Eleanor Gunn

1 week ago | thesun.co.uk | Rachel Dale |Eleanor Gunn

ACTOR Timothy Spall will launch Britain’s VE Day celebrations tomorrow — by reading extracts from Winston Churchill’s triumphant 1945 address. Spall, 68, who played the inspirational World War Two PM in 2010 film The King’s Speech, will repeat his stirring words to the nation from Buckingham Palace. After his address — with its famous message “This is not victory of a party or of any class. It’s a victory of the great British nation as a whole” — the Red Arrows will soar overhead.

3 weeks ago | msn.com | Eleanor Gunn |Zita Whalley

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3 weeks ago | dailystar.co.uk | Eleanor Gunn |Zita Whalley

The Cage, one of Britain's most haunted homes famed for once being a witch prison, has new owners who hope to catch some eerie paranormal activity on recently installed security cameras18:15, 19 Apr 2025Updated 18:15, 19 Apr 2025These two ghost hunters just bought one of Britain's most haunted homes(Image: Jam Press/Amy's Crypt)One of Britain’s most haunted houses, once a prison for witches, has sold - and the new owners are already experiencing the paranormal.

1 month ago | thesun.co.uk | Eleanor Gunn |Ethan Singh

RESIDENTS living directly opposite the "abandoned" Heathrow substation which caught fire say they were let down by authorities during the chaos. The blaze at the electrical substation cancelled well over a thousand flights, left scores of homes without power and disrupted countless lives. Heathrow Airport was shuttered for 15 hours with the chaotic fallout of the fire still leaving those around the transport hub reeling.

2 months ago | thesun.co.uk | Eleanor Gunn |James Halpin

IT'S A city steeped in rich British heritage; home to one of the UK's most prestigious cathedrals and the setting of Chaucer's infamous book The Canterbury Tales. But scratch below the surface and the seedy underbelly of this once quaint Kent town begins to show - rife with shoplifting, drug use and vicious bust-ups. Locals told The Sun how their city centre is plagued by antisocial behaviour as local louts shoplift, get into drunken fights, and even start fires.