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British planes “are in the sky today” across the Middle East “as part of co-ordinated regional defensive operations to protect our people, our interests and our allies”, Sir Keir Starmer has announced.In a pre-recorded statement, the Prime Minister said: “Earlier this morning, the United States and Israel struck targets in Iran. Iran has since launched indiscriminate strikes across the region.”I know the British people and communities across our country will be deeply concerned about what this means for security and stability, and for the fate of innocent people across the region, which for so many of us includes friends and…

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In December, the GAA opted to continue its deal with Allianz following a recommendation from its ethics and integrity commission, despite a petition signed by 800 current high-profile players calling for an end to the relationship. The GAA’s deal with Allianz was not one of the 25 motions on the agenda on day two of Congress on Saturday. Speaking on Friday evening, the GAA’s director general Tom Ryan addressed the issue. “I do think we need to bear in mind where our responsibilities begin and end as an organisation,” said Ryan. “We are motivated by the right things and we…

Analysts are urging Chancellor Rachel Reeves to consider reform to the ISA reform as part of next week’s Spring Statement despite reports the event is likely to be uneventful.The forthcoming address presents an opportunity for the chancellor to elaborate on Government intentions regarding a replacement for the Lifetime ISA, according to industry experts.Last year saw the announcement that a new ISA product targeting first-time buyers would supersede the existing Lifetime ISA scheme.According to Tom Selby, director of public policy at AJ Bell: “The Spring Statement could be an opportunity for the Chancellor to put some meat on the bones, hoping…

Meghan Markle’s newest bookmark has sold out less than a day after launching, just a month after her first bookmark did the same.The Duchess of Sussex’s lifestyle brand As Ever has been expanding their range in 2026, with the first bookmark releasing in early January. Showcasing the new bookmark on their social media, they said: “Our sold out bookmark, now with a new phrase.“Hold that thought.Meghan Markle’s latest bookmark sold out in a few hours after launch, the same as the original did during it’s release in January | AS EVER “A reminder that not everything needs to be finished…

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A journalist’s interview with caretaker Ian Huntley, just days after schoolgirls Holly Wells and Jessica Chapman went missing in Soham in 2002, raised enough suspicion to inform the police. “At the time I was very concerned about some of the things Ian Huntley was saying. I didn’t think he was telling the truth,” said journalist Brian Farmer. On Thursday, double murderer Huntley was being treated for serious head injuries after he was attacked by another inmate in a workshop at HMP Frankland – the high security prison in County Durham.The 52-year-old is serving a life sentence with a minimum term…

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Border police are cracking down on gangs exploiting a “backdoor” into Britain away from the small boats crisis on the Channel.Criminal networks are increasingly using the Common Travel Area between the UK and Ireland as an alternative smuggling route, after GB News revealed the loophole was becoming a “migrant magnet” late last year. As such, a coordinated three-day enforcement operation targeting the Irish “back-entry route” was launched.Recent raids have resulted in 32 immigration offenders being detained at seaports and airports connecting Britain and Ireland.The crackdown was led by the Domestic Organised Immigration Crime taskforce under DCC Wendy Gunney, working alongside…