内容摘要：He was called up in 1939 and joined the Royal Warwickshire Regiment.

He was called up in 1939 and joined the Royal Warwickshire Regiment.

Rob believes Hamish fell out of love with Allt-na-Reigh in the 1970s after rebuilding it following a fire started by a knocked over paraffin lamp."Hamish never lived at the cottage except sporadically after it was rebuilt - he felt the A82 had become far too busy and noisy," he says.

Rob adds: "Hamish was deeply troubled and saddened by the whole Savile affair - I think the sight of the cottage for Hamish became a lasting reminder to his incredible evil."But one must keep in mind here - that the cottage had been sold on several times by the time Saville bought it. He did not buy it from Hamish."Rob says Hamish only once mentioned what he thought should happen to the place.

"Knock it down and remove the stain from the landscape," says Rob."That’s what he said and that’s what he would have wanted."

A breast cancer survivor who found staying active helped her recovery has launched an inclusive running group for others with long-term illnesses.

Michelle Hewitt, 45, co-founded Worlingham RoadRunnerz, near Beccles, Suffolk, in April 2020 before her own cancer diagnosis last year.They were waiting for Royal Assent, the formality in the legislative process when the King formally agrees to make a bill an act of parliament, and so the law.

Not that this was snail's pace law-making, far from it.This was a legislative sprint, the timeline from First Reading to Royal Assent measured in hours, not the months it would normally take.

That moment of Royal Assent happened at around 18:00 on Saturday night and with that those officials could head into the plant, after emergency legislation was rushed through Parliament in a single day.There were concerns in government about the prospect of unrest at the site, and relief there wasn't any.