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Norway’s Crown Princess Mette-Marit has issued a second public apology regarding her relationship with the late convicted sex offender Jeffrey Epstein, expressing particular regret for the difficulties she has created for the Norwegian royal household.”I also apologise for the situation that I have put the Royal Family in, especially the King and Queen,” the Crown Princess stated in new communication released through the palace today.The 52-year-old royal, married to Crown Prince Haakon since 2001, had already offered an initial apology last week following the emergence of damaging revelations in newly released US Justice Department documents.The files made public by the…
A flaw in HMRC’s online state pension forecasting system has potentially misled as many as 800,000 workers about their retirement income, with the error remaining unresolved for nearly a decade.Government officials first became aware of the issue in 2017, yet it took a further four years before any corrections were implemented.The digital tool, introduced in February 2016 to help people determine whether they were on track for maximum pension payments, has been providing overly optimistic projections to those who were previously “contracted out” of additional state pension contributions.By 2019, approximately 360,000 inaccurate forecasts had already been distributed during the tool’s…
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Danone and Nestle have given assurances to the FSA that recalled batches were produced some time ago and are unlikely still to be on UK shop shelves. However, they may be in cupboards at home, which is why parents and caregivers are being asked to check their supplies.
MVP – headed up by Nakisa Bidarian and Jake Paul – have invested heavily in female boxing and this bill showcased the depth of their British stable.In the co-main event, super bantamweight Ellie Scotney will face Mexico’s WBA champion Mayelli Flores Rosquero in an undisputed title fight. They were due to fight in December before an injury to the Londoner.”I’ve not got to pay for my mum to fly to America so my pocket is a little bit better there,” joked Scotney.She was in good spirits as she talked about her faith and the joy of fighting on Easter Sunday…
Watch the hilarious moment a Helford villager picked up a phone box after Charlie Peters and Miriam Cates chanced a surprise on-air call to the village.Cornish locals have been relying on the old-school method of communication amid a signal blackout – and the People’s Channel thought to give them a ring this morning.After 100-mile-an-hour winds which knocked out power and left 28,000 customers across Cornwall without access to broadband services, people are flocking to the old-school method.Earlier this morning, the presenting duo called up the box but, to their disappointment, no one picked up. However, the pair’s luck all changed…
Shadow Minister for Policing, Crime and Illegal Migration Matt Vickers joined GB News to deliver Sir Keir a damning takedown, insisting the Prime Minister “has to go” amid the Lord Mandelson scandal.The Tory MP further argued that Labour has exhibited a “huge lack of judgement” as well as an inclination to “feather its own nest”. Sir Keir delivered a grovelling apology to the victims of Jeffrey Epstein in Hastings in East Sussex yesterday – but it has been insufficient to muffle the resounding cries from his own backbenchers for him to move out of No10.Mr Vickers said: “The reality is…
Sarah Ferguson has no intention of retreating from public view despite facing heightened attention in the wake of the Epstein files becoming public, according to a source.”Well, she won’t be hiding away,” the insider stated about the former Duchess of York, noting that such behaviour would be out of character for her.The source explained that Ferguson requires breathing room at present, as her and Andrew Mountbatten-Windsor’s links to Jeffrey Epstein have plagued her existence for half a decade.”She has been in the middle of it all and it has undermined her resilience,” the source told the Mail, describing how the…
A blistering on‑air takedown of the Plan 2 student loan system by The New Statesman editor Oli Dugmore has intensified pressure on Chancellor Rachel Reeves, after she insisted the current arrangements are “fair”.Appearing on BBC Question Time, Mr Dugmore, who began university in 2012 under the Coalition’s £9,000 fee regime, laid out the personal cost of his loan in stark terms.He said a single year of his degree cost more than the entire annual tuition bill faced by students at Oxford, Cambridge or the LSE when fees were free.“Do you think that’s fair?” he asked.Mr Dugmore explained that he left…
Rylan Clark made his long-awaited return to the This Morning sofa on Friday, over five months since his last appearance caused controversy.The former X Factor hasn’t been seen on the show since August, when his comments about immigration landed him in hot water with viewers and even prompted over 700 Ofcom complaints. On Friday, he returned to show alongside co-host Emma Willis. His absence, his previous comments, and the reasons behind his lengthy break weren’t addressed.However, within moments of Mr Clark appearing back on screen, it appeared not enough water had gone under the bridge for his critics to welcome…