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Alf Smith, from St Madoes, Perthshire, and Bob Weighton, from Alton, Hampshire, were both born on 29 March 1908.more

A prank going viral on the micro-blogging site Twitter is getting users kicked out of the platform for being "underage" to be on the platform.more

The government has been warned not to ignore the millions of people who signed a petition signalling they want to cancel Brexit.more

The British government has rejected a petition calling for Brexit to be stopped, which gathered more than 5.8 million signatures.more

The capital's "postcode inequality" was laid bare today by research showing that some Londoners are dying more than 10 years earlier than those in neighbouring areas.more

Professionals and students are increasingly using crack cocaine as dealers deliver it faster than a pizza, according to a joint government report.more

Almost a third of British voters would prefer to see crucial government decisions made by artificial intelligence, not politicians, a poll has found.more

More than 11,000 UK driving licences have been exchanged for Irish licences since the start of the year - almost double the total for last year.more

A petition to cancel Brexit by revoking Article 50 has just become the most popular online protest in history. The campaign has now soared past the 5,000,000 figure as an average of 2,000 people a minute sign.more

The Auschwitz Museum appealed to the public in the social media to respect the memory of 1.1 million victims of the German KL Auschwitz-Birkenau. Many, mainly young guests, perform memorial pictures in the Memorial Site that do not go hand in hand with his seriousness.more

Hundreds of thousands of Brexit protesters are set to descend on Parliament just six days before Britain is supposed to leave the European Union.more

Facebook mistakenly stored "hundreds of millions" of passwords in plaintext, unprotected by any encryption, the company has admitted.more

A petition calling for Theresa May to cancel Brexit by revoking Article 50 has passed 2,5 million signatures.more

England faces not having enough clean water for the growing numbers of people living there within 25 years, the Environment Agency has warned.more

Dozens of trolleys have gone missing after Asda decided to stop chaining them up.more

More than three-quarters of Britons are not aware new online age-verification rules are set to be introduced in the UK. more

Nine in ten Britons think the way the UK is dealing with Brexit is a "national humiliation", a Sky Data poll reveals.more

The first unisex changing rooms are part of new stores at Bluewater in Kent and Hastings, Sussex, but separated changing rooms will remain at the rest of their stores.more

Nearly two-thirds of the UK's highest-paid people live in London or surrounding commuter towns, according to research on tax filings that highlights the yawning inequality gap between the capital and the regions.more

Sainsbury's and Asda say their planned merger will save them £1.6bn and allow them to pass on £1bn in price cuts to savers.more

By 2020, everyone in England will officially be an organ donor unless they opt-out. Thanks to a new law, which was given the seal of approval by the Queen on Friday, people will now have to go out of their way to opt-out rather than opt-in.more

Recent research indicates that, on average, Britons move once every 23 years, which is a statistic that will no doubt be quite surprising to many.more

Laughter, quality food and a good night's sleep are the key ingredients for the average British adult's "perfect day", according to a new study.more

The St. Patrick's Day parade once again kicked off in midtown Manhattan Saturday morning. Thousands lined Fifth Avenue - many decked out in green and shamrocks - for the annual event.more

A survey of 2,000 adults found 37 per cent have a fridge that's more than a decade old, and four in 10 are still using an oven after a decade or more. more