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Kemi Badenoch has lashed out at Reform UK during an emergency 1922 Committee meeting following the defection of three Tory bigwigs in less than a week.The Conservative leader convened the meeting for her 117 MPs after the Tories continued to haemorrhage top personnel to Nigel Farage’s outfit. After suffering two high-profile defections in just four days, namely Robert Jenrick and Andrew Rosindell, Mrs Badenoch arranged the crunch meeting with backbench MPs. Addressing the assembled loyalists, the North West Essex MP took aim at her turquoise rivals and their rallying cry that Britain is broken. “There is a lot to fix…

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Households in Herefordshire struggling with rising living costs can now apply for grants of up to £600 to help cover essentials such as food and energy bills.The support is being delivered through the Household Support Fund, a Government-backed scheme designed to assist residents facing financial hardship.The fund provides one-off voucher payments that can be used for groceries, gas, electricity and other basic living costs. Applications are typically processed within around ten working days.The scheme forms part of a wider £742million Household Support Fund allocation running from April 2025 to March 2026, with every local authority in England receiving a share…

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Hurtling into view, noisily and quickly, comes another twist in the rollercoaster that is diplomacy in the era of President Trump.Splenetic social media posts, bold claims in front of the cameras and provocative and to some deeply offensive AI-generated images of an American-owned Greenland.And now, so many of America’s allies allow themselves a deep breath and an expression of relief.Just as so many of the furious rows begin on social media under this US president, this latest one has cooled considerably via social media too – with another post on his platform Truth Social.Within the government here in the UK,…

This is where things get interesting.Let’s start with the easy bit. For Real Madrid and Liverpool, both on 15 points, and Tottenham, on 14 points, a victory on matchday eight will secure direct entry into the last-16 draw.While Spurs face already eliminated Eintracht Frankfurt in Germany, Arne Slot’s side are at home to Qarabag, who can still make the top eight.”It’s very important as you miss the play-offs, and it helps with the intense programme that we’re having,” Liverpool captain Virgil van Dijk told Uefa.”It’s all down to us again next week, at home. Let’s make sure we’re in the…

A row has erupted in a Lincolnshire village over “unbearable” and “noisy” toy chimes fitted at a local playground last month.The musical equipment was added to Lawrance Park in Thurlby late last year, prompting complaints from those living nearby.Alison Loughton, who operates from her home, described the noise as “intrusive and uncomfortable” and expressed concern that conditions would “be unbearable” once warmer weather arrives.The trustees responsible for the park have acknowledged the issue and confirmed they are collaborating with South Kesteven District Council to minimise the disruption experienced by neighbouring households.Ms Loughton stated that the chimes were disrupting her work,…

GB News presenter Michelle Dewberry has been inundated with messages from furious viewers over council tax rises and cancelled local elections. From Darlington to Staffordshire, residents say they’ve had no consultation and are being denied a say in who runs their local services.One caller in Crawley described the situation as “absolutely disgusting,” with many saying they feel ignored and powerless.Michelle read through the letters live, urging viewers to keep sending their responses as the issue continues to spark outrage.WATCH CLIP ABOVE FOR MORE

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Chancellor Rachel Reeves has said Britain is in a “very strong position” to absorb future economic shocks without resorting to further tax rises, despite £66billion of increases introduced across Labour’s first two budgets.Speaking to Bloomberg at the World Economic Forum in Davos on Tuesday, Ms Reeves insisted the Government had “done enough on tax” and confirmed that no fiscal changes are planned for the spring statement.The comments were aimed at reassuring households and businesses after two successive tax‑raising budgets.“We don’t plan any tax changes in the spring,” she said, adding that the Treasury’s strengthened fiscal buffer should provide the stability…