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The Stranglers' first feature film, alongside the short Norfolk Coast starring Jean Jacques Burnel and Susannah York, showcases their impact on British punk rock culture.
Robert Black, a convicted child killer, is examined for his potential role in numerous unsolved murders, including the cases of Theresa Thornhill and April Fab.
Amber Haque investigates the dangers of illegal diet pills driven by social media pressure.
King Charles III's wealth includes 600 million pounds and significant royal estates in Britain.
Residents in Norfolk, Virginia, fight against a redevelopment plan threatening their homes.
In August 1999, Tony Martin shot and killed an intruder in his home, igniting a national debate in the UK over self-defense laws.
Alan Partridge suggests naming the royal baby Brian during an interview about Alpha Papa.
The Cambridge family moves to Windsor for privacy as their three children start school.
Prince Philip, the Duke of Edinburgh, is hospitalized for a pre-existing condition.
Prince Philip is hospitalized as the Queen prepares for Christmas at Sandringham in Norfolk.
Affordable art can be found at lower prices than the typical six or seven thousand pounds, as illustrated by Irish artist Michelle Conway's work.
Tidewater Gardens, built in the 1950s, contains 618 public housing units and faces demolition as residents like Karina Rayford deal with deteriorating living conditions.
The Queen allows Harry and Megan to start anew, while Megan's father criticizes their choices.
Naval Station Norfolk faces flooding threats due to rising sea levels and climate change.
Britain's Air Force introduces the F-35 Lightning amid budget concerns and military challenges.
