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GB News presenter Michelle Dewberry has defended her partner Simon Jordan following criticism of his comments about immigration and Muslim communities on TalkSPORT.The former Crystal Palace chairman faced backlash after discussing Sir Jim Ratcliffe’s controversial remarks about Britain being “colonised” by immigrants.Islamic news outlet 5PillarsUK shared a clip of Jordan’s broadcast appearance on X, accusing him of having “raged against the Muslim community.”Dewberry responded by reposting the criticism with a dismissive message: “‘Raged against the Muslim community’ Oh get over yourselves.”Michelle Dewberry penned a defensive statement on X | XShe continued: “I know you’d love a society where people aren’t…

When, in September 2025, police found pictures of Chan sexually abusing girls, the couple had to go through the torture of looking through the images to establish if their daughter was one of the victims. However, they say they could not be sure, one way or another.

Former Northern Ireland defender and BBC Sport NI pundit Stephen Craigan said the “draw could have been a lot worse” and it would be realistic for O’Neill’s side to avoid relegation.”We’ve got more than enough in our locker to be competitive,” he added.”If we could stay in League B after this campaign I think everyone would be pleased and see it as progress.”I think stability, which would be staying in League B. You can carry that experience forward. “Getting relegated would not be the end of the world, but when you work so hard to get that promotion you want…

Alton Towers has backtracked on its controversial plan to tighten access to its disability queuing system following strong criticism from people with autism, ADHD and anxiety.Merlin Entertainments, who oversee the park, had planned to introduce new eligibility rules for its Ride Access Pass, which provides a non-queueing option for people unable to stand in long lines.Under the scrapped plan, visitors to places like Alton Towers and other parks including Chessington World of Adventures and Legoland Windsor who only had “difficulty with crowds” would no longer have qualified.The company said it had “listened carefully to the extensive feedback” and decided to…

A gender critical activist has hailed Labour’s new trans guidance issued to schools, pinpointing a crucial safeguarding detail on GB News. Under Bridget Phillipson’s guidance, which women’s rights campaigners have sought for years, students will be allowed to change their gender at school. The framework has advised teachers to approach requests to transition with “caution” and has added they must consult parents. However, while it is being reported that the guidance says teachers must ultimately accept a child’s request, Executive Director of campaign body Sex Matters Maya Forstater fact-checked the claim.”It doesn’t actually say that,” she told the channel. “We…

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The BBC has announced plans to slash 10 per cent of its operating costs over the coming three years, citing significant financial strain on the public broadcaster.It came just hours after a trial date was set between the broadcaster and President Donald Trump and his $10billion lawsuit.Tim Davie, who will step down as director general in April, communicated the savings target to employees on Thursday.Whilst the corporation declined to specify an exact figure, the reductions are anticipated to total hundreds of millions of pounds. The fresh round of cuts adds to what has been described as a series of demoralising…

A letter to Home Secretary Shabana Mahmood, signed by 35 Labour MPs, along with 17 from other parties, 21 peers and 33 civil society organisations, says the proposals are “unfair towards migrant workers who have put down roots, contributed to their communities and built lives here”.

Cracknell was a late call-up for the November series after the loss of Taulupe Faletau to injury.The 31-year-old blind-side or number eight made his Test debut off the bench against Argentina and then won man of the match in the last-kick win versus Japan.Cracknell is in line to join Aaron Wainwright and Alex Mann in the starting back row at the expense of open-side Josh Macleod.”The balance probably wasn’t right last weekend,” said former Wales flanker and captain Ellis Jenkins.”It’s making sure we have enough physicality so that we can match France at the contact area, tackle and collision.”I like…

A Lincolnshire theatre has confirmed it will pull all pork products from its café during performances of Peppa Pig’s Big Family Show.Grimsby Auditorium made the decision following a request from animal rights organisation Peta, describing it as “a considerate gesture”.Bacon sandwiches, sausage rolls, ham sandwiches and scotch eggs will all be unavailable when the children’s production takes to the stage on March 3 and 4.In place of traditional pork offerings, the theatre will serve vegan ham alternatives.The auditorium said it remains committed to regularly reviewing and improving its menu options.Tickets for the show start at £20.Jennifer White, representing Peta, expressed…