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Susan Hall has launched a fresh attack on Sir Sadiq Khan as she demanded a London investigation to be set up within the national grooming gangs inquiry.Speaking to GB News, the Conservative leader at City Hall accused the London Mayor of “denial” over the rape gangs operating in the capital.The latest demand follows a now viral fiery Assembly exchange in 2025, she asked Sir Sadiq: “Grooming gangs, that I would call rape gangs. Tell me about them. How many of those have we got? Not county lines. Those particular groups.”Sir Sadiq told the London Assembly: “We know in London there…

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The US Federal Reserve has announced the country’s base rate will remain at its current level in a blow to President Donald Trump’s economic agenda amid his ongoing feud with the financial institution’s chairman, Jerome Powell.Interest rates have been hiked globally by central banks, including the Bank of England, in an effort to ease inflation; however, the cost of borrowing has begun to be come down over the past year.After three consecutive cuts last year, the Federal Open Market Committee (FOMC) has set the US base rate to a range of 3.50 per cent to 3.75 per cent, and will…

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A PGA Tour statement said:, external “Given that he resigned his Tour membership prior to violating any Tour regulations, he would be eligible to return to Tour competition on August 25, 2026, as a non-member, provided that he complies with Tour regulations and does not participate in additional unauthorised events.”At that time, Reed would be eligible to participate in FedExCup Fall events as a non-member and could accept sponsor exemptions or participate in open qualifying for those tournaments.”Reed would then be able to reinstate his membership for the 2027 Tour season, where he would play out of the past champion…

York pub landlord Paul Gardener has hit out at Labour’s business rates relief package, dismissing it as “tinkering around the edges” of a hospitality sector already under intense pressure.Speaking to GB News, Mr Gardener said the much-touted 15 per cent relief should not be mistaken for a bailout, warning it merely reduces a tax rise that pubs were facing anyway.Speaking on GB News the York pub landlord said: “The package may just sound like a charitable case. And as a bailout it’s not a bailout as such, as it’s taking 15 per cent less off what we’re going to do…

A Tory Birmingham Councillor has issued a desperate plea ahead of the May elections, calling on voters to allow the Conservatives to get “stuck in” and reverse the ongoing bin strikes.Speaking to GB News, Sutton Reddicap Councillor Richard Parkin said residents are “beleaguered, worn out, drained, fed up, frustrated and angry” over the strikes.Demonstrations by refuse workers are entering their second year after the Labour-run council told employees their roles were at risk of an £8,000 pay cut, due to a change in the grading system.As the workers continue to walk out over the cuts, Birmingham City Council has spent…

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Millions of households across the UK are being urged to take immediate action against so-called ‘vampire devices’ that could be silently draining their finances.Energy specialists have calculated that British families could pocket more than £140 annually simply by disconnecting appliances when they are not being used.Many common household appliances continue to use electricity even when left on standby, quietly pushing up energy bills without homeowners realising, according to research by Electric Radiators Direct.The warning comes as the Ofgem energy price cap rose by 0.2 per cent at the start of January 2026, lifting the typical dual-fuel bill for households paying…

Guardiola’s anger about refereeing decisions has been bubbling underneath the surface for much of the season. But throughout this month he has been unable to keep a lid on his feelings. Even before the most recent incidents, Guardiola had at least some grounds for complaint.The Premier League’s Key Match Incidents Panel ruled City should have been given a penalty in a 2-1 loss at Newcastle in November. Phil Foden was caught by home defender Fabian Schar after he had released a shot, but the VAR did not intervene. In the same game Newcastle scored a goal which looked like it…