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Richard Madeley has been accused of seeking “gotcha” moments and urged to “do some research” following his remarks to Foreign Office Minister, Hamish Falconer, during Monday’s show.Mr Falconer joined Mr Madeley and co-host Susanna Reid via video link to discuss the role the UK played in Monday’s historic deal that saw Israeli hostages captured on October 7, 2023, returned home. Spearheaded by US President Donald Trump, who was celebrated in the Israeli Knesset once the 20 living hostages were handed back, the deal marks a significant milestone in the future of the Middle East.As part of the peace deal between…

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Emma Wills moved in to the Chilworth property five months before the fireA mother has warned about the perils of modified e-bikes after a fire left her family homeless and killed one of her kittens.Emma Wills, from Chilworth in Surrey, moved in to the property five months before a modified e-bike charging in her living room caught fire at the end of January.”To go from a fresh start to losing everything so quickly has been devastating,” she said.The e-bike, which belonged to a family friend, had recently been modified using a conversion kit bought online.Electrical Safety FirstMrs Wills said the…

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Wilshere briefly returned to Luton in 2021, being invited to train at the club by then boss Nathan Jones after he had left West Ham. He says it was around this time that he started considering a move into coaching. And Wilshere took advice from current Arsenal boss Mikel Arteta before taking a managerial job. “About a year ago I asked Mikel when he knew he was ready,” Wilshere said at his news conference on Monday. “He laughed and said ‘you just have to jump in and swim as hard as you can’.”He’s done that really well and this feels…

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Scottish First Minister John Swinney has told the 2025 SNP National Conference that Westminster parties engaged in a “race to the right” are pushing Scotland towards independence.Hailing the benefits of self-governance and painting a future independent of Westminster, Mr Swinney spoke at length about his disappointment in the shape of Labour more than a year after Sir Keir Starmer won a landslide at the last General Election.The First Minister took regular aim at Sir Keir by accusing the Prime Minister of failing to implement any of the progressive policies set out in his manifesto. He said: “They once said things…

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Keir Starmer and Donald Trump stood side-by-side at a historic Israel-Gaza peace summit.The US president is standing on a red-carpet stage and welcoming world leaders one by one to take a photo with him.Sir Keir and Mr Trump shared a warm handshake before smiling for the cameras.READ THE LATEST ON DONALD TRUMP’S PEACE SUMMIT HERE.

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British Gas is urging households across Britain to get ready for winter now, after more than 1.2 million customers needed emergency help with broken boilers last season.Engineers from the energy giant were repeatedly called out last winter when heating systems failed, leaving families without warmth or hot water at the coldest time of the year.With most households expected to switch their heating on by late October, the company wants people to take action before problems arise.”Now that summer is behind us, many people will be thinking about turning their heating back on for the first time since last winter and…

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Lorraine Kelly has broken her silence on ITV’s brutal cuts, which will see her self-titled morning show slashed to just 30 minutes.The 65-year-old ITV presenter has insisted that despite the “heartbreaking” changes, she won’t be leaving the show in the near future.The shake-up will also mean her programme will only run for 30 weeks of the year, with Good Morning Britain running for a longer stretch of time for the remaining 22 weeks. Instead of its usual 9am start, the show will be pushed back by 30 minutes but will continue to end at 10am.Lorraine Kelly has shared her thoughts…

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John Swinney says the SNP government will open a nationwide network of walk-in GP servicesScotland’s first minister has announced a network of walk-in GP services to deliver one million more appointments across the country.John Swinney said they would operate seven days a week, from noon to 20:00, to tackle “the 08:00 rush for appointments” putting pressure on surgeries.The announcement came during his keynote speech at the SNP conference in Aberdeen.Swinney also reiterated his commitment to Scottish independence, revealed a sponsorship scheme for social care workers, and criticised Prime Minister Sir Keir Starmer over Labour’s record at WestminsterThe first minister said…

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Swimming Australia has been forced to step in to rebut false social media posts that wrongly claimed Olympic champion Mollie O’Callaghan made inflammatory remarks about transgender swimmer Lia Thomas.The fabricated posts suggest O’Callaghan threatened to skip the 2028 Los Angeles Olympics if Thomas were permitted to compete, using provocative language that the Australian swimmer never actually said.These fake quotes have spread across multiple platforms including Facebook, Instagram and X, prompting the national swimming body to demand their removal.It turns out O’Callaghan has never spoken publicly about transgender athletes, making these viral posts completely unfounded.The false posts claim O’Callaghan declared: “I…

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A kayak angler has landed an extraordinarily uncommon Atlantic wreckfish in waters off Cornwall, marking what could be one of the most unusual catches in British fishing history. The prehistoric deep-water predator, scientifically termed Polyprion americanus, typically inhabits depths of several hundred metres and is renowned for its ability to consume sharks.Owen Mates, who operates the Kayak Fishing Cornwall YouTube channel, hooked the remarkable specimen while targeting blue sharks approximately ten miles from shore in Falmouth Bay. The species, which can survive for a century, rarely ventures into waters shallow enough for rod fishing.Adult wreckfish almost never encounter humans, making…

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