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When he became an MP, Farage registered a £9,253 trip to Belgium donated by Cottrell in April 2024, before the election. He went on to register a £15,276 donation from Cottrell for a US domestic flight in December 2024. However, he has not declared any further support from Cottrell, or the £5m he received from Harborne, arguing he was not required to do so under the rules.In interviews towards the end of June, the Reform UK leader said he had chosen to earmark the £5m sum from Harborne for his future security costs, arguing he would require protection “for the…

Former NBA champion Kyle Lowry re-signed for his former team Toronto Raptors for one day before retiring at the age of 40.The veteran point guard, who helped the Raptors win the 2019 NBA championship, wanted to end his career with the team after playing for the Philadelphia 76ers since 2024.”Thank you to my family, my friends, my team-mates, my coaches, my opponents, the staff, the media and especially the fans,” Lowry said, external.”It’s all about you. I appreciate you. Thank you. Thank you, Toronto. Thank you, Canada. And as I always told y’all, it’s officially happening. I’m retiring as a…

A man deliberately drove his car at a 15-year-old boy who had stolen an E-bike in an act of revenge, a trial has heard.Terrence King intentionally struck Devon Simmonds-Caines on Rowrah Crescent in Middleton, Greater Manchester, on 22 July 2025, it is alleged.Michael Hayton KCm outlining the prosectution’s case at Manchester’s Minshull Street Crown Court, said: “This was not a tragic motor accident or poor driving.”The jury has been told King, 60, has admitted manslaughter, accepting his actions caused Devon’s death, but he denies murder.CCTV and doorbell camera footage showed Simmonds-Caines riding up and down on an E-bike the court…

Robert Jenrick has declared Nigel Farage’s resignation as Clacton MP is a “referendum on the future of the country”.Speaking to GB News following the Reform UK leader’s announcement, the party’s Treasury spokesman hit out at the “establishment”, arguing they “cannot judge who runs the country”.Delivering a statement to the nation, Mr Farage declared: “I’ve thought about it hard and I’ve decided about it today, today I will resign as a Member of Parliament for Clacton-on-Sea, thereby forcing a by-election which would happen I hope in short order.”I’ve decided that the people of Clacton should be the judges of my actions.…

Prince Harry and Baroness Doreen Lawrence have hit out at what they deem to be an “obvious whitewash” following the dismissal of their claims against Associated Newspapers Limited.Claims that the publisher of the Daily Mail sourced stories using unlawful methods were dismissed by a High Court judge, who said there was not enough evidence to support many of the allegations.A group of seven, including the Duke of Sussex, alleged that ANL carried out or commissioned unlawful activities such as hiring private investigators to place listening devices inside cars, “blagging” private records and accessing private phone conversations.ANL strongly denied the claims…

Pension consultancy LCP has warned that life expectancy trends in the UK may be reaching a turning point, which could impact the wider retirement system. The firm’s latest analysis examines recent mortality data alongside findings from a pension risk transfer market survey, concluding that assumptions about how long people live could soon shift upwards again.Such a reversal would carry significant consequences for pension scheme funding and could push up pricing across the risk transfer market.LCP is advising trustees and sponsors to reassess their longevity assumptions regardless of their chosen endgame approach.UK pensioners return to work as inflation cuts retirement income…