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Reform UK leader Nigel Farage has warned Sir Keir Starmer’s social media ban will result in the introduction of digital ID.Mr Farage responded immediately after the Prime Minister confirmed children aged under 16 would not be banned from most platforms and older children would face social media curfews. Sir Keir, who revealed the ban will come into effect in 2027, is expected to release more information next month.Responding to the announcement, Mr Farage said: “Whilst the social media ban is well-intentioned, it’s unlikely to work given the mass adoption of VPNs.” His warning echoed comments made by cybersecurity experts in…

A viral video captured an uncomfortable exchange between filmmaker Spike Lee and Prince Harry during Saturday’s NBA Finals clash in San Antonio.The 69-year-old Oscar-winning director noticed the Duke of Sussex, 41, embracing an acquaintance in the row ahead during the New York Knicks versus San Antonio Spurs match.When Harry turned and extended his hand towards the renowned Knicks supporter, Mr Lee declined to take it, instead gesturing pointedly at the prince while making remarks in his direction.The duke responded by placing his hand somewhat awkwardly against Mr Lee’s chest before eventually managing to grasp the filmmaker’s hand for a brief…

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So who are the losers, besides fans who have forked out high prices for tickets to see free-flowing, entertaining football – only for the game to be stopped in each half?Well, World Cup debutants Curacao were in dreamland after equalising to make it 1-1 against Germany shortly before a first-half drinks break in Houston on Sunday.However, the smallest nation ever to play at the World Cup, by size and population, were not the same when play resumed and lost 7-1 after the drinks break allowed the Germans to regroup.The Czech Republic were on top during the first half against South…

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Aldi’s special Father’s Day steak collection hits shelves today, giving shoppers the chance to spoil their dads with high-quality cuts without breaking the bank.The star of the show is the brand-new Flat Iron Man Steak, priced at £15.99 per kilogram. This extra-large cut uses 100% British beef and is ideal whether you are firing up the barbecue or cooking in a pan.Back by popular demand is the massive Godfather Rump Steak at £11.99 for a 28oz portion. This British rump has been matured for 21 days, which works as a centrepiece for family gatherings.For dads who deserve something truly special,…