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St George's Chapel is shrouded in darkness tonight, the 14th century gothic building shielded by the walls of Windsor Castle.

However, even on a cold and dark night, there is a real atmosphere of warmth and light in Windsor with the knowledge that this town will be the centre of the world in six months' time.

I spoke to a shop worker (whose tills will surely be ringing relentlessly in the build up to the big day), who said the day would be like a "fairytale" for Windsor and the country as a whole.

I also ran into a woman called Elaine who used to volunteer in the chapel for a number of years, who said St George's offered a much more intimate experience for an occasion like this.

"We just think ourselves really lucky," she said. "It's going to be an incredible atmosphere on the day."

More than 60 homes, two spa hotels and Brockenhurst College have been affected.

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Multimillion-pound plans have been unveiled to redevelop Poole town centre.

A leisure centre, swimming pool, bus station, hotel and more than 400 homes are proposed for the Dorset town.

Borough of Poole council said it had earmarked Kingland Road car park, Seldown car park and coach park and the Dolphin Swimming Pool site.

Councillors are due to discuss the proposals and approve steps to find a development partner on 5 December.

More than 25 students were queuing this morning outside the Finders Keepers Student Letting on St Clement's St in Oxford.

Many of them said they wanted to be the first to be in with a chance of getting a house. Some had been there overnight, while other groups had waited in in shifts.

Oxford University undergraduates must live within six miles of Carfax tower, and some said they were worried about a lack of adequate housing in the city centre.

The schoolboy was struck in the chest while stood in goal during a summer kickabout with friends.

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Owners of a hotel immortalised in a Thomas Hardy novel have blamed ongoing delays to its refurbishment on council planning hold-ups.

The Kings Arms in Dorchester had been due to open in spring 2017 but owner Draco now says revamp work will not begin until 2018.

West Dorset District Council said the delay was due to circumstances outside its control "including a change in the applicant's appointed architect".

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Four men who were killed in a crash between a helicopter and a plane died from head injuries and multiple injuries, an inquest has heard.

Nguyen Thanh Trung, 32, from Vietnam, and Capt Mike Green, 74, of Berkshire, who were in the helicopter, died from multiple injuries in the crash near Waddesdon Manor, Buckinghamshire.

Saavan Mundae, 18, and Jaspal Bahra, 27, both from London, died from head injuries in the 17 November accident.

A full inquest will take place in 2018.

The Royal Borough of Windsor and Maidenhead has said it is "delighted" Prince Harry and Meghan Markle have chosen Windsor Castle as their wedding venue.

A Royal Borough spokesman said: "We wish the newly engaged couple all the best and look forward to celebrating their big day.

"They have already proven themselves to be a modern, forward-thinking couple and we would like to pay tribute to Prince Harry’s service to our country with the armed forces and to raise awareness on mental health issues."

A leisure centre, swimming pool, bus station, hotel and more than 400 homes are among the proposals.

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Reading will assess midfielder John Swift's fitness from a recent hamstring injury before the visit of Barnsley tonight while Liam Kelly is ready to start.

Midfielder Garath McCleary (groin) has resumed light training but will not be considered for another two weeks.

Barnsley will be without suspended winger Adam Hammill after his fifth yellow card of the season.

Ryan Hedges could return to start in his place, while winger Lloyd Isgrove (knee) remains sidelined.

Tenants who formed a housing co-operative to buy a home in Oxford say it is facing bankruptcy because of a £48,500 stamp duty bill.

The Kindling Housing Cooperative raised £550,000 from investors and an online crowdfunding campaign started in 2016.

Members said they initially paid £34,000 in stamp duty after calling HMRC and using its online calculator.

But now they must find the additional £48,500 because the government classed it as a "collective investment scheme".

Five-year-old Alexys Brown died when her head became stuck in a lift.

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Prince Harry and Meghan Markle will marry in May at St George's Chapel in Windsor Castle, Kensington Palace has said.

The Royal Family will pay for the wedding, including the service, music, flowers and the reception.

Ms Markle, a protestant, will be baptised and confirmed before the wedding, the palace added.

The 36-year-old American actress also intends to become a British citizen.

Windsor Castle will host Prince Harry and Meghan Markle's wedding in May, it has been confirmed.

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Artefacts excavated from a warship that was wrecked in the Solent in 1758 are to go on show for the first time.

HMS Invincible - built by the French in 1744 and captured by the British in 1747 - is believed to be one of the most significant warships ever built.

The first part of a major excavation of the Royal Navy vessel has been carried out with hundreds of items, including a bottle of corked rum, rescued.

They will be shown at Poole's Maritime Archaeology Sea Trust on Saturday.

A model and former singer from Ascot has been sentenced for falsely claiming somebody she had never met was driving at the time of a speeding offence.

Hannah Lewis, 38, had earlier admitted perverting the course of justice. She was given a suspended jail sentence.

She had been caught speeding on the A30 in Cornwall, an offence that would typically earn three penalty points.

The judge at Truro Crown Court said "the circumstances are as mystifying as they are depressing".

Tory minister John Profumo - who resigned over a notorious 1960s sex scandal - had a relationship with a Nazi spy, declassified records suggest.

MI5 documents suggest the minister had a relationship with German model Gisela Winegard in Oxford in the early 1930s, before she became a spy in Paris.

Secret Service papers state Profumo wrote to Winegard while he was an MP.

In 1963 he resigned as a minister after it was revealed he lied to the Commons about his affair with Christine Keeler.

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Three seal pups, rescued after being found severely underweight, have been released back into the wild.

Dorset Wildlife Trust, which helped release the animals, said one of the pups - called Enzo by rescuers - weighed just 11kg when it was found in Portland Harbour in August.

All three had to learn to feed themselves and reach a weight of 35kg before being returned to the sea.

They were released at Poole Harbour by Dorset Wildlife Trust and the RSPCA.