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A drug dealer who made £185,000 from selling narcotics has been ordered to repay just £8,000 of his illicit gains.Paul Hogarth, 49, was caught red-handed by police after attempting to jump from an upstairs window and flush drugs down a sink during a police raid at his home in Gateshead, Newcastle.A court heard he had been running a lucrative street-level dealing operation, assisted by “runner” Natalie Garrett.Despite claiming benefits and having no formal employment, more than £80,000 was paid into his bank account over a two-year period.During the raid in January 2023, officers discovered drugs, cash and weapons at the…

Andy Burnham has been told he must provide military assistance to Saudi Arabia as the kingdom seeks support in countering attacks from the Iran-backed Houthis.Speaking to GB News, former Conservative MP and British Army officer Bob Seely insisted if Britain still considers itself a “serious nation”, it must intervene. Asked whether Britain should intervene to assist Saudi Arabia, Mr Seely insisted: “Yes, absolutely we should.”He described Saudi Arabia as a vital regional partner and an increasingly influential global power, warning China and Russia were also courting Riyadh.“They’re allies, very important allies, and they’re an increasingly important global nation.“Do we want…

Tony Christie, the singer famous for his iconic hit (Is This the Way to) Amarillo, has spoken movingly about his wife Sue’s unwavering support since he was diagnosed with dementia in 2023. The 83-year-old, who first realised something was wrong when he began struggling with his daily crosswords, described Ms Christie as “my rock” in an exclusive interview with the Daily Mail.Despite his diagnosis, Mr Christie remains determined to stay on stage, continuing his Farewell tour, which began in August 2025 and is scheduled to run until mid-2027. “I am still recording new material and touring, so I don’t let…

During a Green-led debate at Holyrood, Public Finance Minister Hannah Mary Goodlad said that the government intended to publish national guidance on data centres for local authorities, which consider planning proposals, within three months. She told MSPs it was “highly unlikely” that decisions would be made on large data centre applications before that guidance is published. Earlier, the government said it would order that environmental impact assessments be submitted during planning applications for all new data centres with a power capacity exceeding 50 megawatts.It said that proposed developments under that threshold would still have to be considered under established environmental…

In the past 24 hours there has been a backlash against Gabriel and his family, for the direction he is taking and around his professionalism and attitude.Sources close to the player believe this is massively unfair and overlooks the dedication and commitment which means he is so well-regarded by so many clubs.In addition, he is not the first young player to have a difference of opinion over their future direction with their club.Jadon Sancho was 17 when he stopped training at City to force through a £10m move to Borussia Dortmund in the belief that he would play more often…

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Bob the Builder has been accused of spreading “Net Zero propaganda” in “woke” advert promoting solar panel installation.The famous animation can be seen swapping his traditional tools for solar panels and low-carbon heating equipment in a new eco-focused campaign for German-owned energy company E.On. It marks the character’s first screen appearance in 15 years, with the original stop-motion version once again voiced by Neil Morrissey.Bob can be seen encouraging viewers to join a Net Zero training academy, aimed at supporting the Government’s target of a decarbonised electricity system by 2030. The campaign has drawn criticism from Net Zero sceptics, who…

Schools in England are to get around £500 million in extra funding towards the teachers’ pay award this school year, reducing the risk of a strike ballot by the largest education union.Schools had been expected to fund some of the 3.5% teachers pay increase for the current school year out of their existing budgets, which National Education Union (NEU) leaders had strongly objected to.Daniel Kebede, the General Secretary of the NEU, said the offer of more funding was a “significant” step in negotiations.In a letter to the union on Wednesday, which has been seen by the , the government said…

Completing a VAR review in the shortest possible time is not about skipping steps. And it was a critical mistake by Donohue and Antrobus.Speed is a factor, but the most serious error in process came before Donohue tried to rush through the attacking phase.Donohue asked the replay operator to stop the video on the first replay when Josko Gvardiol touched the ball to cross into the area. He then went immediately into the semi-automated offside technology.This should not have happened.The VAR team should have assessed the full picture, from the playing of the cross to the head of Haaland. This…

Records show a hospital trust is “among the worst in England” for people spending more than 12 hours in the emergency department. More than 900 people faced stays of such length in the month prior to a damning inspection.The Care Quality Commission (CQC) has downgraded urgent and emergency care at Royal Albert Edward Infirmary in Wigan, Greater Manchester, after several concerns were raised over patient care. A warning notice has been issued over the triage system, the identification of sepsis and how those with mental health needs are cared for after the unannounced inspection in May, with “rapid improvements” called…