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Peter Phillips , the eldest grandson of The Queen , married canadian Autumn Kelly at St. George's chapel in Windsor in 2008

The expected announcement that the government will give the go-ahead to HS2 - and a Pledge of £5 billion for the overhaul of public transport - is often reported.

as a bid to "fend off" is to press a "revolt" over the decision, a step ahead with The High -speed railway, while the new Tory voters.

the bus network with the indication that the services are "cheap, popular with the older people, and a win for the rural area".

After finding that one of the Prime Minister of the advantages is that his name alliterates so easy, it encourages the reader to "get on board with the Boris buses".

that The Queen was "hit by a pitch" after learning that The Marriage of her "favorite" grandson is broken.

Princess Anne 's son Peter Phillips , said to be "devastated" after his wife of 12 years, in the fall, told him she wanted to separate.

The Paper claims, it was feared that Mrs. Phillips would like to maybe start a new life in their home country Canada - "just like The Duke and Duchess of Sussex".

'shock decision'

It's called "close pals" are, suggesting that The Departure of Harry and Meghan "would exit sowed The Seeds for a fall, and rushed to her shock decision".

A series of front pages feature the latest developments on the Corona-Virus outbreak, including the police force, the risk of the disease in the Quarantine .

A GP practice in Brighton has been temporarily closed, after an employee tested positive for coronavirus

The Virus -who's thought to have infected eleven other British, who, during a skiing holiday in the Alps .

the UK is facing a "major outbreak" in The Number of confirmed cases in the UK rose to eight, including two GPs. The Paper asks the headline, "How many infected are there?"

The front-page of The After The River Calder, its banks burst during The Storm , Ciara.

The Paper says that families are in the North of England, "to stop angry" at the failure of the Conservatives, the their homes by The High water for the third time since 2012 .

who says that people who are not in the Calder Valley , angry that a local high-water protection System was, before The Storm hit.

Several documents highlight that in the case of a police-driving instructor, was deleted by 16 of the offences on Monday, after the grass caught, at up to 122mph as he traveled to meet his son's college in Norwich.

The PC says Paul Brown jumped four sets of red traffic lights, roundabouts, raised on the wrong side of The Road and did 101mph in a 30mph zone he drove flashing an unmarked car with blue lights.

The magistrates believed PC brown's claim that he was "self-assessment" of his journey as part of his work says.

There are awarded a lot of interest in the night of Sunday, the Academy awards, after the awards ceremony came Too Late for Monday's print editions.

The Best Picture winner, the parasite, as "The Best thing to come out of Korea since Gangnam Style," while the suggest: "It marked an important milestone for a country that struggled to gain international respect for his remarkable achievements. "

Finally, The Times reported that residents of the Derbyshire market town ranked one of The Best places To Live in the UK, have been criticised by the police "for failing to report drug crimes out of fear that it could lower prices of the house".

Some residents in the city of Melbourne were claimed to be the Bucket compared to snobbish social climber Hyacinth, played by Patricia Routledge

The average home in Melbourne sold for More Than £300,000, and The Paper says a public meeting last week heard that the house owners had been reporting crimes avoided "for A Number of years".

The quotation marks is a resident with the words "Melbourne is nice, but it has Bucket its share of the Hyacinth-types" - this refers to the snobby social climber from the BBC sitcom " Keeping Up Appearances.

Source of news: bbc.com