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David Harper has warned that the decline of Britain’s pubs is damaging the nation’s ability to have meaningful, face-to-face conversations, urging communities to fight to keep them open.The BBC Antiques Roadshow expert said traditional social spaces are vital for discussing life’s biggest questions, arguing that online platforms cannot replace real-world interaction.Speaking exclusively to GB News, Mr Harper pointed to his own village as an example, revealing locals are attempting to save their pub from closure.He said: “The little village I live in in South Durham, on the border with Yorkshire, we have a gorgeous village pub which has been closed…

The King and Queen’s four-day state visit to the United States has come to an end. Heralded as a chance to thaw the frosty relations between Keir Starmer and Donald Trump after disputes over the Iran war and the Chagos Islands, the first visit by a British monarch since 2007 saw King Charles give a speech to Congress, attend a ceremonial banquets, and even give the president a bell from World War Two submarine, ‘HMS Trump’. Trump, however, is notoriously fickle in his affections. ‘s North America editor Sarah Smith analyses what the King’s state visit achieved. Video by Alex…

In 2020 Jason Moloney was offered the chance to face Inoue for the IBF and WBA bantamweight titles in a temporary venue known as ‘The Bubble’ at MGM Grand in Las Vegas.The Australian jumped at the chance.Moloney, who went on to become a WBO bantamweight champion in 2023, describes taking Inoue’s best shots.”It’s like a shocking power,” he says.”You go into the fight – you know he’s the Monster. You’ve seen his knockouts. You’ve heard about his power.”He was throwing a few, I was catching a few on the gloves and I thought ‘this is OK, this is nothing I…

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Steven Booth, 41, who was waiting in Crook’s chippy to buy his lunch, said: “My wife is from Thailand and over there catfish is often on the menu, it’s fantastic and I’m up for trying it, but it’s incredibly important you are told what you’re eating.”

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The debate about this year’s rules has widened out into what might be the ideal rule-set for the future.Aston Martin’s Lance Stroll, the son of team owner Lawrence Stroll, said the new rules were “fundamentally just so flawed”, adding: “We’re still far away from proper F1 cars, and pushing flat-out without thinking about batteries.”Two years ago, FIA president Mohammed Ben Sulayem was pushing for a return to V8 or V10 naturally aspirated engines, and he is known to still be keen on the idea.However, at the time, the engine manufacturers killed his plan.And Russell explained that the decision was more…