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Watch the moment a fiery row breaks out on GB News after a Labour MP claims some Chagossians believe the deal is the “right thing to do”.Discussing Sir Keir Starmer’s “surrender” deal, Alex Ballinger denied host Martin Daubney’s argument the deal is “dead in the water” and a “folly”, following Donald Trump’s latest outburst.Taking to Truth Social, the US President declared Sir Keir’s Chagos Islands deal is a “big mistake”, ordering the PM to “not give away Diego Garcia”.Meanwhile, de-facto Chagossian First Minister Misley Mandarin has travelled to the islands to create a permanent settlement there in protest of the…

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Labour has approved a 1,300‑acre solar installation on prime agricultural land in Ed Miliband’s South Yorkshire constituency, despite dozens of objections from local residents.The Fenwick scheme, brought forward by Boom Power, will convert an area equivalent to around 650 football pitches into solar arrays and battery‑storage facilities. The decision was signed off by junior energy minister Alan Whitehead rather than the Energy Secretary himself.Mr Miliband, who represents the area in Parliament, recused himself from the process because the development falls within his constituency, although such approvals would ordinarily rest with him in his role as Energy Secretary.The application was examined…

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Winter is the season of staying in — longer nights, slower mornings, and more time spent under the covers. If your bed isn’t delivering peak comfort, you’ll feel it now more than ever. That’s why it could be an ideal moment to rethink your sleep setup. Emma has launched its latest sale, offering significant savings on mattress toppers, memory foam mattresses, mattress protectors, and pillows— so you can upgrade everything in one go. Most sleep experts recommend switching to a new mattress every six to eight years.If your current mattress is anything close to that, Emma is offering 25% off…

Zimbabwe finished top of Group B at the T20 World Cup after stunning England’s next opponents Sri Lanka in a six-wicket victory in Colombo.Both sides were already guaranteed their place in the Super 8s but Zimbabwe, who did not qualify for the last T20 World Cup in 2024, progress unbeaten after completing a fine chase of 179 with three balls to spare.Opener Brian Bennett, who is yet to be dismissed in the tournament, followed his score of 64 not out in the famous win over Australia last week with an unbeaten 63 to steer home the chase.He shared an opening…

Nine people have been injured in London’s second major bus crash in the last 24 hours. It has been reported seven people have been taken to hospital, with a total of nine suffering injuries after a double-decker bus crashed into a bridge in Croydon, south London. The crash happened on the junction of Park Street and Park Lane in Croydon, around 11:30am today. This is the second incident involving a bus in the capital within the past 24 hours as two double-deckers crashed yesterday in Southwark. Ambulance crews rushed to the scene, the Metro reported, where nine people were treated…

Sir Keir Starmer’s Government lied to the White House over its Chagos “surrender” deal, a former Conservative leader has claimed.Having jetted off to the US last week to speak with members of Congress, as well as top officials and ministers, Sir Iain Duncan Smith said they were being sold a “complete lie” by the British Government.Last night, President Trump launched an extraordinary attack on Labour’s Chagos deal, just hours after Washington reiterated its official support for the £35billion handover agreement.In a Truth Social post, Mr Trump said Sir Keir Starmer is making an “extraordinary mistake” by entering a 99-year lease…

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British homebuyers are paying £119 less per month on their mortgages compared to this time last year after borrowing costs eased.Typical monthly repayments stood at £1,592 in January, compared with £1,711 in the same month in 2025, according to Rightmove.The seven per cent annual decline reflects a combination of lower mortgage rates and modest house price growth over the period.The average two-year fixed mortgage rate fell to 4.23 per cent in January, down from 4.99 per cent 12 months earlier.However, national asking prices increased by 0.5 per cent year-on-year to reach £368,031 in January.Rightmove’s calculations assume buyers provide a 20…