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Morrisons has just launched its “most festive range to date”, perfect for dog and cat parents this Christmas.The supermarket is giving pet owners the chance to spoil their furry companions over the holidays with everything from cosy jumpers to advent calendars and seasonal snacks.It’s great news for anyone who loves treating their four-legged friends during the holidays.The range covers both dogs and cats, so no member of the household gets left out of the festivities.From pigs in blankets mini rolls to festive fashion, there’s something for every pet this December, with prices starting from just £1.The Oh Deer Christmas Dog…
Trains, flights and ferries have been cancelled and thousands left without power as Storm Bram brought heavy rain, strong winds and unseasonably mild temperatures to large parts of the UK.Amber warnings for wind, which mean a possible danger to life, are in place in part of Northern Ireland and northern Scotland, where forecasters say gusts could reach speeds of 90mph (145 km/h).Yellow warnings for wind are in place across Northern Ireland, Scotland and Wales, as well as northern and south-west England.As of 17:25 GMT, there were 90 flood warnings in place across the UK, with 37 flood warnings in England,…
In their appeal, Palace claimed that other clubs had been given preferential treatment to modify their ownership structures for admission to Europe after 1 March. Palace highlighted the case of Nottingham Forest. Owner Evangelos Marinakis had diluted his control of the club in preparation for Champions League qualification for both Forest and Olympiakos.In a similar situation, Chelsea owners BlueCo had issued millions of new shares in Strasbourg in case both clubs ended up in the same competition. Palace claimed this was proof that some clubs had been given extra time by Uefa to sort out their structures. This was thrown…
An autistic man has agreed to take up paid employment at Asda following weeks of controversy over his treatment by rivals Waitrose.Tom Boyd, 28, will commence work at Waitrose as a “paid partner” next month after he accepted part-time work with Asda during the run-up to Christmas.He previously contributed 600 hours of unpaid labour at the Cheadle Hulme branch of Waitrose in Greater Manchester before being told his placement must end. The decision came after his mother, Frances Boyd, enquired about the possibility of her son receiving payment for his service.Mr Boyd’s journey at Waitrose began in 2021 as part…
Kemi Badenoch has denied “taking a leaf out of Nigel Farage’s book” as she announced her latest crackdown on Britain’s welfare state.Speaking to GB News, the Tory leader told Political Correspondent Olivia Utley she is instead “taking a leaf out of the Conservative book” to make sure voters “hear her message”.FULL STORY HERE.
Queen Camilla hosted an afternoon tea reception at Clarence House for Surviving Economic Abuse, the UK’s only charity dedicated to raising awareness of economic abuse and improving frontline responses to it.The visit took place on Tuesday, December 9, and brought together survivors, frontline workers, charity staff, trustees and representatives from the banking sector who are helping to shape national action on economic abuse.Photographs released from the event show Queen Camilla meeting survivors in the Morning Room at Clarence House and listening to their experiences.The Queen joined a private discussion with three survivors who shared their lived experience of economic abuse…
The UK economy could earn a £220billion financial boost and 0.7 per cent jump in gross domestic product (GDP) over the next 10 years, new analysis suggests.Research commissioned by Legal & General and conducted by Oxford Economics reveals that implementing six targeted policy changes could generate up to £220billion in additional UK investment over the coming decade. The analysis demonstrates these reforms would permanently increase the nation’s GDP by 0.7 per cent by 2035. Beyond the headline investment figure, the modelling indicates British households would see their annual disposable incomes rise by an average of £330 in 2024 prices. Benefits…
Don Gilet has addressed criticism of his Death in Paradise character DI Mervin Wilson, saying he has no obligation to justify the detective’s behaviour.The 58-year-old, who became the show’s first Black British lead, took over from Ralf Little during last year’s festive episode.Audience reactions to Wilson have been divided, with some viewers frustrated by his terse manner, irritable tone and frequent complaints about life on Saint Marie.When asked if he felt the need to respond before this year’s Christmas special, Gilet firmly stood his ground and hinted at deeper character development.DI Mervin Wilson (DON GILET) on set of BBC Death…
Lidl will launch its Cien Beauty Premium Multi Air Styler this Sunday, and at just £49.99, it’s a bargain that’s sure to get shoppers excited.The supermarket’s latest beauty gadget offers three heat and speed settings along with a cool shot function for styling that lasts.Arriving just in time for Christmas, it makes “the perfect festive gift” for beauty enthusiasts who like to turn on the glam.But not just for loved ones, shoppers can also treat themselves to the bargain tool as we hurtle into the Christmas party season, where standout outfits and gorgeous hairstyles are the mandatory uniform.The Cien Beauty…
Richard Price,West MidlandsandJennie Aitken,Staffordshire political reporterThe council announced on Tuesday that Ian Cooper would resign from his role as leader of the authorityA council leader whose membership of Reform UK was revoked after an investigation into his social media use has resigned.Ian Cooper took charge of Staffordshire County Council after May’s local elections, when his party won control from the Conservatives.Although he has quit as leader, Cooper will remain an independent councillor in Tamworth.Posts at the centre of complaints about him included one making reference to then foreign secretary David Lammy, which stated “no foreign national or first generation migrant…