No one had all of the numbers on Saturday night’s “must be won” draw
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Kia Pulford Stone has now been barred from any policing role in the UK.
An investigation by Sky News last year triggered a public inquiry into the treatment of women in custody.
He recognised his daughter by a tattoo on her leg.
They all knew exactly what a woman’s period should feel like. They knew better than me.
The Labour leader was quizzed about the threat of Nigel Farage and the immigration issue during a wide-ranging ITV interview this evening.
The ex-British Rail Workers were framed and jailed by a ‘clearly racist and corrupt’ detective.
An investigation has been launched after a newborn baby girl was found in a shopping bag, heartlessly dumped on a city street.
‘I don’t place any blame at all on them.’
Five common everyday UK statements had one TikToker from the US scratching her head – but she loves them now.
Prince Harry and Prince Andrew haven’t been working members of the Royal Family for several years.
Chancellor hints at tax cuts amid record high tax burden, William visits Kate after surgery – Paper Talk Friday’s front pages feature a variety of stories with no single story dominating the newspapers. Several of the papers pick up on comments made by Chancellor Jeremy Hunt in Davos, Switzerland, who said lower taxes were the “direction of travel”. His comments come as he prepares to deliver the Budget in March. Chancellor hints at tax cuts …
Bronson Battersby’s sister does not blame social services for his death Melanie Battersby – the sister of two-year-old Bronson Battersby – has said she doesn’t blame social services for his tragic death. Bronson was found dead in a Skegness property on January 9. It’s believed he starved to death after his father had a heart attack and died at the same property. Speaking to the BBC, Melanie Battersby shared her belief that “social services and…
Chancellor Jeremy Hunt hints at further tax cuts Chancellor Jeremy Hunt has strongly suggested that he’s thinking about reducing taxes in the upcoming spring Budget. He believes that countries with lower taxes tend to have faster-growing and more dynamic economies. In the recent Autumn Statement, Hunt already made some moves, like cutting national insurance for workers by 2% and providing tax relief for businesses. If inflation goes down this year and interest rates follow, Hunt…
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The ‘freeze of the century’ is set to end soon.
‘Conditions will stay cold on Friday but a change in weather type is on the way, bringing milder air for the UK during the course of the weekend.’
Court documents specify new charges set against McCann disappearance suspect Christian Brueckner.
The girl was injured in a car crash caused by damage caused by anti-ULEZ vandals.
He ellegedly put the substance into the drink with the intent of overpowering her to allow sexual activity.
Elementor #580224January 18, 20241 Min Read Summary of the Top 6 headlines today Daily Mirror – Royal Hospital shock: I’ll be there for Kate Prince William has cancelled all his engagements so he can be there while Kate recovers, the Daily Mirror reports. A source tells the paper that his role is now “to be there for her”.Elsewhere, the front page reports on the government’s win on the Rwanda bill after initial fears of a Tory…
It comes after the incident in October which saw video footage showing the driver chanting “free, free, free” before some on the train shouted ‘Palestine’.
‘This was a brutal attack that left the victim with a serious injury that required stitches and months of healing.’
Rwanda plan: What’s next after Sunak wins vote? Rwanda plan passes key vote Video by Adam Smith Rishi Sunak’s flagship Rwanda plan has passed a key vote amongst MPs by 320 votes to 276. Enough MPs backed the government’s key Safety of Rwanda Bill, meaning a touted rebellion by a group of Conservative MPs failed to materialise. The BBC’s Peter Saull explains what this means for the prime minister’s authority and the prospect of asylum…
Rwanda vote is a win for Sunak, but it has come at a cost Sky’s political editor Beth Rigby writes: In the end the rebellion melted away. For all the talk publicly on Tuesday from rebels that this was about the substance of the bill and definitely NOT a confidence issue in the prime minister, when it came to voting down their leader’s flagship Rwanda plan down, all but 11 rebels caved. Even as they…