and threaten to switch over to rival show ⊖
Despite gracing TV screens for almost 20 years, BGT still has viewership numbers of between five and seven million. But fans are now claiming it is officially 'past its sell-by date'.
Britain's Got Talent's Paul Nunnari, whose gravity-defying aerial wheelchair act won Simon Cowell's Golden Buzzer, opens up about the incident that left him disabled at 11 and how he refused to let it define his life ⊕
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Britain's Got Talent star Paul Nunnari has revealed the motivation behind his gravity-defying aerial act, which earned him Simon Cowell's Golden Buzzer.
Far-right anti-Islam march sparks counterprotests in Manchester ⊖
Hundreds of Britain First protesters faced larger antifascist crowds in a tense Manchester city centre standoff.
Police are accused of turning a blind eye to sharia courts in Britain as figures show just three per cent of honour crimes are prosecuted ⊖⊖
The distressing data shows that the police have repeatedly failed to prosecute and prevent honour-based abuse such as forced marriages, honour killings and female genital mutilation.
‘Immensely heartened’: Sally Rooney hails Palestine Action high court ruling as victory for UK civil liberties ⊖
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Exclusive: Irish author, who feared her books being withdrawn from UK, says proscription had been ‘extreme assault’ on rights and freedoms
Sally Rooney has hailed the high court’s decision that it was…
Police arrest six as violence breaks out between far-right Britain First march and counter-demonstrators ⊖
Supporters of the far-right group Britain First met outside Piccadilly station in Manchester city centre ahead of a 'march for remigration and mass deportations'.
Britain's most dangerous prisoner Charles Bronson pledges to 'expose his unlawful sentence' as it's confirmed he'll get to make new oral bid for freedom ⊖
Charles Bronson, now 73, has spent over five decades in custody, after being first jailed back in 1974 aged 21 for armed robbery.
Britain's benefits capitals mapped as figures reveal up to 14% of working-age adults are getting handouts in parts of country ⊕
Britain's unemployment benefits capitals have been mapped as new data shows up to 14 percent of working-age adults who are required to look for work are receiving handouts in parts of the country.
Oscars bellwether, British awards or both? The identity dilemma facing the Baftas ⊕
Few UK nominations this year as industry tries to balance attracting global attention and celebrating homegrown projects
It may be billed as Britain’s premier film awards, but when nominations for the…