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Watford Women F.C. will play Cheltenham Women’s team this weekend.

Watford's creative spirit was on full display earlier this week as the new café, Tina Lakes Coffee and Cakes, opened its doors at Watford Pump House to the public for the first time.

Many gathered at Cassiobury Park’s Peace Garden on Saturday, 6th September, for Spiced's inaugural mental wellbeing event.

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The Pump House Theatre Company is proud to present ‘Whose Life is it Anyway?’ by Brian Clark; a powerful play that contains an abundance of warmth, witty dialogue and dark humour. It’s also a great showcase of brilliant theatre craft in action. 

Bob Geldof has confirmed he will not be running for the Irish presidency - and says it's partly because he'd "miss London".

Hollywood actor and Oscar-winning director Robert Redford, known for films including Butch Cassidy And The Sundance Kid, All The President's Men and The Sting, has died at the age of 89.

Adolescence has followed up its Emmy success with two Sky Arts Awards, triumphing in the television category along with a breakthrough award for its young star Owen Cooper.

Spain has become the latest country to threaten a boycott of next year's Eurovision Song Contest if Israel competes.

Ricky Hatton's ex-girlfriend Claire Sweeney has paid tribute to the former boxer after he was found dead on Sunday morning.

The families of the three girls murdered in the Southport attack have claimed the parents of killer Axel Rudakubana "knew and ignored the risk he posed to the public".

Ambulance workers were guilty of "gross failings to provide basic care" in the death of a 15-year-old schoolgirl from meningitis, a coroner has ruled.

MSPs have voted to abolish Scotland's controversial not proven verdict.

Donald Trump has kicked off his second state visit to the UK with a royal greeting, carriage procession and gun salute.

The Home Office will appeal against the High Court's decision to temporarily block the deportation of an Eritrean man to France under the government's "one in, one out" scheme, Shabana Mahmood has confirmed.

A speeding motorcyclist has been jailed for 21 months after killing an 86-year-old man on a pedestrian crossing.

Ricky Hatton was "in a good place" before his death, his family has said - as the son of the boxing legend paid tribute to his father.

A woman was shot and killed by her husband outside a pub on Valentine's Day after trying to leave the relationship, an inquest heard.

While the nature of Donald Trump's second state visit is indeed unusual, from the moment Sir Keir Starmer delivered the gold-edged invitation it began a process steeped in tradition.

An ex-Labour councillor has been charged with blackmail following an investigation into an alleged Westminster honeytrap.

England's prowess with the bat ensured Jacob Bethell savoured victory on his record-breaking outing as captain as Ireland's bowlers failed to replicate their heroics with the bat in a four-wicket defeat in the first T20I in Malahide.

Manchester United shares dropped sharply despite achieving record revenues for 2024/25 of £666.5m - after the club still made an overall loss of £33m.

Jose Mourinho is finalising his return to Portuguese football after arriving in Lisbon to continue negotiations over becoming the next Benfica manager.

Chris Eubank Jr revealed he will have a new coach for his rematch with Conor Benn, bringing Terence Crawford’s trainer Brian McIntyre back into his corner for the November 15 fight.

A new AI model could predict a patient's risk of more than 1,000 diseases a decade before they actually develop symptoms, according to new results.

Some of the biggest US technology companies have pledged billions of pounds of investment to turbocharge Britain's artificial intelligence (AI) industry, as the two countries announce a landmark technology deal.

Most people are using ChatGPT to ask questions and get advice, new data from its developer OpenAI has revealed.

Google is set to invest £5bn in the UK in the next two years, to support growing demands for AI services.

For Donald Trump, today was primarily about one thing.

The US central bank has cut interest rates for the first time this year, in a move President Donald Trump will likely declare is long overdue.

Inflation has remained relatively high, meaning goods are becoming more expensive, particularly the cost of food, official figures show.

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At least 16 people are said to have died overnight in Israeli attacks in Gaza - as the first group of 10 children arrived in the UK for urgent NHS treatment.

Sir Keir Starmer is under mounting pressure to raise Israel's bombardment of Gaza with Donald Trump during his UK state visit, after a UN Commission said a genocide was taking place.

Hundreds of tourists have been left stranded near Peru's ancient Inca citadel of Machu Picchu after rail services were suspended because protesters blocked the route with rocks.

The skeletal remains of a child have been found in the search for a boy who hasn't been seen for three years.

The Home Office will appeal against the High Court's decision to temporarily block the deportation of an Eritrean man to France under the government's "one in, one out" scheme, Shabana Mahmood has confirmed.

MSPs have voted to abolish Scotland's controversial not proven verdict.

Downing Street has insisted its migrant returns scheme with France is not a "shambles" after the High Court blocked a man's deportation.

Health Secretary Wes Streeting has criticised Israel's "shameful but not surprising" actions after two medically trained MPs were denied entry into the occupied West Bank.

Two teenagers who filmed themselves urinating into a restaurant's hotpot broth have been ordered, along with their parents, to apologise and pay a fine of £227,000, Chinese state media has said.

A man in the US has been arrested for allegedly living in the crawl space of a property without the owner's permission.

Guinness World Records (GWR) is celebrating its 70th anniversary by highlighting unclaimed titles you might fancy going for.

Toothpaste made with hair could repair damaged teeth and stop the early stages of decay, a new study has found.

The Home Office will appeal against the High Court's decision to temporarily block the deportation of an Eritrean man to France under the government's "one in, one out" scheme, Shabana Mahmood has confirmed.

Most people are using ChatGPT to ask questions and get advice, new data from its developer OpenAI has revealed.

Some of the biggest US technology companies have pledged billions of pounds of investment to turbocharge Britain's artificial intelligence (AI) industry, as the two countries announce a landmark technology deal.

Downing Street has insisted its migrant returns scheme with France is not a "shambles" after the High Court blocked a man's deportation.