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Tyrone Sermon, Head of Research at Find Out Now, has warned of a potential “Labour meltdown” as the latest polling shows Reform UK surging ahead.The latest YouGov poll shows Reform UK holding steady on 27 per cent of the vote, just within the margin of error of last week’s 26 per cent, giving them an eight-point lead over any other party.Labour remain unchanged on 19 per cent, while the Conservatives drop slightly to 18 per cent from 19 per cent in the previous poll.The Greens are at 15 per cent, effectively unchanged from last week’s 16 per cent, and the…

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The government says it has “no current plans” to force drivers who run over a cat to report the collision.Nearly 11,000 people have signed an e-petition submitted to Parliament calling for the government “to make it law that if you hit a cat you must legally report it and take it to the nearest vets”.Cats and wild animals are not covered by the Road Traffic Act 1988, which states drivers must stop and report an accident which involves certain specified animals such as dogs, horses, cattle, mules, sheep, pigs or goats.A government statement said that prosecutions would be difficult due…

Leicester: Steward; Radwan, Wand, Kata, Hassell-Collins; Searle, Whiteley; Smith, Blamire, Heyes, Henderson, Wells, Thompson, Reffell (capt), Moro.Replacements: Theobald-Thomas, Van der Flier, Hurd, Manz, Williams, Allan, Bailey, Woodward.Leinster: J O’Brien; T O’Brien, Ioane, Henshaw, Lowe; Byrne, Gibson-Park; McCarthy, Kelleher, Clarkson, McCarthy, Ryan, Conan, Van der Flier, Doris.Replacements: Sheehan, Boyle, Slimani, Mangan, Deegan, McGrath, Prendergast, Frawley.

Home Secretary Shabana Mahmood is set to order an independent special investigation into potential vetting failures at the Metropolitan Police.The probe centres on roughly 300 officers recruited between 2016 and 2023 who may have joined Britain’s largest force without adequate background checks.Concerns have emerged that these individuals could present a criminal threat, having potentially bypassed screening designed to identify applicants with convictions, cautions, or links to criminal activity.The Home Secretary and her team have been receiving updates on the Met’s own preliminary findings throughout the review process.The Met launched its own internal investigation, dubbed Operation Jorica, several months ago, which…

France is taking a hardline stance in cracking down on national media that many fear borders on censorship – with multiple former UK Culture Secretaries warning Britain not to go down the same path.GB News has been told by well-respected former Cabinet ministers that Sir Keir Starmer must not mirror France’s “Orwellian” crackdown against media outlets.The fears come as Culture Secretary Lisa Nandy is looking at ways to do more to tackle “misleading and false content”, having already blasted Ofcom over the watchdog’s decision to allow MPs to host current affairs programmes.Ms Nandy has also taken a veiled swipe at…

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Former chief executive Chris Irwin is also working with his own consortium to try and salvage the troubled club, with the RFL announcing a decision on which bid has been successful on 17 December.A mass player exodus, late wage payments and frequent appearances in the High Court over unpaid debts overshadowed a campaign in which they finished bottom of Super League.Salford also lost their top-flight status in the end-of-year grading before last week’s appearance saw the club wound up with their former owners unable to reach a deal to settle significant outstanding debts.Despite the short turnaround to the start of…

Sean CoughlanRoyal correspondentWatch: King Charles issues update on his cancer treatmentKing Charles has shared “good news” about his cancer, saying in a personal message that early diagnosis and “effective intervention” means his treatment can be reduced in the new year.In a recorded video message broadcast on Channel 4 for the Stand Up To Cancer campaign, the King said: “This milestone is both a personal blessing and a testimony to the remarkable advances that have been made in cancer care.”This news that he is responding well to treatment is the biggest update on the King’s health since he revealed his diagnosis…