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Andrew Pierce has criticised schools for what he described as “shocking” behaviour, urging them to stand up to protests by pro-Palestinian supporters on Holocaust Memorial Day.The GB News host expressed his frustration at the declining number of schools marking the annual commemoration, attributing it to fears of external protests.Speaking on The People’s Channel, Andrew said: “We saw the terrible attack on the synagogue last year, and my understanding of why so few schools are now marking Holocaust Memorial Day is because of concern that there will be protests outside schools by pro-Palestinian sympathisers, which I think is shocking. “And I…
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Author and integrative counsellor Kadija Taha is set to release a new collection of children’s books designed to support ‘Helping young minds thrive.’ LONDON, UK. January 20th 2026 – As she continues to grow her presence in children’s literature, Kadija is introducing stories that use creativity and imagination to encourage emotional awareness, positive thinking and early educational development. Her interest in writing began at a young age, inspired by a love of fairytales and the timeless children’s books she grew up reading. That creative journey took on new meaning during her pregnancy, when an unusually large gathering of birds and…
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Revolution bar owner The Revel Collective has announced the closure of 21 venues with the loss of 591 jobs.This comes after the operator filed for administration on Monday, which placed an initial 3,000 jobs at risk.Administrators said 14 Revolution Bars, six Revolución de Cuba venues and one Peach Pubs site will close.The announcement came as FTI confirmed two rescue deals securing 41 venues and 1,582 jobs.Neos Hospitality Group, the operator behind Barbara’s Bier Haus and Bonnie Rogues, has acquired the Revolution and Revolución de Cuba brands and assets.The remaining Peach Pubs operation has been taken over by a newly created…
TV licence fee dodgers could be targeted in a new clampdown by the BBC and caught if they use iPlayer, a new report suggests.Nearly 40 million online BBC accounts could be linked to their home addresses for the first time to help hunt households that are accessing the streaming service without a licence.As it stands, all households need to pay the television licence fee in order to watch, stream, or record live content, with money from the charge going towards funding for the BBC.Currently, each households only needs one TV licence, which costs £174.50 a year. In recent years, the…
Four Manchester neighbourhoods are set to receive up to £20m each as part of a new government-backed initiative, putting power back into the hands of our communities. The Pride in Place programme aims to reshape our neighbourhoods over the next ten years, delivering funding into areas which matter the most to local people. What this could mean is more money to make our streets safer, to rejuvenate our district centres, improve and enhance community spaces and support new events and activities for residents. This is an additional boost to Manchester City Councils already existing plans plans to improve our neighbourhoods. This includes the £60m investment into Gorton Town Centre and the initial £25m into Moston Lane, money spent bringing new housing, infrastructure and…
Electric vehicles dominate 2026 UK Car of the Year Awards including Audi, Kia and more – full list`; const adSlotHtmlSkyRight = “; const targetParentSky = document.querySelector(‘.sky–ad__container’); if (targetParentSky) { targetParentSky.insertAdjacentHTML(‘beforeend’, adSlotHtmlSkyLeft); targetParentSky.insertAdjacentHTML(‘beforeend’, adSlotHtmlSkyRight); } } else { // console.log(“Inder 3 – skys not showing because user is member”); } `; targetParentBillboard.insertAdjacentHTML(‘beforeend’, adBillboard); } `; return trendingDiv; }
Joshua NevettPolitical reporterPA MediaThe UK has sent back 281 migrants to France so far under its one in, one out agreement with the country, the home secretary has said. Shabana Mahmood told LBC 350 people had come to the UK from France through the pilot scheme’s approved route.Defending the deal, she acknowledged the number of removals was “relatively small” but said there were “practical issues” about how quickly people could be detained.Ministers hope the scheme will deter people from attempting to enter the UK illegally on small boats via the English Channel by threatening removal to France.A total of 41,472…
The two centuries could hardly have been more different.Root all touch and timing, getting the tempo of his innings just right, on a low, slow turner.He set the platform from which England could launch, and launch – time and again – Brook did.For a team who have struggled so much in the format in recent times, this was something approaching a perfectly constructed 50-over innings with the two Yorkshiremen leading the way.For much of the innings, batting looked tricky. Patience was the name of the game for England after Ben Duckett and Rehan Ahmed lost theirs, but Root produced a…
