Joanna Lumley sends ‘love’ to Phillip Schofield ahead of survival show
Dame Joanna Lumley has sent a message of “love” to Phillip Schofield as he returns to TV for the first time in nearly two years with a Channel 5 survival…
Driving law changes you may have missed in September – HMRC rules for motorists, Ulez updates and more
Britons are being warned of new driving law changes that have been introduced over the last month which could see them pay more to stay behind the wheel and stay…
‘Is this a laughing matter?!’ Keir Starmer BLASTED for ‘making joke’ about Lord Alli scandal
The Prime Minister received a furious backlash on GB News today, after he seemed to make light of the controversy surrounding his use of a Labour donors £18million penthouse at…
Man who ‘walked into Derry bar with £40k of class A drugs’ refused bail
A man walked into a bar in Derry with a bag containing class A drugs worth almost £40,000, a court has heard.
Defence Secretary watching Israeli ground invasion rumours ‘really carefully’
Defence Secretary John Healey is looking at a rumoured Israeli ground invasion into Lebanon “really carefully”. Mr Healey said on Friday airstrikes and rocket fire exchanged between Israel and Lebanese…
Brian May resigns from RSPCA over ‘appalling’ animal welfare standards on farms
Sir Brian May has resigned as the RSPCA’s vice president over what he called “appalling” animal welfare standards in farms certified under its scheme. The certified RSPCA Assured label, which…
Russell Findlay elected as Scottish Conservative leader
Russell Findlay has been elected as the new Scottish Conservative leader, winning a majority of votes in the first round. He secured 2,565 votes, the party’s returning officer Leonard Wallace…
‘Labour policy risks men getting women to commit crimes for them,’ warns ex-Prisons Minister
Former Prisons minister and Reform UK spokeswoman Ann Widdecombe has said the policy of reducing the number of female prisoners could lead to more women being embroiled in crime. Speaking…
Sir Keir Starmer reveals why he said ‘sausages’ in his Labour conference speech
Sir Keir Starmer has admitted he “mangled” his words when he said the word “sausages” rather than “hostages” in his speech to Labour’s conference. The Prime Minister sparked mockery online…
‘I almost died… it’s hard to leave a violent relationship, but it’s much harder to stay’
A victim of domestic violence has told about the moment she thought her partner was going to kill her.