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Nigel Farage has placed Reform UK on a “general election war footing” after predicting Sir Keir Starmer’s days as Prime Minister are numbered.The Reform UK leader, who is addressing supporters at the NEC in Birmingham, is urging Britons to come forward to stand across 632 seats at the next general election.Mr Farage made the comments after Scottish Labour leader Anas Sarwar put pressure on the Prime Minister to resign.Despite Sir Keir currently retaining the support of his Cabinet colleagues, Mr Farage suggested it is only a matter of time before Sir Keir is forced to step down.He said: “McSweeney, in…

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Rachel Reeves faces warnings that her decision to reduce the annual cash Isa allowance will drive savers into the hands of online fraudsters. The Chancellor announced in November that the tax-free limit would fall from £20,000 to £12,000, with the changes taking effect next year for those under 65.Challenger bank Starling has cautioned that the £8,000 reduction will trigger a wave of people shifting their money to comply with the 2027 regulations. This sudden movement of funds creates fertile ground for criminals operating investment scams that lure victims with promises of lucrative returns.Catherine Britton, who leads fraud risk at Starling,…

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Just nine points separate Dungannon Swifts in fifth place and Bangor in eighth.With Larne, Coleraine, Glentoran and Linfield looking nailed on to finish in the top half there are just two more spots up for grabs.A rare win for the Swifts away to the Blues on Tuesday would help them to move closer to a second successive top half finish and leave them just three points off David Healy’s side, with boss Rodney McAree stating that is their target.Carrick are eight points further behind, but occupy sixth by virtue of their tremendous turnaround in form.They are unbeaten in their last…

A Derbyshire secondary school has replaced their traditional school uniform with a more relaxed attire in an attempt to “remove barriers to learning”.Alvaston Moor Academy is abandoning the blazer, shirt and tie combination for incoming Year 7 pupils from September 2026.The school, which operates under the Archway Learning Trust, will instead introduce polo shirts paired with all-weather jackets bearing the school’s logo.It marks a significant departure from conventional school attire, with the academy opting for what it describes as a more streamlined approach to uniform.Alvaston Moor Academy has cited several factors driving the overhaul, with cost savings for families featuring…

Labour MP Alex Ballinger was forced to admit he was unaware of a second high-profile appointment linked to a convicted pedophile, just moments after branding the Peter Mandelson affair the “biggest mistake” of Keir Starmer’s Government.During a high-pressure interview on GB News the Halesowen MP was confronted with the history of Matthew Doyle, Downing Street’s former Director of Communications and recent Lords appointee, who campaigned for a candidate later convicted of possessing child sexual abuse material.Speaking on The People’s Channel, host Tom Harwood asked: “To lose one chief of staff is unfortunate. To lose two starts to look like a…

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Sir Tim Martin, the founder and chairman of JD Wetherspoon, has called on fellow hospitality industry leaders to rally behind Reform UK’s proposals for the pub trade.In a detailed stock exchange filing released on Monday, Sir Tim argued that Nigel Farage’s party had put forward measures that could fundamentally reshape the sector’s fortunes.Reform UK unveiled its pub sector package last week, setting out a series of tax relief measures aimed at reviving the struggling industry.The proposals include reducing beer duty by a tenth and implementing an equivalent cut to VAT across hospitality businesses.The party has also pledged to reverse recent…