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A British man who saved 669 children, most of them Jews, from the Nazis has been awarded the Czech Republic's highest state honour. Sir Nicholas Winton was 29 when he arranged trains to take the children out of occupied Czechoslovakia and for foster families to meet them in London.The 105-year-old was given the Order of the White Lion by the Czech president during a ceremony at Prague Castle.

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Country singer Dolly Parton has promised that she will adopt a dog that was abandoned at Glastonbury, if the owner is not found.

On Friday morning, the Queen will smash a bottle of single malt whisky against the nation's new aircraft carrier as she officially names it HMS Queen Elizabeth. It is a key moment in the project to build two new carriers that has attracted criticism over its £6.2bn cost and its level of ambition.

Five sheep from Harewell Hall in Harrogate have been fitted with cameras The ‘sheepcams’ are remotely controlled by farmer Ian Hammond Each camera is waterproof and features image stabilisation Tour De France starts in Leeds on Saturday before travelling to Harrogate There are 21 stages and riders finish on the Champs-Elysees on July 27

More than 30 years ago a character called Morph was created out of terracotta modelling clay and captured the hearts of a generation. Now, after almost two decades off our screens, the little man is back as the star of series of new episodes being released online.

Dobri Dimitrov Dobrev (Bulgarian: (born 20 July 1914), better known as Grandpa Dobri or Elder Dobri is a Bulgarian ascetic who walks several kilometers each day to sit or stand in front of the Cathedral of Alexander Nevsky in Sofia to collect money for charitable causes.

Their brain power is at best shallow – or so we thought. Fish have hidden depths and could be a lot smarter than we think, say scientists who have busted the myth fish have a three-second memory span. In fact, they can recall information for up to a fortnight, a study shows. Scientists trained African cichlids, a popular aquarium fish, to eat in a particular part of their tank – and found they returned there to be fed after a two-week break. The findings prove fish are actually quite brainy, say researchers.

A truck driver pulls over a policeman and accuses him of speeding – a painfully awkward stand-off ensues.

The owners of a pub in Cheshire were stunned when they received a cheque and an apology letter - for a burglary committed 22 years ago. Frances Cunningham, who co-owns the Swettenham Arms in Congleton, was sent £100 and an accompanying note, apologising for the 1992 crime. In the letter, the burglar says she didn’t ‘smash up the cigarette machine’ but was involved in the burglary. ‘I’m very, very sorry,’ read the note. ‘I did not realise the seriousness of my actions at the time.

A campaign has been started after funeral directors feared that a WW2 RAF hero would not receive the send off he deserves. Sidney Marshall, who died on June 16 aged 90, was a rear gunner on a Lancaster bomber during the Second World War, and flew 28 missions, including a bombing raid on D-Day. Despite being a renowned veteran, Mr Marshall’s old age meant he had few friends or family left, and undertaker Eddie Jacobs fears no one would attend the service to honour the war hero.

Couple marry with Haribo candy after ring stolen night before marriage ceremony.

If you think that cartoons have distorted our perception of what animals are really like… well not in this case. After being caught by a cat, this feisty chipmunk decided to take down its predator. The rodent, after escaping the cat’s jaws, used its paws and instinctive kung fu moves to show this moggy who’s boss.

The sweets were originally called 'unclaimed babies', invented in 1864 by an Austrian man working at Fryers of Lancashire. In 1918 they were produced by Bassett's in Sheffield as 'Peace Babies' to mark the end of World War I. Production was suspended during World War II due to wartime shortages. In 1953 the product was relaunched as 'Jelly Babies'. In March 1989 Bassett&'s were taken over by Cadbury-Schweppes.

A US construction worker has been hailed as a hero after rescuing a student who had fallen onto the tracks at a New York subway station.

Do you remember the glorious moment you tried peanut butter for the first time? For this lucky doggy, his joy has been captured forever for the entire world to see. When the video begins, Bosco the Boston Terrier isn’t totally sure what’s coming, but he knows it’s good.

A pair of World War One army ration biscuits have sold for £290, five times more than they were expected to fetch. Lt Lionel Bruce Charles, who fought at the Gallipoli/Dardanelles campaign against the Ottoman Empire in 1915, is thought to have owned them.

Mother of British student in jihad video: ‘You are my only son, I beg you to come home’