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The chain’s Exeter-based boss Tim Martin said ‘dyed-in-the-wool pub-goers’ had become accustomed to buying beer from the supermarket instead

Trading for around two decades, Paris Texas was a Newcastle mainstay, popular with Civic Centre staff and as a place to grab a meal before a gig at the nearby City Hall

Lee Anderson made the bold claims in a searing rant to young Conservative party members, adding that food banks are only set up by "do-gooders" who want to "make themselves feel good."

Lee Anderson made the comments during a speech to young Conservatives at the party's conference in which he also queried the existence of food poverty, called people who set up food banks 'do gooders' and urged others to rip up their TV licence

Official 'warm rooms' are being considered by some councils in Nottinghamshire

My first London address was a two-bed on the 13th-floor of Lillingston House, a white and grey tower on a social housing scheme tucked into the footfall of Arsenal’s ground. I’d moved from my native Manchester. You could see the Post Office tower from the living-room window, a glaring daily…

Jonathan Hunnisett's father Neil said his son has been involved in a couple of disagreements at school and at home and was "struggling with stuff" before he disappeared on Thursday

All 32 Wetherspoon up for sale are located in England, with the vast majority in London, as the company tries to avoid being hit with £30 million worth of losses

A pint of Guinness will cost you just £2.29 in the Kirky Puffer in Kirkintilloch, while a single Jack Daniels and mixer will cost you £3.35 in the Salt Cot in Saltcoats.

"We understand that customers and staff will be disappointed with it. The pubs will continue to operate as Wetherspoon outlets until they are sold."

The company said it has made the "commercial decision" to sell the venues after previously warning that it could face loses of £30 million due to rising staff wages and repairs