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A British tourist described as “biggest personality in any room” has died after falling from a balcony in Tenerife.Harrison Hanley was staying at the Parque Santiago 2 apartment when the tragedy took place. The 20-year-old swimming instructor from West Derby, Liverpool, was found by a maintenance worker on the morning of April 25 at the hotel. Now, an inquest held in the Gerard Majella Courthouse in Liverpool has ruled Mr Hanley’s death as accidental. Senior coroner André Rebello said: “On the 25th April 2026, Harrison suffered trauma from a fall from an internal balcony in the apartment block where he…

Angela Rayner has been cleared by HMRC of “deliberate wrongdoing or carelessness” over her tax affairs – the scandal which prompted her resignation as Deputy PM.Ms Rayner has settled £40,000 in unpaid stamp duty after initially paying the lower rate, but has not paid any penalty as a result of the investigation, The Guardian has just revealed.Ms Rayner suggested she may be willing to challenge Sir Keir Starmer for the keys to No10, telling the newspaper she wanted to “play my part”.She said: “Whatever role I can play, I will keep pushing and pushing hard because I want the people…

King Charles III and Queen Camilla were met with anti-monarchy protests on their journey from Buckingham Palace to Westminster this morning.The monarch made the trip by horse and carriage to give the annual King’s Speech in the House of Lords today.This year’s delivery comes against a particularly striking political backdrop, as Prime Minister Sir Keir Starmer fights for his life in 10 Downing Street after more than 80 Labour MPs called on him to resign.However, the ceremony also saw a partly hostile environment for the King and Queen, who faced anti-monarchy demonstrations in the streets.As the monarch passed, placards could…

So what would a wiser return look like? The areas where Mourinho must improve are not mysterious. He needs to recognise that winning is a shared vision, not a slogan he imposes. The bullet points from his Spurs and Manchester United tenure read like a manual of what not to do: failing to fully adapt his methods to his squad, ignoring the needs of some of the people around him, taking credit for victories while offloading blame for defeats.There is also the matter of an incident that, in Spain, never quite became the scandal it perhaps should have.Mourinho responded to…

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Danny Kruger has set an expiry date for Sir Keir Starmer’s time as Prime Minister, declaring he could be gone “within a couple of months”.Speaking to GB News, the Reform UK MP warned the Prime Minister the public have “had enough” and it is time for an “era of substantial change”.Reflecting on today’s King’s Speech, Mr Kruger told GB News it was a “surreal thing to watch”.He said: “The House of Commons is surreal at the moment. You’ve got two big parties, both of whom have completely lost public support.”And then you’ve got the Lib Dems who are supposed to…

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Alex Larke has shared his candid thoughts on this year’s Eurovision Song Contest’s British entry.Mr Larke, who represented the UK in 2015 as part of swing duo Electro Velvet, said this year’s British act, Look Mum No Computer, faces an unpredictable competition.Speaking exclusively to GB News, the former contestant said of this year’s entry, Eins, Zwei, Drei: “I think it’s all right. I don’t know if it’s my cup of tea, but that’s okay, everyone’s entitled to their opinion.“It’s had a lot of positive reactions, but with Eurovision, you just don’t know.” TRENDING Stories Videos Your Say Look Mum No…

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That extra time on the pitch has arguably taken its toll, with the players looking jaded in the 1-1 draw at Brighton last week – four days after their European title defence came to a crushing end in Lyon.Those dropped points against the Seagulls left Arsenal unable to catch City, who won the title for the first time since 2016.With fixtures pushed back because of their Champions League and Champions Cup commitments, Arsenal’s schedule has been condensed at the end of the season.The Gunners have played six games in the past 18 days. In that same period, City have played…