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When asked if Nigel Farage’s party would put forward a candidate to replace him, declared: “Oh, absolutely. Yes. Another by-election. Bring it on.”Speculating on what the former Prime Minister would do after stepping down, Ms Pochin said: “I wouldn’t give anybody a job that you turned 18 times while he was in his last post.”Sharing his own reaction to the news, Mr Farage said: “We promised in May that if you vote Reform, we will get Starmer out. Promise made, promise kept.”WATCH THE FULL CLIP ABOVEKeep reading…Show less`; placeholder.classList.add(‘taboola-added’); console.log(‘inserting taboola in infinite feed position’, placeholder); placeholder.insertAdjacentHTML(‘beforeend’, taboola); } else…

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Do You Mind is not the only older song the platform has introduced to new audiences through trends this summer.Oasis’ 1995 classic Wonderwall has secured the title of second biggest UK song of the summer on TikTok after becoming the unofficial soundtrack to England’s World Cup journey. Its popularity in mass singalongs for fans prompted a 6,800% surge in searches for it since the start of the tournament, according to Tiktok. The track also featured in more than 300,000 videos and also climbed back up the singles chart to number two. The continued nostalgia for the Britpop band also helped…

Fery narrowly missed out on a seeding at the US Open, which are given to the top 32 players, leaving him vulnerable to drawing one of the leading stars in New York.Musetti, who is an excellent returner and slick mover, must be counted among the title favourites in a wide open men’s draw.A quarter-finalist in New York last year, the 25-year-old has gone a step further at both the French Open and Wimbledon in the recent seasons, and reached the Australian Open last eight in January.A thigh injury ruled him out of the French Open and Wimbledon, but he has…

A council has spent over £2million in taxpayer money to translate materials for people who do not speak English.Figures uncovered by a Conservative councillor have revealed that Cardiff Council has used taxpayer money to pay a £2,047,975 bill to translate materials for people who cannot speak English. The sums, disclosed in response to written questions tabled by Cllr Calum Davies, show that Cardiff Council over the last five years spent £1,145,525 of public money on pre-booked interpretation services.An additional £506,034 was used for instant interpretation services. Meanwhile, a further £396,416 went on translating documents between English and foreign languages.Translating materials…

Alex Armstrong has grilled Justice Secretary Alex Norris for “messing around” the family of PC Andrew Harper after Labour U-turned on granting early release to his killers.The MP previously told GB News on August 4 that Labour has gone as “far as we can go” in preventing serious offenders from being released early.However, he admitted that a public outcry has pushed the Government to intervene and amend the plans to block the release of Albert Bowers and Jessie Cole. Last week, Prime Minister Andy Burnham announced that anyone convicted of unlawful killing, including manslaughter, would be exempt from the scheme.…

Queen Elizabeth II is preferred to be the face of new bank notes over King Charles by children, new polling has revealed.The Bank of England announced earlier this year that the next series of new notes will feature nature, replacing historical figures such as Winston Churchill and Jane Austin.Four animals from a shortlist of 18 – for separate £5, £10, £20 and £50 notes – will be chosen, following public consultation.The face of King Charles will continue to be emblazoned on the front of the notes.Ahead of the new banknotes, Merlin Strategy spoke to British children aged 7-11 to see…

Drivers will start seeing new number plates on the road this morning as experts issue warnings to motorists looking to get a good deal on their cars.From today, Tuesday, September 1, 2026, the new “76” number plate will be seen on newly registered vehicles.This will replace the “26” plates introduced in March, with “76” now being featured on all new vehicles until February 28, 2027.The so-called “new reg plate” day often stimulates massive growth in vehicle sales as drivers look to get their hands on the latest cars on the market.Last year saw a record number of electric vehicle deliveries,…

Sir Keir Starmer has announced he is to stand down as MP for Holborn and St Pancras, a move that will trigger a by-election in the London seat.In a statement to the Camden New Journal newspaper, he said it had been a “huge honour and privilege” to represent the constituency for 11 years but he would now turn his focus to “international affairs”.Sir Keir stood down as prime minister earlier in the summer, with Andy Burnham replacing him.It follows weeks of speculation about whether Sir Keir would remain as MP following his resignation. In a interview shortly after stepping down…