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Britain cannot deliver on its ambitious Net Zero push because the world does not have enough minerals to do it, a leading scientist will warn at a major international mining conference this week.Dr Simon Michaux, a world-leading mineral adviser, said Net Zero targets must be scrapped and replaced with an entirely new plan in order for the UK and other industrial countries to “maintain society to current standards”. Dr Michaux, a senior scientist at the Mineral Intelligence group at the Geological Survey of Finland, will tell delegates at the MetPlant 2026 Conference in Adelaide, Australia, this week that the current…
Harrison Sullivan, the social media personality known as HSTikkyTokky, has launched a scathing attack on the editing of Louis Theroux’s Netflix documentary Inside The Manosphere, which aired on March 11th.The 24-year-old took to Instagram to dispute how a scene depicting a physical assault on an older man was presented, claiming it had been misleadingly edited. In the scene in question, Mr Sullivan’s associates had arranged to meet the individual before attacking him on a livestream, accusing him of being a “predator”, an allegation Theroux could not verify.“They’ve edited this to make it look like I did something. I didn’t touch…
A pensioner from Croydon has lost her High Court battle to reclaim her £575,000 home after a catastrophic parking row with her neighbour spiralled into years of legal warfare. Marie Potter, 75, was evicted from her property on Bennett’s Avenue in Shirley in April 2023, following a bitter dispute with Kirsten McGowan over Mrs Potter’s car blocking their shared driveway.The churchgoing pensioner had hoped to overturn the original order, which ultimately stripped her of her home, but Judge David Halpern KC ruled against her this week.The judge described the case as “yet another cautionary tale about the financial consequences of…
She added: “As part of the operation, we’re going to be conducting patrols, including plain clothed runs in running hotspot areas, raising awareness of harassment and suspicious behaviour and encouraging reporting of it so we, as police can take action and tackle it.”
Mohamed Salah scores a “special” goal as he brings up his 50th Champions League goal in style as Liverpool beat Galatasaray 4-0 at Anfield in the second leg of their Champions League last 16 tie. MATCH REPORT: Liverpool 4-0 GalatasarayAvailable to UK users only.
An administrative error at the University of Essex left 18 Health and Social Care lecturers at the Southend campus believing their positions were secure, only to learn days later they remained under threat of redundancy.It comes after some 400 staff jobs hang in the balance after the university announced the closure of the Southend campus this August.The affected staff received correspondence on March 6 informing them they had been removed from the redundancy pool and were no longer facing job losses.However, the following Monday brought an unwelcome correction, with the university confirming the original message had been dispatched incorrectly.The communication…
Kemi Badenoch has mocked Sir Keir Starmer over Angela Rayner’s speculated leadership ambitions during a fiery exchange at Prime Minister’s Questions.The Leader of the Opposition turned the tables on Sir Keir after being branded “weak” by the Prime Minister following Nick Timothy’s comments about Islam.Mrs Badenoch put Sir Keir on the backfoot over his decision to appoint Lord Mandelson as the UK’s Ambassador to the US. However, Sir Keir looked to direct his fury at Shadow Lord Chancellor Nick Timothy, likening his rhetoric to ex-English Defence League leader Tommy Robinson.“Even Tommy Robinson has said today that if the Shadow Justice…
King Charles III declined to settle the long-running debate over which country produces the best Jollof rice during a light-hearted moment in his State Banquet speech for Nigerian President Bola Ahmed Tinubu.Addressing guests at Windsor Castle, the King referenced a recent “Jollof and Tea” gathering he hosted, joking about the friendly rivalry between West African nations over the popular dish.“I was firmly assured that the Jollof was only the best: Nigerian, of course… or perhaps Ghanaian or Senegalese,” he said. “Diplomatically I cannot remember!”The remark drew laughter from guests and highlighted the cultural significance of the dish, which is a…
The typical age for purchasing a first property in England has climbed to 34, marking a significant shift from the mid-1990s when buyers were on average just 29-years-old. The findings come from Skipton Group’s annual home affordability index, which tracks the mounting obstacles facing those attempting to enter the property market.Government statistics confirm this upward trend has been building for some time, with the average age remaining above 33 since the 2021/2022 period.Skipton Group, which operates as the parent company of Skipton Building Society, published the data highlighting how dramatically the landscape has changed for prospective homeowners over the past…
Joe Sugg and Dianne Buswell have welcomed their first child together, sharing the joyful news with fans in a heartfelt social media announcement.The former Strictly Come Dancing partners, who first met on the BBC show in 2018, revealed the arrival of their baby boy in a touching Instagram post that quickly drew hundreds of reactions.Mr Sugg, 32, confirmed the news by posting a series of intimate family photos alongside a simple but emotional caption.“Never felt a love like it. Baby Bowden Mark Richard Sugg. 16/03/26,” he wrote.Dianne Buswell cradling her baby bump last month | INSTAGRAMThe images offered a glimpse…