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A Labour frontbencher has taken a swipe at Nigel Farage for “burning the relationship with the European Union”, just as No10 is pushing for closer ties with the bloc.The minister added the Government intends to “work more closely with our partners and allies in the European Union in this dangerous and turbulent world in which we live”.Care Minister Stephen Kinnock, joining GB News this afternoon, endured a grilling from host from Martin Daubney over Labour’s U-turns: from winter fuel allowance to local election delays.But Mr Kinnock brushed off the claim life has deteriorated under Labour, telling the presenter: “We’ve faced…

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Newcastle are certainly enjoying life back at Europe’s top table. Howe’s side are the top scorers in the Champions League with 26 goals, and have won six games in a single campaign in the competition for the first time.It has been quite a turnaround in the last two-and-a-half weeks.Howe was the first to admit he was not doing his job “well enough” after his side were booed off by a section of supporters following a 3-2 defeat against Brentford in the Premier League in their previous game at St James’ Park earlier this month.The Newcastle head coach embarked on some…

A bumper pair of by-elections will be taking place this week as Labour, Reform, the Lib Dems and Greens face off in front of voters. The vast majority of the headlines will be dedicated to the Gorton & Denton parliamentary by-election, which was called after the resignation of Andrew Gwynne. However, over 220 miles away on the south coast, voters will be going to the polls in Southampton for a by-election in the Shirley ward on the Hampshire city’s council. GB News has taken a dive into the two elections that could be make or break for Sir Keir Starmer.…

Sir Keir Starmer is facing mounting pressure to halt funding for French Channel patrols after new data revealed that around two-thirds of small boat migrants successfully reach Britain.The Prime Minister is expected to approve fresh payments to Paris when the current agreement expires next month, with talks already underway over a new multi-year deal.But Conservative and Reform UK figures are demanding that no further cash be handed over without clear evidence of tougher action from France.More than 41,000 people crossed the Channel in small boats last year – a 13 per cent increase and the second-highest annual total on record.French…

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Economic confidence among Britain’s wealthiest individuals has fallen again, reversing a modest recovery recorded in the second half of 2025.The ninth edition of the Saltus Wealth Index Report shows the benchmark measure declined from 64.7 to 61.3 over the past six months.The biannual survey questioned 2,000 individuals with investible assets exceeding £250,000, and found broader confidence in the UK economy dropped to 59 per cent, down from 66 per cent in the previous report.That compares with 84 per cent recorded before Labour’s first Budget in August 2024.Nearly one quarter of respondents said they lacked confidence in the economy, with the…

Preston had only brought around 200 fans for what was a sell-out. With tickets in the away end sold to Swansea supporters, this was a record number of home fans at a game in this stadium.Yet the away fans were loudest during a first half in which their team led to puncture the party atmosphere.”Snoop Dogg, what’s the score?” sang Preston’s travelling contingent, before later chanting: “Where’s your towel gone?”Sat in the directors’ box in a long Swansea puffer coat, which would not have looked out of place on the slopes of the Winter Olympics in northern Italy, this was…

A fundraising campaign has been launched to repair a historic sailing boat which was destroyed by a fire. People have rallied to support shipmaster Spike Davies after a fire destroyed the historic sailing boat, Keewaydin, at Sailors Creek, near Falmouth in Cornwall. The blaze occurred on February 19, leaving the boat unsalvageable.To make matters worse, a group of volunteers, led by Mr Davies, had been restoring the boat for the past two years, with its relaunch only two weeks away. The boat, a 1913 Lowestoft fishing trawler, was due to be relaunched in March, meaning its restoration was almost finished.Restoration…

Richard Tice has told GB News Britons have been “deeply misled over misinformation” about fracking just hours after Reform pledged to “reindustrialise Britain”.As part of that bid, Reform UK’s business, trade and energy spokesman told Jacob Rees-Mogg part of their goal will come from cutting energy costs.Earlier today, the MP set out Reform UK’s “business, trade and energy super department”, which is set to cover housing as well.He vowed to ditch Net Zero “madness” and cut energy costs – and part of this will be sourced from fracking.”Fracking is a perfectly safe process,” the GB News host said. “It actually…