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Notting Hill house with iconic blue door goes on sale for £7.95million (opens the original)
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Its blue doorway became recognised the world over after Rhys Ifans emerged in nothing but his underpants for the paparazzi in Notting Hill. Now the flat from the film, once owned by the film's screenwriter Richard Curtis, is on the market for £7.95million, the Daily Mail can reveal. In the movie it is, of course, home to William Thacker, a London bookseller played by Hugh Grant, who falls in love with Hollywood actress Anna Scott, portrayed by Julia Roberts. Thacker shares the flat with the hapl
Moment man starts firing BOW and ARROW at passing cars (opens the original)
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This is the shocking moment a man starts firing a bow and arrow at cars passing by on a busy main road before police swoop in. A video, filmed by a bystander, shows a man aiming the weapon at various cars as they drive down Huddersfield Road in Skelmanthorpe. Worried onlookers can be heard saying 'Oh my God' as the assailant, who police believe to be a 68-year-old, wearing a striped shirt and flat cap, repeatedly aims at various vehicles. Meanwhile, loud thuds could be heard as the arrows struck
BBC licence fee could be axed and replaced by £11-a-month charge (opens the original)
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The BBC licence fee could be scrapped and replaced with an £11-a-month internet charge under new plans being weighed up by Labour ministers. The move would see the current £180 TV licence axed and an extra charge added onto broadband bills in its place. It would see every household with an internet connection pay towards the BBC pot, even if no one living there watches live television. The proposal comes in a report by the Social Market Foundation (SMF) think-tank, who have investigated what cou
Travellers ordered to leave illegal site near weapons factory (opens the original)
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A group of travellers must leave an illegal site opposite one of Britain's biggest nuclear weapons factories in less than two weeks, a High Court judge has ruled. The group had built 13 static homes on the land opposite the Atomic Weapons Establishment (AWE)'s Aldermaston site in Berkshire in 2025. Anxious locals said they were left 'fearing for their safety' and had called on their local council to step in and stop the group from building. Hundreds signed a petition after construction began nex
Osama Bin Laden wanted to attack Britain years before 9/11 (opens the original)
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Osama Bin Laden wanted to attack Britain years before 9/11, top secret documents have revealed 25 years after the tragedy that shocked the world. Newly declassified presidential memos show the CIA had 'strong indications' that the terror chief wanted to attack the UK in 1998 - years before the incident. The information was revealed in a trove of President's Daily Brief products released by CIA director John Ratcliffe to mark the 25th anniversary of the terror attack. The terrorist attack remains
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