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Casemiro has backed his former Real Madrid teammate.

King Charles III’s ascension to the throne now begs the question of just where will he rule from?

Rishi Sunak takes power without winning single vote as fears grow over return to austerity The Daily Mirror says Rishi Sunak has won the keys to No10 without a single vote being cast. He was picked by Tory MPs to succeed Liz Truss, who was foisted on the nation by the party’s members last month. Twice as rich as the King, Mr Sunak will now preside overbrutal public spending cuts. Labour’s Angela Rayner said: “Rishi Sunak has no mandate. We need a general election.” Rishi Sunak will this morning head to Buckingham Palace, where the King will ask him to…

This Halloween, let your artistic side shine.

The Spaniard takes over from Steven Gerrard.

  While the price drop may cause for some optimism, experts highlight the UK’s dependence on the EU market for its pricing – and point out that Russia’s war in Ukraine continues to threaten the gas market. ​While the price drop may cause for some optimism, experts highlight the UK’s dependence on the EU market for its pricing – and point out that Russia’s war in Ukraine continues to threaten the gas market. 

Rishi Sunak is decent, competent, hard-working and fiercely bright – but his task is mountainous The Sun says RISHI Sunak is decent, competent, hard-working and fiercely bright. But our new PM’s task is mountainous. Even uniting his party could be tough, with a few angry MPs demanding a suicidal snap election and some Tory members accusing him of “betraying” Boris. His biggest challenge is to shepherd us through this dire economic crisis as millions are hammered by soaring bills. Labour, led by multi-millionaire Sir Keir Starmer, will claim Rishi is out of touch. They will say he has no mandate,…

The panel includes experts in physics to astrobiology.

They are the most thanked workers in the country, with some even being shown gratitude more than 50 times a day.

 They are two photos taken exactly seven weeks apart, capturing the traditional and ceremonial rites of the monarch meeting the British prime minister-in-waiting to ask them to form a new government They are two photos taken exactly seven weeks apart, capturing the traditional and ceremonial rites of the monarch meeting the British prime minister-in-waiting to ask them to form a new government