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Queens Market in East London faces potential threat from Newham Councils housing plans, as traders fear tall buildings could disrupt operations and drive away customers. Council argues draft local plan boosts market protection, but traders remain vigilant to preserve their community hub.

In Hemsby, Norfolk, residents face eviction as brutal weather and Storm Goretti erode their clifftop homes. Great Yarmouth Borough Council orders fourteen homeowners to demolish their properties due to imminent collapse. The sandy cliffs make Hemsby one of Europes fastest-eroding coastlines, with thirty-four homes lost since 2013. Locals demand action, while officials prioritize safety and seek government aid.

Young Voices Choir Concert in Birmingham Cancelled Due to Storm Goretti; Rescheduled Show Coming Soon

Brooklyn Peltz Beckham, son of David and Victoria Beckham, is making headlines as a feminist ally after marrying Nicola Peltz and adopting a double-barrelled surname. This modern move, also adopted by Olympic swimmer Adam Peaty, challenges traditional marriage norms and sparks conversations about equality.

Protests erupt across US following ICE shooting in Minneapolis; Governor activates National Guard, Mayor demands ICE leave city; More anti-ICE rallies planned nationwide.

Kate Middleton, then Catherine, is seen as a charming bridesmaid in her uncles 1991 wedding, showcasing her natural poise and grace. The video, resurfacing on social media, offers a glimpse into the Middletons early family life and Kates destiny as a future queen. As she steps back into public duties after cancer remission, the clip serves as a hopeful reminder of her bright future.

A controversy erupts at the Cambridge Shakespeare Festival over actor Sarah Campbells wages, with a tribunal ruling she wasnt entitled to a proper wage, only £50 a week and free accommodation. The festival, founded in 1988, draws large crowds but claims its not always profitable. Actors and Equity are outraged, citing a previous tribunal ruling in their favor. The judge in the latest case emphasized the voluntary nature of Campbells involvement. The debate over ethical pay in grassroots arts continues.

Harrel Braddy, a seventy-six-year-old Florida man, faces the death penalty for the 1998 murder of five-year-old Quatisha Maycock. After kidnapping the girl and her mother from a church event, he left the mother for dead and dropped the girl near Alligator Alley, where she was found dead with alligator bites and brush burns. Braddy was initially sentenced to death in 2007, but changes in Floridas death penalty laws have brought him back for resentencing. Jury selection began this week in Miami-Dade Circuit Court, where prosecutors aim to keep him on death row for this heinous crime.

US Coast Guard seizes Russian oil tanker Marinera, previously known as Bella One, in North Atlantic, carrying sanctioned crude from Venezuela and Iran. British forces provide support. Russian hardliners warn of nuclear war in response to US actions. US Justice Department confirms seizure under federal warrant, calling it a win against sanctions evasion.