Proposal for 20mph zones, protected cycle lanes and wider pavements in Trafford

Trafford Centre owner Intu has said it expects to breach covenants on its current debts as its shopping centres struggle in the face of the coronavirus pandemic.

Molly-Mae Hague has candidly revealed she has told her boyfriend Tommy Fury not to propose to her yet, after it was reported he had planned to pop the question in February this year.The Love Island star, who met and fell in love with Tommy, 21, in the villa last year, said her boyfriend would “propose to her tomorrow” if she let him.

By Dominic Patten

Coming clean. Harry Jowsey and Francesca Farago connected on day one of Too Hot to Handle and a year later, the pair are still together. After filming ended, they took a break for about eight months — and things got a bit messy.

A temporary mortuary built during the coronavirus crisis has been placed on standby.

Going the extra mile! Karamo Brown had a major surprise planned for fiancé Ian Jordan’s birthday and the pair’s anniversary. He popped the question for the second time.

Karamo Brown is showing his love for his fiancé! The 39-year-old star took to Instagram on Tuesday to share a sweet clip of himself with his fiancé, Ian Jordan, who he first proposed to in 2018. The video came on the couple's anniversary and Jordan's birthday, around the time they were supposed to tie the knot before the event was canceled due to the coronavirus pandemic.

Sometimes, it's second time's the charm. Queer Eye's Karamo Brown recently revealed that he re-proposed to his fiancé, Ian Jordan.

Hannah Brown was telling herself “this ain’t it” on the day Jed Wyatt proposed to her on the series finale of The Bachelorette exactly one year ago.

Onward and upward. Hannah Brown reflected upon her relationship with ex-fiancé Jed Wyatt on the one-year anniversary of his proposal.

A planning application to build a hotel that would be run by Premier Inn at Bridge Road in Pitlochry has attracted around 80 local objections.

Councils will be 'encouraged' by the Government to widen pavements, create pop-up cycle lanes and close some roads in cities, the new Covid-19 recovery strategy reveals.

The Australian government should examine the use of targeted sanctions to address human rights abuses abroad, especially against LGBTQI people. That is the submission made by the Victorian Gay & Lesbian Rights Lobby (VGLRL)  to the  Joint Standing Committee on Foreign Affairs, Defence and Trade. VGLRL has sought changes in the law that would make such sanctions possible.