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Andrew Rosindell has said Britain needs “radical change” and an end to Sir Keir Starmer’s “socialist Government”.Speaking in his first sit-down interview since his defection to Reform, he told GB News he is “frightened” of where the country is heading.FULL STORY HERE.

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Lynette HorsburghNorth WestDavid Dixon/GeographJet2 said it was arranging alternative flights for affected passengers A flight to Spain took off without more than 30 passengers on board after they took a wrong turn down a set of stairs at the boarding gate.The Jet2 flight from Manchester to Alicante departed without 31 holidaymakers – who found themselves in a dead-end stairwell after showing staff their boarding passes.The passengers left behind had gone through a set of doors and down the steps at Manchester Airport’s Terminal 2 instead of following the air bridge to the plane for the 07:00 GMT flight. Jet2, the…

Carole Ann Ford, who portrayed the Doctor’s first-ever companion Susan Foreman when Doctor Who launched in 1963, has said the BBC owes it to loyal viewers to keep the long-running science fiction series alive.The actress, who recently returned to the show alongside Ncuti Gatwa’s Time Lord, shared her thoughts about the enduring dedication of the programme’s fanbase.“The fans are very loyal and they’ve stuck with it through thick and thin over the years,” Ms Ford told Radio Times.She pointed out that fans continued creating their own stories, artwork and content during periods when the BBC was not producing new episodes.Dr…

Maia DaviesandTom Symonds & Imogen James,Royal Courts of JusticeWatch: Prince Harry arrives at the High Court in London on Monday morningThe Duke of Sussex was made to feel “paranoid beyond belief” by alleged unlawful information gathering by the Daily Mail and the Mail on Sunday, a court has heard.Prince Harry is among seven high-profile claimants including Sir Elton John and Liz Hurley alleging the papers’ publisher, Associated Newspapers Limited (ANL), committed “grave breaches of privacy” over a 20-year period.The prince felt his “every move, thought or feeling was being tracked and monitored just for the Mail to make money out…

Rather bizarrely, the role of Northern Ireland Women’s manager is being advertised on the football recruitment agency Football Careers, external, which suggests the IFA do not currently have someone lined up to take over.The job specification says the ideal candidate would be based in the United Kingdom or the Republic of Ireland and “will be tasked with inspiring and preparing elite players to compete on the international stage while shaping the future of women’s football”.They must also “lead the senior women’s team in the next phase of its development and build on recent progress”.What is not mentioned, is the fact…

Anti-knife crime campaigner Ken Hinds has urged caution over the expansion of facial recognition technology by police forces, saying there are “some major concerns” about its use. Speaking to GB News, Mr Hinds welcomed the technology for its potential to catch violent offenders, particularly those who commit crimes against women and children. But he warned that misidentifications can have serious consequences.Speaking on The People’s Channel, Mr Hinds said: “I welcome this technology, but it always comes with what I term safeguarding concerns. “My concerns come from my lived experience of people who have been caught up in errors. “One of…

Tory MPs have hit out at the Church of England over its £100 million slavery reparations plan, calling it “divisive and illegal.”Katie Lamb, who led the letter of complaint, said the church has no legal right to give away its endowment, which is intended to support parish churches and clergy.She added that most Anglicans want the church focusing on crumbling buildings and congregations, not historical reparation payments.WATCH THE GB NEWS ORIGINAL ABOVE

Dara Huang has shared a rare glimpse of her former partner, Edoardo Mapelli Mozzi, who is now married to Princess Beatrice, as she joined the viral “2016” throwback trend on Instagram.The 42-year-old reflected on hiding her pregnancy at work and recalled an emotional moment when she and her ex-boyfriend first met their son, Wolfie.Ms Huang, an architect and founder of Design Haus Liberty, wrote that “2016 was my year of recovery” as she described giving “a presentation to a boardroom of 20 men on my due date” and climbing a ladder to one of London’s largest penthouses while pregnant.In the…

People with terminal illnesses are finding themselves unable to access early payouts from their life insurance policies due to obscure clauses buried in contracts taken out during the 1990s and 2000s.These terminal illness benefits typically enable policyholders to receive funds before death rather than leaving the money solely for bereaved relatives.These payouts are often used to help pay for care at the end of life, replace lost income while someone is ill, and give families more time together.However, many older policies included rules that stop people claiming early if the policy is due to end within the next 12 to…