Simon Harris: This August bank holiday, let’s do all we can to save lives on our roads

Police have closed down Dukinfield Cemetery in Tameside, Greater Manchester due to reports of human remains being found in the area. Witnesses report a significant police presence with crime scene investigators on site. Officers have not disclosed further details but have confirmed the discovery of remains at the scene. Full Article

out of the summary. In this case, the parent's daughter is considering switching from higher to ordinary level for Irish in her fifth year of school to focus on maximizing points in other subjects. The parent believes she is capable of higher level, but the daughter sees the move as a strategic decision to excel in other subjects, some of which she is studying in a grind school. The parent is seeking advice on whether...

Prince Harry's net worth will receive a significant boost with a £7 million windfall from his great-grandmother, the late Queen Mother's trust fund. With an estimated fortune of £70 million, she created the fund before her death in 2002, with Harry set to receive a larger portion than his brother Prince William. As Harry celebrates his 40th birthday today, a payout of £14 million is expected from the fund. Full Article

Councillors are expressing concern over the derelict state of Number 149 Harold’s Cross Road, which was purchased by the department as part of a larger deal with Greyhound Racing Ireland. The house has been left abandoned since the purchase, despite being in the midst of a housing crisis. The lack of available housing in the area is deemed unacceptable by officials. Full Article

During Saturday night's pre-recorded launch show, the 15 new celebrities on Strictly Come Dancing were paired with their professional dance partners for the upcoming series. The pairings have begun training for the first live show airing on BBC One on September 21. Michelle Tsiakkas has also been assigned a partner, with anticipation building for the start of the competition. Full Article

Two men convicted of killing British backpackers Hannah Witheridge and David Miller in Thailand had their prison release bid blocked. Zaw Lin and Wai Phyo confessed to the murders but later claimed they were tortured into false confessions. The Burmese bar workers, both 29, were sentenced to death in 2015 after the brutal slayings on Koh Tao in 2014. Full Article