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An EasyJet customer has been charged with a string of offences after an alleged attack on board a plane in Egypt.Nadine Nugent, from Belfast, has been charged with seven offences alleged to have taken place on May 21.They include three charges of common assault in addition to single counts of making a threat to kill, failing to comply with the lawful command of the pilot, behaving in a threatening, abusive or insulting manner and being drunk on an aircraft.The alleged incident happened on easyJet flight EZY3077 from Belfast International Airport to Hurghada, Egypt.Ms Nugent is accused of physically attacking three…
A former top Barrister has hit out at Labour’s “socialist regime” amid plans to scrap jury trials apart from in certain cases.Speaking to GB News, Steven Barrett told host Martin Daubney the Government “doesn’t like freedom” and the decision hands “too much power” to the judge.The dramatic overhaul of the criminal justice system has been revealed through a confidential memorandum from the Justice Secretary David Lammy in documents marked “sensitive and official”, which outline the most significant changes to trial procedures in decades.Under the proposed reforms, all remaining criminal offences would be determined by judges sitting without juries, fundamentally altering…
Meghan Markle has expressed heartfelt appreciation to customers of her As Ever lifestyle brand, whilst revealing intimate details of her family’s Thanksgiving celebrations in California. In a newsletter distributed on Thursday, the Duchess of Sussex shared that she and Prince Harry are entertaining close friends at their Montecito residence.The 44-year-old duchess acknowledged the challenges of holiday hosting, particularly managing the turkey preparation.She conveyed deep gratitude for being surrounded by her husband, their children, and loved ones during the festive gathering.Meghan Markle admits ‘family and dear friends’ will be visiting Sussexes for Thanksgiving | GETTYHer message thanked supporters for embracing As…
GB News host Martin Daubney brutally shut down a Labour MP for claiming the Budget will “benefit nine in 10 households” across the country.Descending into a bitter row, Martin told David Pinto-Duschinsky the fiscal measures announced by Chancellor Rachel Reeves was nothing more than “benefits bonanza giveaway” rather than favouring working people.Defending her Budget today, Ms Reeves told GB News her Budget is “focused on my priorities: cutting the cost of living, cutting NHS waiting lists and cutting debt and borrowing”.She added: “I achieved those things in my Budget, my second Budget as Chancellor of the Exchequer yesterday.”As Martin recited…
Loose Women will air on Christmas Day for the first time in its 26-year history, despite facing severe financial constraints.The festive special marks an unprecedented moment for the daytime panel show, which will feature celebrity guests and seasonal entertainment as part of ITV’s Christmas morning schedule on December 25.It comes as the programme confronts significant budget reductions announced earlier this year, which will see its yearly output cut from 52 weeks to 30 weeks.The Christmas Day episode will include “sparkling surprises, celebrity guests, and some true Loose style festive fun”, according to ITV’s announcement.Loose Women is being impacted by ITV…
Thousands of drivers will be required to adhere to new licensing rules, as the Government overhauls laws to boost safety.Ministers have given the green light to new laws designed to strengthen safety and protection for passengers in taxis and private hire vehicles.The new national standards follow Baroness Casey’s audit into Group-based Child Sexual Exploitation and Abuse, as the Government looks to protect passengers and young people.Transport Secretary Heidi Alexander now has the power to introduce standards for taxi and private hire vehicle licensing following rules debated in Parliament earlier this week (November 25).The standards would require all drivers, vehicles and…
The government has U-turned on its manifesto commitment to offer all workers protection against unfair dismissal from their first day in a job.Ministers now plan to introduce the right after six months instead, following concerns from business groups. The government argued it was making the climbdown to stop its employment legislation being delayed in the House of Lords, where it has run into opposition. Other new day-one rights to sick pay and paternity leave will still go ahead, coming into effect in April 2026. Currently, employees need to have been in a role for a minimum of two years before…
World number one Judd Trump will take on Stephen Maguire when he begins his defence of his UK Championship title on Saturday.Trump is yet to pick up any silverware in 2025 and faces a tricky last-32 contest against Maguire, who was the UK champion in 2004 and also reached the final in 2007 and 2019. Record eight-time winner Ronnie O’Sullivan gets his campaign under way on Tuesday against China’s Zhou Yuelong. ‘The Rocket’, who turns 50 on the day of the quarter-finals, has won all seven of his previous meetings with the world number 29, who reached the final of…
A hero firefighter, who was disciplined for not reprimanding colleagues who used the “outdated” term “fireman”, has lost his unfair dismissal case.Simon Bailey, 58, who served with Avon Fire and Rescue Service from 1996 until his resignation in September 2023, had challenged the action at an employment tribunal.Mr Bailey spent a decorated 27 years in the service, where he was praised for his bravery, but felt forced to resign after being “humiliated” by the ordeal.The case arose from a July 2021 complaint by a female colleague about sexist language at their station, including the persistent use of what she called…
GB News host Martin Daubney brutally shut down a Labour MP for claiming the Budget will “benefit nine in 10 households” across the country.Descending into a bitter row, Martin told David Pinto-Duschinsky the fiscal measures announced by Chancellor Rachel Reeves was nothing more than “benefits bonanza giveaway” rather than favouring working people.FULL STORY HERE.