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GB News host Tom Harwood has officially introduced the nation to “Keir the Cabbage.” Tom posed the question that is currently haunting Downing Street: Does Keir Starmer have the shelf life of a vegetable?The stunt comes as the Prime Minister’s government faces a “full-blown crisis.” Following the shock resignations of Chief of Staff Morgan McSweeney and Communications Chief Tim Allan over the Mandelson-Epstein scandal Tom suggests that the PM’s own “best before” date may be rapidly approaching.WATCH THE CLIP ABOVE FOR MORE

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Britain’s largest supermarket chain has unveiled ambitious growth plans for its convenience store division, announcing the addition of 70 new Express outlets by March 2027.The expansion builds on momentum from 60 store openings completed throughout 2025 and comes amid the growing trend of high street store closures from major retailers.Among the new sites are five former Amazon Fresh locations across the capital, which Tesco has purchased following the US technology giant’s decision last September to shutter its entire UK Fresh store operation.These London premises, situated in Kensington High Street, Hounslow, Moorgate, Aldgate East and Wembley, will be converted and trading…

Alarm clocks and late-night snacks have become integral elements of modern routines, but there was a time when human biology relied on the rhythm of daylight and darkness to inform dietary choices. This internal clock, known as the circadian rhythm, dictates a host of biological processes from sleep to how the body uses food.Dr James J. Chao, MD, FACS, broke down some of the unique ways bodies handle food differently depending on the time of day.”Eating in alignment with metabolic rhythms is known to influence nutrient partitioning,” Dr Chao told GB News. “That means when we eat will affect how…

The Department of Infrastructure – which is in charge of maintaining the roads – last week allocated another £8m to help deal with the problem. But one DUP assembly member, who branded the problem a “pothole pandemic”, said more must be done and a roads expert has said closer to a billion is needed to solve the issue.

Freestyle skier Kirsty Muir missed out on Great Britain’s first medal of the 2026 Winter Olympics by the narrowest of margins with a fourth-place finish in the women’s slopestyle.Muir scored 76.05 points with a brilliant third run, finishing only 0.41 behind Canadian bronze medallist Megan Oldham in Livigno.Having fallen on the penultimate jump of her opening run, Muir sat in sixth after her second.She brought out her best when it mattered, but it was not quite enough.Mathilde Gremaud successfully defended her Olympic title, enjoying a victory run wearing a Switzerland flag as a cape after silver medallist and Chinese global…

Labour has responded to calls to introduce Graduated Driving Licences for millions of motorists following new rules launched in Northern Ireland.Transport Minister Lilian Greenwood revealed in a Parliamentary debate that the Government would keep up to date with the progress made in Northern Ireland before deciding on bringing in tougher rules across England.Graduated licences would require newly qualified drivers to adhere to strict rules in the first few months after passing their test. This would include limits on people in vehicles, restrictions on driving at night, as well as a lower blood alcohol limit to 20mg/100ml.Most recently, the Department for…

Conservative Leader Kemi Badenoch has slammed Keir Starmer’s Government as a “rudderless” regime in the grip of a “lethal chaos”.Speaking after the shock resignation of Downing Street Chief of Staff Morgan McSweeney, who stepped down this weekend after taking “full responsibility” for the disastrous appointment of Lord Mandelson as US Ambassador, Ms Badenoch told GB News that the Prime Minister’s position is now “untenable”.However, when grilled on who should replace the current Prime Minister, the Conservative leader refused to answer the question. Ms Badenoch told GB News: “This is a full-blown crisis in Downing Street. The Prime Minister’s position is…

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The hooker powered over twice from the back of the maul to underline the visiting pack’s dominance – the double sandwiched by an Onasanya reply, who bounced off two tackles to score with Tom Curtis adding the extras.However, Sale gifted their opponents another try with half-time approaching as Joe Bedlow’s pass towards Alex Wills was snapped up by winger Griffin, who sped from inside his own half to dot down under the posts.The Sharks struck back just after the turnaround, with Jibulu racing through on the left, but Bath quickly re-established control as Frost burst over once more to complete…