The 73-year-old insisted the rodents would not go to her neighbours’ properties because she “looked after them”. The 73-year-old insisted the rodents would not go to her neighbours’ properties because she “looked after them”.
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POLICE searching for missing teen Leah Croucher have launched a murder probe after her rucksack was found at a home near where she was last seen. Officers were scrambled to the property in Furzton …
Recent polling suggests the Labour Party could win a majority if a general election was called in the next few months, with Liz Truss presiding over a chaotic UK economy. Recent polling suggests the Labour Party could win a majority if a general election was called in the next few months, with Liz Truss presiding over a chaotic UK economy.
Ten people were killed and left eight hospitalised after an explosion in a Creeslough petrol station, and the cause is still under investigation Ten people were killed and left eight hospitalised after an explosion in a Creeslough petrol station, and the cause is still under investigation
PM jeered after claiming she has ‘protected’ UK economy PM jeered after claiming she has ‘protected’ UK economy
THIS ancient Greek tombstone has conspiracy nuts in a flap – as they reckon it shows a woman using a laptop with USB ports. A bonkers theory claims it is proof a time traveller took a portabl…
The prosecution described this as an “extreme example even by the standards of this overall case”. The prosecution described this as an “extreme example even by the standards of this overall case”.
PMQs LVE: Liz Truss faces Keir Starmer in Prime Minister’s Questions – its set to be a tough session for the PM following the mini-budget and U-turns.
Graham Stuart said the UK would still be burning oil and gas in 2050 and domestic production was the greenest way to do this. Graham Stuart said the UK would still be burning oil and gas in 2050 and domestic production was the greenest way to do this.
ENVIROMENTAL protesters stopped a sick baby from getting to hospital as workers plead for them to move. Activists from Just Stop Oil blocked a major junction in London’s posh Knightsbridge with the…
A CHRISTMAS-obsessed Brit has revealed he can’t fund his annual festive display due to the cost of living crisis – and has now set up a fundraising page to get help. Lee Jenkins has displayed…
Lucy Letby is accused of killing or attempting to kill 17 babies on a neo-natal ward.
The Parole Board said it had ‘directed the release’ of Alice Cutter, who was jailed for three years. The Parole Board said it had ‘directed the release’ of Alice Cutter, who was jailed for three years.
PM Liz Truss will face MPs on Wednesday at noon for her first PMQs since Chancellor Kwasi Kwarteng’s mini-budget caused chaos in the financial markets.
Met Commissioner Sir Mark Rowley said officers have to wait until demonstrations meet a legal threshold of disruption before they can be shut down. Met Commissioner Sir Mark Rowley said officers have to wait until demonstrations meet a legal threshold of disruption before they can be shut down.
Campaigners say emergency response to fuel poverty risks shifting focus away from government responsibility Scotland’s leading anti-poverty campaigners are urging councils and communities “not to repeat past mistakes” by allowing “warm banks” – for those unable to afford heating their homes over the winter months – to become as entrenched as food banks. The plea was made in a joint statement from the Poverty Alliance, Trussell Trust Scotland and the Cyrenians that cautions that emergency…
THE SNP’s Ian Blackford was shut down by Liz Truss during a fiery clash in Prime Minister’s Questions over energy security. THE SNP’s Ian Blackford was shut down by Liz Truss during a fiery clash in Prime Minister’s Questions over energy security.
The National Education Union wants a 5% offer to be increased. The National Education Union wants a 5% offer to be increased.
Economic confidence in UK seriously undermined by Kwarteng and Truss’s ‘guerrilla tactics’, Commons committee hears Today’s political news – live updates Senior economists have dismissed Liz Truss’s chances of reaching 2.5% economic growth in the next few years, as they said her government’s “guerrilla tactics” in last month’s mini-budget played a major role in spooking markets. Speaking to the Commons Treasury committee, the economists said the 2.5% growth target was “almost impossible”. The committee has…
The TV star explains why she welcomes a new shift in awareness.
Those looking for a slower, responsible Black Friday experience might find beauty store Haeckels is the answer.
Liz Truss smacked down Labour leader Keir Starmer for questioning if she will make cuts to public spending. Liz Truss smacked down Labour leader Keir Starmer for questioning if she will make cuts to public spending.
The attack deals yet another blow to Vladimir Putin’s troops as Russia is running out of ammunition. The attack deals yet another blow to Vladimir Putin’s troops as Russia is running out of ammunition.
The Guardian – Power giants to face windfall tax after all as Truss delivers U-turn Summary of the front page Power companies generating electricity from renewable and nuclear sources are to have their revenues capped in England and Wales, The Guardian reports. The paper calls it “another screeching U-turn” adding, PM Liz Truss has previously rejected calls to cap huge profits made by firms. But the Department of Business, Energy and Industrial Strategy argues that…
The Independent – No 10 orders review of tax cuts as warnings grow Summary of the front page The Independent’s front page leads on two stories. The paper says the PM is wavering on tax cuts set out in the mini-budget and is considering another U-turn amid pressure from the markets and the public. The front page image is of school children in east London – along with the newspaper’s campaign to “free meals to hungry…