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Nigel Farage fumed during his show on GB News over Labour’s “monstrous” to delay four mayoral elections across England.Elections for newly-created mayors in Essex, Norfolk & Suffolk, Hampshire & the Solent, and Sussex & Brighton were meant to take place next May.But they have been delayed until May 2028 because Labour has claimed it requires more time to reorganise local Government.In a scathing tirade against Sir Keir Starmer, Mr Farage described the plan as “outrageous”.Speaking on the People’s Channel, he said: “I do my very best to make sure this show is as objective as possible. We have guests from…

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Charlie HurstÁine Rose Hurst’s death was caused by a rare side effect of the Femodette contraceptive pillThe family of a 19-year-old woman who thought she was hungover before she died suddenly from a blood clot linked to a birth control pill is urging others to consider the risks associated with the medication.An inquest heard Áine Rose Hurst from Bolton died from a blood clot in her brain caused by a rare side effect of the contraceptive pill, Femodette.Her brother, Charlie Hurst, 27, wants to raise awareness of the “dangerous” side effects of birth control medications .He said: “Nobody thinks it…

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Meghan Markle has launched a Christmas chocolate bar range just 24 hours after her festive special on Netflix received poor reviews.The Duchess of Sussex’s As Ever lifestyle brand has announced their “Chocolate Holiday Trio” which is marketed as “perfect for stocking stuffers, and elevated last-minute gifting”.Each 80g bar costs £8.99 ($12) and is limited to two per customer, coming wrapped in a bespoke botanical-print paper.The new chocolate bars use Meghan’s “beloved signature ingredients” of As Ever raspberry spread and flower sprinkles to “spark a little sweet nostalgia”.As Ever announced their new Chocolate trio ahead of Christmas | INSTAGRAMThe three flavours…

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Elderly tenants living in tower blocks say they have had their energy bills quadrupled after a sudden rise in heating and hot water charges.Residents at Woodall House and Hamilton House in Bloxwich, West Midlands saw unit rates increase on October 1 from 4p per kWh to as much as 17.67p.The rise has prompted concerns among pensioners who say the cost of running warm water has now overtaken everyday household expenses.Walsall Housing Group, which manages both buildings, said it could no longer maintain what it described as artificially low charges.The organisation replaced individual gas boilers in the properties in 2021 following…

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Kelly Osbourne became tearful during her first television appearance since her father’s passing, describing the experience of losing him as devastating beyond words.Speaking to BBC Breakfast presenter Ben Sidwell in a pre-recorded segment broadcast on Thursday, the 41-year-old opened up about the profound impact of bereavement.”It actually has been horrific. I’ve never ever felt anything like grief. I never realised that you could love someone so much,” she said through tears.The Black Sabbath frontman died on July 22 at the age of 76, having lived with Parkinson’s disease since his diagnosis in 2019.Kelly Osbourne became tearful as she talked about…

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President Donald Trump has announced fresh plans to axe rules that aim to cut vehicle emissions in a further blow to Biden-era net zero rules.Speaking in the White House yesterday, President Donald Trump said he was taking a “historic action” to lower costs for motorists by changing fuel economy rules.The President will reset the Corporate Average Fuel Economy (CAFE) standards introduced under the Biden Administration, which Mr Trump called “costly and unlawful”.The changes will see the US government require an average of 34.5 miles per gallon for vehicles by the model year 2031.This is a huge climb-down from the 50.4…

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Matt BunnandJude Winter,East MidlandsReuters/Temilade AdelajaResidents from about 200 homes were evacuated earlier on Thursday after a warrant in Vulcan StreetTwo men have been arrested on suspicion of explosives offences after 200 homes were evacuated and a major incident declared following a police warrant at a property in Derby.The men – one in his 40s and another in his 50s – were arrested on Thursday after Derbyshire Police received intelligence about materials at a house in Vulcan Street.Both remain in custody, but the force said it was not being treated as a terrorism incident and that there was “no wider risk…

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Using video assistant referee checks to rule on corners will not hold up matches, says Fifa’s head of referees Pierluigi Collina.Domestic leagues have rejected the idea of bringing in VAR to review the awarding of corners.The Fifa proposal was knocked back at an October meeting of the International Football Association Board (Ifab) – which determines the laws of the game.However, world football’s governing body plans to trial the idea at the 2026 World Cup finals in the USA, Mexico and Canada.”The main criteria is no delay. With corners, there is a physiological delay because when a corner is given, normally…

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A judge has ordered that money forfeited from drug cases should be sent to a fund with connections to that backs a charity that supports illegal migrants facing deportation.Since October, half of all cash forfeited under the Misuse of Drugs Act at Lewes Crown Court has been sent to charity The Sussex Community Foundation, GB News can reveal.The order was made by Judge Christine Laing, who is the most senior judge in Brighton and Hove.Money forfeited under Section 27 of the act usually goes to the police and the Home Office, but judges can request it fund local charities instead.Sussex…

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The father of the girl sexually assaulted by Epping asylum seeker Hadush Kebatu has refused to forgive David Lammy after meeting with the Justice Secretary in person. The Ethiopian national, 41, had been living at The Bell Hotel when he sexually assaulted the teenage girl and a woman in seperate incidents, sparking a wave of protests outside the taxpayer-funded accommodation used to house migrants.The father, who cannot be named in order to protect his daughter’s anonymity, met with the Justice Secretary on Thursday and told ITV News he did not shake Mr Lammy’s hand upon meeting him. However, while the…

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