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WATCH: Iain Duncan Smith on youth anti-social behaviour| Last updated: 1792371419 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 Passengers who play music out loud on public transport could face £100 fines in Labour’s newest crackdown on antisocial behaviour.Local authorities are being encouraged to use new powers to fine people for nuisance behaviour on buses, including littering, vaping, and listening to music…

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The UK storm season runs from September until August and it is not unusual to reach this stage of autumn without any named storms.If the UK Met Office or Ireland’s Met Éireann expect this week’s low pressure system to bring significant impacts, that would lead them to issue weather warnings at an amber level or higher . If the storm is then named, it will be called ‘Storm Austen’.It is possible that the low pressure system could follow an even more southerly track, meaning greater impacts in France and less across the UK, and the French weather service MeteoFrance could…

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Crystal Palace manager Pierre Sage said he felt “shame” at the Eagles’ performance during their 5-0 thrashing by Brighton and did not know whether he would be given time to save his job.Sage’s side conceded three times in the opening 10 minutes as they suffered their worst loss to their rivals since January 1956.”It’s my fault because I am the coach, I gave the motivation. I prepare the situations. We played so bad it’s my fault,” said Frenchman Sage, who was only appointed Palace manager in the summer.”It’s difficult to summarise because there are a lot of negative points.”We started…

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Be careful where you buy from, shoppers are being warned as criminals use AI to supercharge scams.Some fraudsters have made websites for fake retailers that claim to be family-owned firms selling quality UK-made products. Images may show a UK High Street with Union Jack flags in shot.If you order you’re likely to find a product either never arrives, or is a cheap, mass-produced item from a country such as China, trading standards officers say. AI-generated images like this, as well as voice cloning and deepfake videos are increasingly being used to trick people out of their money, according to National…

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Noni Madueke may not have the starting role he wants at Arsenal, but his winning goal against Nottingham Forest showed why he is one of Mikel Arteta’s valued “finishers”.The England international scored in the second half to earn Arsenal a 1-0 result and three valuable points towards their defence of the Premier League title.Madueke has started just one top-flight game this season, the 2-1 win over Leeds that came eight days prior to their victory over Oliver Glasner’s Forest on Sunday.Arsenal’s summer was dominated by talk of their search for an elite forward, with the left wing one of the…

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“The full costs at RAF Linton-on-Ouse must be counted,” the letter reads. “Any business case must include capital works, water, sewage and electricity infrastructure, security, transport, healthcare, policing, emergency services, maintenance, decommissioning and site restoration – not merely accommodation contracts.”Prof Matthias accused the Government of “frequent contradictions” in promising taxpayer savings, before leaning on a manifesto pledge.”Over the last few months, various news outlets have questioned various ministers [on the cost of asylum centres], saying it’s projected to cost more,” she told GB News. “There are NAO reports going back to 2005 that state it is much more expensive to…

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Labour’s Northern Ireland Troubles Bill will return to the House of Commons later on Monday for hours of debate before MPs vote on proposed changes to the legislation.Last week, the government published hundreds of amendments, including that the attorney general must provide consent for any serious prosecutions related to the Troubles under the new plan.The legislation seeks to deal with the unresolved legacy of the decades-long violent conflict which cost the lives of more than 3,500 people.It has been more than a year since it was first introduced to Parliament, following agreement on a joint framework with the Irish government.A…

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Higgins turned 19 on Friday and received the perfect belated birthday present in the form of the Padraig McNamee Cup as well as the player of the match award following his sharp shooting display.”That’s what happens when you’re younger, you don’t have much fear. I kicked a few wides in the first half but I kept going,” he said.”I had a good game against Dunloy (in the semi-final win) and I was still nervous for the final, but sometimes those nerves are good and they get you up for the game.”His teammate Jack Dowling has been togging out for St…

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A motorcycle rider being pursued by police on a motorway has been killed after he fled his bike and was hit by another vehicle.Officers spotted a red motorcycle being driven in a dangerous manner on the M60 clockwise around Stockport Pyramid shortly before 19:30 BST on Saturday, Greater Manchester Police (GMP) said.The force said it was brought to a stop on the M56 but the man ran off across the motorway and was hit and killed by another vehicle.GMP said, in line with procedures following a fatality after police contact, it has referred the matter to the Independent Office for…

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An 86-year-old man said learning to read has enabled him to read his and his wife’s anniversary cards for the first time in 65 years. Alan Hannay, from Dibden Purlieu, learned to read through the charity Read Easy, which helps adults across the country who struggle with the skill many of us take for granted.Hannay told Radio Solent: “It’s changed my whole life, my confidence, changed my family life and everything around me. “It’s one of the best experiences I’ve ever had in my life.”Hannay said he now reads every morning for about an hour and a half and goes…

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