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Conservative MP Julia Lopez MP has launched a scathing attack on David Lammy for choosing to “sling mud” instead of answering questions about foreign offenders being accidentally released from prison during Prime Minister’s Questions.Speaking to GB News, the Shadow Science Secretary declared it was “classic calamity Lammy” after the Justice Secretary refused to speak on the matter, following the revelation that a second foreign national has been mistakenly released from prison.In a fiery Prime Minister’s Questions this afternoon, Conservative MP James Cartlidge asked David Lammy five times whether any asylum seeker offenders have been released from prison, however the Justice…
Princess Kate has been “kitting out Forest Lodge” as the Princess of Wales settles into her “forever home” with Prince George, Princess Lilibet and Prince Louis.A keen interior designer, it is understood Kate has dressed up her new eight-bedroom home with opulent decor from Marina Mill, a company specialised in hand designing and screen printing fabrics which cost north of £100 a metre.The Princess of Wales visited the mill in September, with it previously supplying dozens of royal homes, including Buckingham Palace and Clarence House.Kate has been seen picking out a 24-seater dining table from a warehouse renowned for its…
Labour is planning to launch controversial new pay-per-mile car tax measures that could impact millions of drivers, despite the impact it would have on electric vehicle owners.Reports suggest that the Chancellor is planning to introduce new pay-per-mile road pricing taxes to raise money for the Government.According to The Telegraph, electric vehicle drivers will be hit with a new pay-per-mile tax, which is set to be announced in the upcoming Budget on November 26.It is expected that the Government will levy a 3p per mile fee on top of other road taxes for electric vehicles.The road pricing measures are set to…
'You’ve set me off now!' Patrick Christys left emotional as Bev Turner bursts into tears live on air
Bev Turner was left in floods of tears last night after watching the latest John Lewis Christmas advert. The GB News host admitted she was genuinely moved, reflecting on the powerful way the advert captures family connections and the challenges parents face in connecting with teenagers.Bev laughed and wiped away tears, causing host Patrick to also get emotional. The two-minute advert begins on Christmas Day, with a father discovering an unopened gift beneath the tree a vinyl of Where Love Lives by Alison Limerick.As the record plays, he is swept through a series of memories, watching his son grow from…
A remarkable achievement for Tesco’s Fruit & Veg for Schools programme, pupils across Britain have munched their way through an incredible 10.8 million portions of healthy produce in just one year.Aiming to provide children with a “nutritious boost they might not ordinarily get”, the supermarket works with a whopping 500 schools to ensure full tummies.But according to teachers, the benefits go far beyond this. Indeed, a whopping 94 per cent have noticed better behaviour in children taking part in the scheme, exhibiting sharper focus and more energy in lessons.The nutritional boost is also impressive. Children have seen their vitamin C…
David Spereall & Tom AireyYorkshireDyfed-Powys PoliceKyle Bevan was jailed for murdering two-year-old Lola James in 2020Three inmates have been arrested on suspicion of murder after a child killer was found dead at a West Yorkshire prison. Officers were called to HMP Wakefield at 08:25 GMT on Wednesday following reports of a man being found dead in his cell, West Yorkshire Police said. The Prison Service confirmed the man was 33-year-old Kyle Bevan, who was jailed for life for murdering his partner’s two-year-old daughter Lola James in Haverfordwest, Pembrokeshire, in 2020.The force said his death at the high-security jail was being…
Two people have been charged with murdering a “respected” professional model in Lancashire.Luke Harden, 36, died on Newchurch Road in Bacup shortly after midnight on Saturday and his cause of death remains “unascertained”, Lancashire Police said.The force said Bhekisani Matabiswana, 26, of St James Street, Bacup, and Natalie Chadwick, 27, of Hamerton Green in the town, had been charged and were due to appear at Blackburn Magistrates Court on Wednesday.Both Mr Harden’s family and the Manchester-based Nemesis Model Agency earlier paid tribute to Mr Harden, describing him as “special to us all, as a son, brother, grandson, nephew, cousin, uncle,…
Second alternate Alexandrova had sat on the sidelines all week but her patience proved worthwhile on Wednesday when Keys – unable to advance – withdrew just hours before her match with Rybakina.The 30-year-old, who has enjoyed a breakthrough year in 2025, received the nod after fellow Russian and first option Mirra Andreeva, who is also competing in the doubles, declared she was not fit to play.Alexandrova started impressively but squandered three break points before returning a forehand wide to hand the first break and a 5-4 lead to Rybakina.The big-hitting Rybakina, sporting tape on her serving shoulder, served out the…
Police have launched two major manhunts after an Algerian sex offender and convicted fraudster were accidentally released from HMP Wandsworth. Brahim Kaddour-Cherif, 24, made headlines earlier today when he was mistakenly freed from Britain’s fifth-largest prison on October 29.Kaddour-Cherif, who is now an illegal migrant after overstaying his visa, was serving time for trespass with an intent to steal and was previously convicted of indecent exposure.Surrey Police released a second damning statement about the scandal-stricken prison earlier today, confirming a convicted fraudster had also been mistakenly released.The convicted fraudster, identified by Surrey Police as 35-year-old William Smith, was mistakenly released…
A nuclear test veteran has called on Sir Keir Starmer to apologise for delaying a key meeting to discuss compensation, declaring they are “still suffering” today.Speaking to GB News, nuclear test veteran Terry Hughes said he was “very disappointed” in the Prime Minister for failing to meet with them, despite promising a meeting “by the end of the year” before winning 2024’s General Election.Premiering his new documentary on the nuclear test veterans, Cinematographer Daniel Everitt-Lock invited the Prime Minister to attend, but he denied the invitation.Discussing the PM’s refusal to attend, founder of Labrats International Alan Owen told GB News…
