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So what does the pollster think the winner needs to do?Diffley spells out three priorities: become relevant, develop a relationship with the prime minister (who he says is currently popular in Scotland) and spell out appealing policies.Some aspects of that will be easier than others.One senior party insider agreed with much of Mark Diffley’s analysis, warning “it’s not an easy inbox”.They told me there’s a need to change approach, and Labour might look to learn from a rival party – the Scottish Greens.The Green strategy has been to get their policies taken on by the SNP. You’ll often hear the…

Man City come out on top of a thrilling Women’s Super League encounter against Liverpool, scoring twice in the closing stages to seal a 4-2 win, their third victory in three league fixtures so far this season.MATCH REPORT: WSL – Manchester City 4-2 LiverpoolAvailable to UK users only.

Betfred Super League play-off eliminatorWakefield (12) 26Tries: Smoothy, Johnstone, Vagana, Faatili Goals: Jowitt 5Leigh (6) 16Tries: Armstrong, Lam, Senior Goals: Cook 2Wakefield Trinity reached their first Super League semi-final with a dominant victory over Leigh Leopards.Daryl Powell’s side will face either Leeds Rhinos or Wigan Warriors next week after a powerful display by their pack and tries from Tyson Smoothy, Tom Johnstone, Isaiah Vagana and Caius Faatili proved too much for Leigh.The away side seemed to be back in the game as David Armstrong’s superb try cut the deficit to six points just before half-time, but Trinity controlled the second…

× You are about to be charged £0.00**Your gift has been appliedThank you for subscribing!WATCH NOW: Probation officers threatening to strike over Labour’s early release scheme | GB NEWS By Susanna Siddell, Published: 18/09/2026 – 22:18Updated: 18/09/2026 – 22:47The fearless champion of Britain, its voices and its values.Join the fight for free speech and fearless journalism.Thank you for signing up! See the latest from GB News hereA murderer sentenced to 15 years in prison is on the run as police issue an urgent appeal. Convicted killer Gary Anderson has remained at large despite official pleas for the criminal to return to…

As Andy Burnham wades through the waters of building several large-scale communities to build 1.5 million new homes by 2029, GB News has investigated the Government’s “New Towns” legacy to find out what lessons Labour can learn from past developments.The post-war New Towns programme, which was initiated by Labour prime minister Clement Attlee in 1946, saw the inception of planned urban communities, including Harlow, Crawley and Stevenage, to ease severe housing shortages and clear overcrowded inner cities.The 32 traditional New Town projects established across the UK since the end of the Second World War are home to nearly three million…

Andy Burnham left behind a labyrinthine bureaucracy and eye-watering staffing costs across Greater Manchester during his tenure as mayor, tax expert William Yarwood has claimed.Speaking to GB News, the campaigns director at the TaxPayers’ Alliance said the cost of combined authorities across England had doubled in just five years.Greater Manchester was among those seeing a significant increase in highly paid staff as the Prime Minister has promised further devolution across the UK.“All it’s going to bring is more taxpayer-funded bureaucrats for local taxpayers to be paying for,” Mr Yarwood predicted of Mr Burnham’s plans. Research by the TaxPayers’ Alliance found…

Barbra Streisand has launched a blistering attack on Donald Trump over the escalating Kennedy Centre row, accusing the United States president of allowing his “unchecked ego” to engulf the celebrated Washington arts institution.The legendary singer and actress, who received a Kennedy Centre Honour in 2008, said she was “indignant” at seeing the venue become embroiled in what she described as a “bitter struggle over one man’s name”.Her intervention comes as the battle over the landmark dramatically escalated this week, with Mr Trump warning on Wednesday the Kennedy Center could ultimately be “ripped down”.A federal judge has since ordered that the…

He told the meeting there had been small print on station banners that stated the value claim was compared to equivalent TfW tickets – but the system only measured against a full adult fare. However, he claimed the social adverts gave no indication that tap-and-go fares were not the cheapest for everyone.The council has now warned rail passengers to check whether a cheaper travel option is available to them before using pay-as-you-go.Glyn Banks, cabinet member for waste and transportation, said it was a “convenient option”, but it was “important” that passengers understood it was not always the cheapest choice.He said…

Emiliano Martinez: The Argentine did not face any clear chances or difficult set-pieces in the first half. There was little he could do about Brentford’s opener. 6Wesley Fofana: The Frenchman was a physical presence at the back and dealt well enough with Brentford’s long balls but was taken off for Josh Acheampong in the 72nd minute. 6Maxence Lacroix: He coped well with Igor Thiago for most of the match, winning the majority of his duels, but he gave the ball away for Brentford’s second goal and he missed a clear chance in the dying moments. 4Levi Colwill: A quiet match…