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Prince Harry and Meghan Markle’s second official Christmas card was leaked on social media ahead of its scheduled release this afternoon.GB News understands that the Christmas card was set to be unveiled around 4pm this afternoon but appeared on social media just after midday.The Duke and Duchess of Sussex had planned to release the second Christmas card a few hours after their first one dropped on their official website.Just before midday, the couple shared the first Christmas card on the news section of their official website.Prince Harry and Meghan Markle’s second official Christmas card was leaked on social media ahead…

Six councils in the UK have been granted permission by the government to increase council tax beyond the standard five per cent threshold without seeking approval from residents through a referendum.These councils will have the power to make larger council tax hikes after Labour has reduced their share of government fundingWandsworth, Westminster, Hammersmith and Fulham, the City of London, Kensington and Chelsea, and Windsor and Maidenhead will be exempt from rules that normally require council tax rises of five per cent or more to be approved by a local referendum. The government said residents in these areas have had “historically…

GB News host Dawn Neesom has shut down trans rights campaigner Steph Richards in a heated row over Labour’s block on gender guidance.The Women and Equality Secretary has been accused of blocking the new guidance to force businesses to provide women only bathrooms.It’s understood that Bridget Phillipson has given a statement to the High Court describing the proposed rules as “trans-exclusive” and has failed to sign them off more than three months after receiving them. Discussing the guidance, the Good Afternoon Britain host was forced to intervene as Ms Richards consistently took aim at “gender-critical people”.Discussing the guidance, Ms Richards…

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Lyndsey Telford News NIPSNIDamian Duffy, 56, and 31-year-old Shea Reynolds were convicted of six joint offencesTwo men who installed a wildlife camera in the driveway of a retired police officer’s house have been jailed for a total of 34 years.Damian Duffy, 56, from Westclare Court in Dungannon, and 31-year-old Shea Reynolds from Kilwilkie Road, in Lurgan, were previously convicted of six joint terror offences dating between 3 and 21 September 2016.Sentencing , Judge Patricia Smyth described both men as “dangerous”.She said placing the camera in the driveway of a retired police officer’s home could only have have been “to monitor…

The opening of a Rob Burrow Motor Neurone Disease Centre in Yorkshire has inspired Mayor of Greater Manchester Andy Burnham to do something similar in his region.He made the comment after a visit to the first-of-its-kind centre in Leeds, which was opened by Prince William last month.The centre for patients and their families was the idea of the Leeds Rhinos star, who was diagnosed with the disease in 2019 and died aged 41 in June 2024, and his consultant Dr Agam Jung.Posting to X, Mr Burnham said he was inspired by the thought of creating a Rob Burrow Centre “on…

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An Eritrean asylum seeker has been imprisoned for nine years following a violent sexual assault on a woman walking alone along Margate seafront.Amer Mohammed, who had been residing at the Glenwood Hotel in Cliftonville, was sentenced at Canterbury Crown Court yesterday for the attack that occurred in the early hours of August 10, 2024.A jury at the same court had previously convicted the 24-year-old on 9 October of assault by penetration and assault occasioning actual bodily harm with intent to commit a sexual offence, following a trial lasting ten days.The incident unfolded on the Promenade when Mohammed approached his victim,…

GB News host Alex Armstrong has torn into Labour’s latest attempt to tackle misogyny in Britain’s young men, branding the plan an “utter joke”.Discussing the newly announced violence against women and girls strategy, the Britain’s Newsroom star criticised the “nonsense” helpline, declaring it the work of “north Islington elites”.FULL STORY HERE.

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