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Queen Camilla has called for action to be taken “now” as she reaffirms her support for the end of domestic violence.Taking to social media, the Royal Family shared footage of the ITV documentary, “Behind Closed Doors”, which followed Her Majesty as she visited charities and organisations dedicated to ending domestic violence.The message was posted as part of the 16 Days of Activism against Gender-Based Violence campaign, which is running from November 25 to December 10.Part of the video features Camilla speaking to an audience at Buckingham Palace, saying: “It’s just so important to do something now.Camilla reaffirmed her support for…

A production crew member on the BBC crime hit This City Is Ours has fallen victim to real-life criminal activity after thieves broke into their Marbella flat during filming in Spain.The burglary occurred in October while the show was shooting its second series.An insider confirmed the break-in, stressing that none of the BBC drama’s materials or technical kit were taken in the raid.However, intruders stole a crew member’s personal belongings.Sources say the incident unsettled members of the team, who called out the ‘irony’ of the robbery | BBC/Left Bank Pictures/James StackThe incident unsettled members of the team, who found themselves…

The new left-wing political party founded by Jeremy Corbyn and Zarah Sultana has voted to be named Your Party – the placeholder name it has used for months.It has used the slogan “This is Your Party” since its launch in July, but gave members the final choice on the name from a shortlist of four at the party’s founding conference in Liverpool on Sunday.The party also opted to be led by ordinary members rather than a single leader – avoiding a potentially explosive leadership race between Sultana and Corbyn. A Your Party spokesman said the name reflects the party’s mission…

Saracens: Daly; Caluori, Cinti, Tompkins, Malins; Farrell, Van Zyl; Carre, Dan, Riccioni, McFarland, Tizard, Gonzalez, Earl, WillisReplacements: Hadfield, Mawi, Street, Wilson, Isiekwe, C Bracken, Burke, HallBath: De Glanville; Cokanasiga, Harris, Butt, Arundell; Russell, Spencer; Obano, Dunn, Du Toit, Roux, Ewels, Bayliss, Reid, GreenReplacements: Frost, Van Wyk, Stuart, Molony, Hill, Carr-Smith, Ojomoh, RedpathReferee: Christope Ridley

Daniel Farke accused Gianluigi Donnarumma of feigning injury to “bend the rules” as Manchester City denied his Leeds team a precious Premier League point on Saturday at Etihad Stadium.The visitors got off to the worse possible start with Phil Foden scoring inside the first minute, before Josko Gvardiol doubled the hosts’ advantage before the break. However, Leeds rallied after the break after a change of tactics and formation, with Dominic Calvert-Lewin scoring immediately after the restart. And with City visibly struggling to cope with the changes just before Lukas Nmecha levelled, home goalkeeper Gianluigi Donnarumma went down to receive treatment,…

A former solicitor general has annihilated David Lammy’s plans to scrap juries in a number of court cases on GB News, further burdening the Deputy Prime Minister with a damning verdict.The Lord Chancellor has been battered with criticism by his own judiciary after a leaked memo revealed new proposals to reform the system, binning off juries for sentences less than five years but keeping the system for more serious offences, such as murder, manslaughter and rape.Joining GB News host Dawn Neesom, former solicitor general for England and Wales Robert Courts KC slammed Mr Lammy’s proposal to scrap juries.”I’m not in…

Zarah Sultana has taken aim at Andrew Mountbatten-Windsor, calling the former duke a “parasite” before calling to “abolish the monarchy.”The former Labour MP was making her first speech at the Your Party’s founding conference at the ACC in Liverpool.Andrew Mountbatten-Windsor had his royal titles removed by King Charles in an unprecedented move, but he is currently still occupying Royal Lodge, despite being served notice on his lease.Ms Sultana, the former Labour MP, took aim at the former royal in her speech, saying: “What a sick society we live in, where our political and media class bend over backwards for the…

Motorists are being warned of new driving laws being introduced in the final month of the year that could see millions of Britons impacted.In the weeks following the Chancellor’s Autumn Budget, motorists could find themselves at the mercy of new driving rules which could change how much they pay to stay on the road.With new rules being introduced over the coming weeks, GB News has rounded up the most important driving law changes in December 2025 that could impact you.BudgetChancellor Rachel Reeves introduced a number of significant driving rules in the Autumn Budget, including new car tax schemes, an update…

Jeremy Clarkson has reignited bad blood with Green Party deputy Zack Polanski after launching a blistering attack on high-tax politics, branding the politician a “snaggletoothed vegan” in a furious new column.Writing in The Sunday Times, Clarkson condemned what he sees as an emerging political culture that punishes work, ambition and entrepreneurship. The former Top Gear host claimed that Sir Keir Starmer, Rachel Reeves, Jeremy Corbyn and “that snaggletoothed vegan from the Green Party” all share a worldview that treats taxpayers as a bottomless source of cash for those who refuse to work.Mr Clarkson argued young people are being encouraged to…

Louise CullenAgriculture and environment correspondent, News NIIain H LeachThe Marsh Fritillary butterfly used to be widespread across the UK and IrelandA “treasure” of Northern Ireland’s countryside has had a bumper year, thanks to warm weather and conservation efforts.The Marsh Fritillary butterfly used to be widespread across the UK and Ireland but plummeted in the last century as farming practices changed.After years of work with landowners by the charity Butterfly Conservation, the latest survey of silken caterpillar nests has seen huge increases.The charity said it showed the importance of habitat restoration, because good weather alone is not enough to reverse decades…