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Police have launched an attempted murder investigation after intruders “poured accelerant” over a pensioner in his home in County Armagh on Thursday evening.Six masked men armed with bats entered the man’s living room on the Clay Road in Keady at about 19:35 GMT.The Police Service of Northern Ireland (PSNI) said the intruders attacked the man with bats as he lay on the floor. Det Insp Moffett said: “This was a terrible ordeal for this man who was subjected to a savage beating and has now lost his home.”The police said as the man lay on the floor, the attackers “then…

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Reform UK has marked an historic by-election result after claiming its first council seat in Scotland.Candidate David McLennan won the Whitburn and Blackburn by-election at West Lothian Council after bagging 1,177 of the votes.The Party’s Scotland branch described it as a “momentous day”, adding: “Reform is coming.”The by-election victory marks a potentially defining moment for Reform ahead of the Holyrood elections in 2026.And it comes just days after Mr Farage announced a surprise defection from the Conservatives while speaking in Scotland.Lord Offord of Garvel became the first member of the House of Lords to join Reform as he revealed his…

Rachel Reeves has been handed a damning assessment by the Shadow Chief Secretary to the Treasury, as the latest ONS figures revealed the UK’s GDP has shrunk.Speaking to GB News, Richard Fuller declared the latest economic figures are “really bad news” for the Chancellor.FULL STORY HERE.

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Thousands across Britain could face unexpected tax bills after HMRC launched its “Help For Hustles” campaign targeting people earning money or gifts through online content.New research from business platform Tide shows 42 per cent of social media users now receive cash or freebies for posts on platforms including TikTok, Instagram and YouTube.Tide found the typical earner brings in about £1,223 a year from online activity.This figure sits above HMRC’s £1,000 trading allowance threshold.It means many creators may be required to complete a self-assessment tax return without realising they fall within the rules.The campaign comes as the Christmas and New Year…

An alleged associate of Manchester synagogue attacker Jihad Al-Shamie is to face trial accused of driving him to survey the UK’s Defence Academy to carry out hostile reconnaissance.Mohammad Bashir, 31, of Shaftsbury Road, Manchester, appeared by videolink at the Old Bailey earlier charged with four terrorism offences.He spoke only to confirm his personal details at the preliminary hearing.He is charged with preparation of terrorist acts and three counts of disseminating terrorist publications on WhatsApp on dates in November and December 2024.Mr Bashir was told that his four-week trial has been provisionally fixed to begin on 6 July at Manchester Crown…

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Surrey PoliceRobert Rhodes, 52, has been convicted of murdering his wife, Dawn Rhodes, in a trial at Inner London Crown CourtA man has been found guilty of murdering his wife following a new trial eight years after being cleared.Robert Rhodes stabbed his wife Dawn in the neck and was cleared of murder in 2017 after saying she had tried to attack him.New evidence from Rhodes’ child revealed how he coerced them into helping with a plan to kill his wife and injure himself to make it look like self-defence.Rhodes, 52, who denied ever planning to kill his wife, will be…