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An easyJet passenger has been found guilty of attempting to sexually assault a child on a flight to Belfast.Ramiz Idrizi, of Woodvale Avenue in Dublin, declared “I’m horny” during the flight before trying to touch the young girl – but has been released on bail.He was convicted of attempting to sexually assault a girl who was under 13, as well as and one count of assault by beating a male passenger trying to stop him.He also admitted to being drunk on an aircraft and using abusive language towards cabin crew.Ballymena Magistrates’ Court heard how Idrizi was drunk during the flight…

Sir Keir Starmer has issued an apology to the victims of convicted paedophile Jeffrey Epstein and admitted “it was me that made the mistake” by appointing Lord Mandelson as the UK’s man in Washington.The Prime Minister’s chief of staff, Morgan McSweeney, initially took the rap for New Labour architect’s appointment, later resigning from No10 and taking “full responsibility” for the debacle. However, during a visit to Northern Ireland, Sir Keir appeared to accept the responsibility lies squarely at No10’s door. “It’s me that makes the apology to the victims of Epstein,” the Prime Minister said.Sir Keir spoke out about the…

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The National Farmer Union (NFU) is warning Britons of looming “volatility in the global energy market” and “huge impact on food supply chains” as a result of the US-Iran war.NFU President Tom Bradshaw held discussions with Defra Secretary Reynolds this week regarding the mounting pressure on British farmers from escalating fuel and fertiliser expenses.The meeting addressed how turmoil in international oil and gas markets has driven up costs for essential agricultural inputs at a particularly challenging moment.Spring planting activities are now underway across the country, making fuel and fertiliser critical for getting crops established and supporting livestock through forage production.The…

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Sweden’s Armand Duplantis broke his own pole vault world record for the 15th time on Thursday with a jump of 6.31 metres.The two-time Olympic gold champion cleared the height at the IFU Arena in Uppsala in the Mondo Classic – an indoor pole vault-only event in Sweden named after him.Duplantis, 26, has increased the world record by the minimum one-centimetre margin on all 15 occasions he has broken it.Before Duplantis’ run, the world record had been held by Renaud Lavillenie of France since he jumped 6.16m in 2014. More to follow.

A leading British railway has shut down a loophole which generated “golden tickets” allowing Britons to travel for free across the country.Great Western Railway’s (GWR’s) software error allowed digital seat reservations to be accepted by automatic barriers at stations.GWR allows passengers without a ticket to generate free seat reservations, which the company said was intended for people on long-haul tickets.These free seat reservations could then be scanned at any ticket barrier in the country.The Telegraph was able to travel over 500 miles in first class on several different firms’ trains.A journalist took trips spanning from Tiverton Parkway in Devon, to…

Former political adviser Charlie Rowley has ripped apart Labour after it was revealed the Government handed Peter Mandelson a £77,000 payout after he was fired.On Wednesday, the first batch of documents on Lord Mandelson’s vetting process to become ambassador to the US showed the New Labour titan receiving the eye-watering five-figure sum as severance pay when Sir Keir Starmer fired him.The figure, which was described as “good value for money” by Foreign Office boss Sir Oliver Robbins, fell well short of Lord Mandelson’s original hefty demand.The 147-page document was released shortly before the Prime Minister’s Chief Secretary Darren Jones stood…

A royal journalist said she “had very good sources” in Prince Harry’s inner circle, explaining how she got many stories from the Duke of Sussex’s close friends, the High Court heard.Former diary editor of The Mail on Sunday, Katie Nicholl, gave evidence during her cross-examination with barrister David Sherborne, who is representing a group of household names, including Harry.Seven claimants are bringing legal action against Associated Newspapers Limited (ANL), which publishes the Daily Mail and Mail on Sunday, over allegations of unlawful information gathering.The publisher firmly denies the claims and is actively defending the case.A royal journalist told the court…