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Footballer John Stones has been convicted of speeding after he missed a police letter while at the World Cup with England.The 32-year-old defender, who left Manchester City for Inter Milan in the summer, was caught driving his £150,000 Range Rover at 43mph (69 km/h) along a 30 mph (48 km/h) stretch of a country lane near his Cheshire home in May.Stones admitted being the driver when first contacted by Cheshire Police, but did not respond to a second letter offering him the chance to pay a fixed penalty to keep the speeding offence out of court.He wrote to Warrington Magistrates…

Awoniyi points to the “ups and downs” he has experienced as a footballer, referencing the serious injury he suffered in May 2025 when he was placed in a medically induced coma after rupturing an intestine in a collision with a goalpost when playing for Nottingham Forest against Leicester City.To him, it is important to keep improving and to recognise there is more to life than football, which is where the Professional Footballers’ Association course comes in.Awoniyi says: “It’s not like a 9-5 job in football. We go in and sometimes finish quite early and, although it’s challenging, I think every…

A gun-toting Palestinian migrant who broke into Britain via small boat and had called for the “death to all Jews” has been caught living in a semi-detached property at the taxpayer’s expense. Abu Wadee, 34, was jailed for nine months for attempting to enter the country without leave or valid entry clearance.After he set foot on British soil, he was arrested by immigration enforcement officers and was placed in a migrant hotel in Manchester.Following his release from prison in December, Wadee wasted no time in filing an asylum application to stay in Britain.And now, the Palestinian has been found living…

An Oxford-educated former Metropolitan Police inspector who champions free speech and opposes rejoining the EU is not what many GB News viewers would expect from a Labour MP.Blue Labour’s new leader Jonathan Hinder is making a name for himself after winning his home seat of Pendle & Clitheroe in 2024.While Labour looks set to reignite its Brexit civil war and ties itself in knots over trans rights, Mr Hinder is pushing Andy Burnham to address the concerns of the Red Wall.”We’re the part of the party that is reminding Labour what we were originally for and what we’re supposed to…

You are about to be charged £0.00 * *Your gift has been applied Thank you for subscribing! Chancellor John Healey blasts the Conservatives’ record on the economy | GB NEWS By Ed Griffiths,  Published: 30/09/2026 – 07:17 Updated: 30/09/2026 – 07:38 The 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 here The UK economy grew by 0.5 per cent between April and June, revised up from a previous estimate of 0.4 per cent, the Office for National Statistics said.Data…

In County Tyrone, Northern Ireland, where locals have previously described “complete blackspots” of phone signal, there are signs of improvement.The expansion of mobile network infrastructure has faced the challenge of strict planning laws and, in recent years, frequent arson attacks linked to online conspiracy theories.The Northern Ireland Executive launched a Mobile Action Plan in 2020 with the aim of working with MNOs to identify issues and “support rollout and expansion”.Catháir Brady, who works at a theatre in the town of Coalisland, said the 5G coverage had subsequently improved and was now “reliable enough”, whereas before it could “get worse by…

While Europe’s bigger nations have their own in-house resources, countries like Northern Ireland share staff with clubs, which can bring its own challenges in an extended window.”We don’t carry full-time doctors, full-time physios and full-time sports scientists,” O’Neill added.”Other countries are the same, but all our staff work at clubs and we need agreement from the clubs.”That’s a challenge to be able to staff it properly and keep the level of professionalism. “The big countries don’t have that, they have full-time staff and an army of staff to be able to do these things.”O’Neill also has to consider how much…

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Among others calling for government help for struggling billpayers is Simone Rossi, chief executive of supplier EDF Energy.Speaking exclusively to the ‘s Big Boss Interview podcast, Mr Rossi said: “We are actually walking into a second significant energy crisis after the one we experienced just four years ago.”He said that the government should extend the cut in VAT on electricity bills from 5% to 0% beyond April, when it is due to expire.He also urged ministers to give the go-ahead to the new Jackdaw gas field off the coast of Aberdeen, and the Rosebank oil field off Shetland.The government has…