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In The Studio: Des Hughes, artist

'I like to work where I shouldn't be. A lot of my work is done on the move'

Other members of the SAS said the man had been ‘made an example of

Ex-SAS officer to sue Met for unlawful arrest

Soldier detained 'at gunpoint' over claims he had leaked information

Police probe triple murder's eviction link

Three men were killed and dumped in two ditches, five miles apart, following a dispute over an eviction notice at a rented house, it was claimed today.

Dappy, real name Costadinos Contostavlos, has defended his role in an alleged skirmish at Play in Hereford on Friday night

Dappy attacked with plastic glass, says 'it could have been fatal'

Former N-Dubz star Dappy has responded to footage appearing to show him lashing out at an audience-member with his microphone by claiming he was responding to an attack with a plastic glass which “could have been fatal”.

A delighted Danny Nightingale and his wife Sally leave the High Court

SAS sniper Danny Nightingale conviction for illegally possessing pistol and ammunition overturned

Soldier admitted illegally possessing a Glock 9mm pistol and more than 300 rounds of ammunition at a court martial

Sir Alex Ferguson believes European opponents are now much sharper in attack against United

West Ham v Manchester United among FA Cup Third Round ties selected for television

Lincoln or Mansfield Town's FA Cup third-round meeting with Liverpool is one of five matches selected to be televised.

Everton defender Leighton Baines

Hereford retain Everton hope after FA Cup draw with Cheltenham

Everton will have to wait another week to see who they will meet in the FA Cup third round after League Two Cheltenham and impoverished non-League Hereford drew 1-1 at Whaddon Road last night.

Empty handed: Graham Turner looks on helplessly as his team are beaten

Bulls turn the tables on Turner with double by reborn Bowman

Hereford 3 Shrewsbury 1: Former Hereford owner returns as Shrewsbury manager to give his old club an unintended boost

On the Map: Why the World Looks the Way it Does, By Simon Garfield

Apple recently found to its cost just how much maps mean to us when it replaced the Google maps on iPhones with its own handiwork. It was not a success. Railway stations were labelled as parks, parks became airports, Woolworths stores were resurrected. Wolverhampton disappeared entirely. Apple fans overreacted floridly, but not just because maps are handy for finding the nearest petrol station. It's more primal. They tell us how we see ourselves, how we used to see ourselves, and the journey from A to B. Simon Garfield's new book is a rollicking sweep through map history, packed with curiosities and written with verve.

Castle House Hotel, Castle Street, Hereford

Hereford's MP says his constituency has great restaurants; is his campaigning justified?

Folkestone racecourse is condemned to closure unless a housing development comes to the rescue

Hereford axe heralds cull of tracks

Northern and Arena to close Folkestone as well by end of year as sport feels pinch of Levy fall

Matey: MPs were unimpressed by Bob Diamond's familiarity

Jane Merrick: You can call me Madam, Mr Diamond

Our writer keeps her distance from the chummy Barclays boss

Stanhope wins town centre deal

The long-awaited redevelopment of the town centre of Crawley, West Sussex, took a step forward yesterday, when the local council recommended developer Stanhope as its development partner.

Hereford fall off bottom of League despite win

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