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GB News panel debates reparations for slavery| Last updated: 1793090566 Like Share Comment Thank you for signing up! See the latest from GB News here . Choose GB News on Google – add us as a preferred source Choose GB News Support GB News Champion free speech and independent journalism while unlocking exclusive benefits. Support us Business Secretary Jonathan Reynolds has dismissed slavery reparations as not a “reasonable request,” arguing that historical events cannot fairly be laid at the door of present-day Britons.Mr Reynolds said he was “sensitive to British history” and that “we should be able to talk about…

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WATCH: Patrick Christys and his panel react as a Suffolk pub offers up free pints to black labrador owners after a Labour minister’s rural Britain claim| Last updated: 1793091403 Like Share Comment Thank you for signing up! See the latest from GB News here . Choose GB News on Google – add us as a preferred source Choose GB News Support GB News Champion free speech and independent journalism while unlocking exclusive benefits. Support us Pubgoers face paying more for their drinks as John Healey prepares to raise alcohol duty in his first Budget. The tax charged on a pint…

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The guitarist, vocalist and songwriter shot to fame with Charlie Simpson and Matt Willis in Busted in the early 2000s, and the trio had hits including What I Go To School For, Year 3000 and Crashed the Wedding.They scored four number one singles in the UK before splitting up in 2005. In 2013, Bourne and Willis teamed up with McFly to make McBusted, before Simpson rejoined Busted for a full reunion in 2015.Bourne has written songs for McFly and 5 Seconds of Summer, and also fronted his own band, Son of Dork. He recently released the music from his stage…

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Part of the M6 in Cheshire has been closed in both directions following a crash.Traffic England said emergency services had been called to a collision at the Lymm Interchange near Warrington, where the M6 meets junction 9 of the M56.Traffic is being diverted via the exit and entry slip roads at junction 20 and there are half-hour delays, with four miles of congestion on the approach.Traffic monitoring service Inrix said southbound M6 traffic had already built up to the Croft Interchange at junction 21. Those heading northbound can expect congestion to before junction 19 for Knutsford.Inrix said there were also…

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Konsa is an imposing figure, quick across the ground, and his aggression in challenges has impressed supporters.Having signed on the opening day of the season, Arteta has praised the way the centre-back has settled in as “unbelievable”.”He’s gone to a huge club like Arsenal with no pre-season when Saliba is here, with other players that are already here,” Arteta added of Konsa’s start. “To position yourself in that manner, with that naturality I would say, and performing at the level that he’s doing and building already a chemistry and a balance with Gabi that seems so solid, it’s very difficult…

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Harry Kane has become the first English player to win the Ballon d’Or since Michael Owen in 2001, after being crowned the world’s best player at a ceremony in London.Kane scored 61 goals in 51 club matches last season, the most a Bayern Munich player has ever struck in one campaign. He also reached the semi finals of the World Cup with England.Real Madrid and France forward Kylian Mbappe finished second, while Barcelona and Spain attacker Lamine Yamal completed the top three.Read more about how Harry Kane ended England’s men’s trophy drought.

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It had to be, really.Kevin Keegan scored 20 times as Liverpool won the European Cup and English First Division in 1977, and were a whisker away from completing the Treble – losing the FA Cup final to Manchester United. He also finished as Ballon d’Or runner-up to Borussia Monchengladbach’s Danish star Allan Simonsen.Keegan followed Simonsen to Germany by the time the award was announced, joining Cup Winners’ Cup holders Hamburg on a lucrative deal, though they were hammered by his former side in the European Super Cup – and Keegan endured a slow start to Bundesliga life that was not…

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David Bennett, from Wallich, Wales’s largest homelessness charity, claimed most drug-related deaths “are preventable if we treat drug use as a health, not criminal justice, issue”.”Housing, health and justice need a joined-up approach,” he said.He said the charity supported “conversations to devolve justice and policing” and said without “coordinated” support prison leavers were “being set up to fail”.”The war on drugs hasn’t worked,” he added.The report also says homelessness among former prisoners in Wales is continuing to rise.The number of people leaving prison, supervised by Welsh probation services, who were recorded as rough sleeping on the day of their release…

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Jez Litten and Morgan Knowles have been brought into the starting line-up for England’s must-win Men’s Rugby League World Cup match against Papua New Guinea – with Brad O’Neill dropping out of the squad.Hull KR’s Litten comes in at hooker as head coach Brian McDermott chases a big victory in their final Group B-C match on Wollongong on Friday (09:05 GMT) to keep alive hopes of reaching the semi-finals.O’Neill, named the best player in Super League in 2026, is not in the 19-player matchday squad, having worn the number nine for last Saturday’s victory over France.Dolphins lock Knowles comes in…

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