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Robert Jenrick rages at the prospect of reintroducing freedom of movement| Last updated: 1792938500 Like Share Comment Thank you for signing up! See the latest from GB News here . Choose GB News on Google – add us as a preferred source Choose GB News Support GB News Champion free speech and independent journalism while unlocking exclusive benefits. Support us A return to EU-style freedom of movement would have to be ratified by voters, Angela Rayner has said.The Housing Secretary echoed Prime Minister Andy Burnham in saying the Government wants a “conversation” with the public about closer relations with the…
He said both boys had been so excited and had been snorkelling in shallow water as they sorted out their towels and bags on the beach when the boys got into difficulties.Both parents went into the sea and tried to save them as they were swept out by the current, he added, and the whole ordeal happened in less than 10 minutes.Nathan said the loss of his 36-year-old “childhood sweetheart” was “unimaginable”, but she was a “hero… in life and in death” as she helped to rescue the two boys.”I’ve known her since infant school,” he told the . “…
European football expert Julien Laurens talking on BBC Radio 5 Live: I think if the sanctions against Lisandro Martinez had been the right ones, I’m not sure Bruno would have said that after the Como game.It’s about boundaries and having to set limits for your own squad so things like that don’t happen and now, for two senior players within the space of six days to go after the sporting director, your owners, your manager, your staff is just embarrassing. It’s such a circus.Leave him at home, he doesn’t need to be on the bench – it’s half of a…
He did warn of wider threats, however, such as cyberattacks, wildfires and climate change, which he said are “real”.Kemi Badenoch told the BBC she is “stocked up for the week at any time”, but the Conservative leader added: “What I’m more concerned about is that it doesn’t look like (the Government) are explaining what the risks we are under are, and what they are doing about the big things.”Families can stock up but what’s going on with defence, the cyber attacks, the hybrid warfare? The money to look after the country has not been forthcoming.”Shadow Minister of State for Illegal…
James Anderson has expressed sadness at being released by Lancashire, but stopped short of confirming the end of his legendary playing career.Anderson, England’s all-time leading wicket-taker, was informed by Lancashire last Monday that he will not be offered a new contract by the county he first represented in 2001.In his first public comments since then, the 44-year-old wrote on Instagram: “If it was up to me it wouldn’t have ended like this, but I wish the players and fans all the best for the future.”Despite turning 45 next year, Anderson had planned to play in the summer of 2027. Following…
Osaka acknowledged that her mindset has changed a lot with age and the extra responsibilities that come with parenthood, saying “my daughter is my biggest priority”.”I try my best to put as much energy as I can into tennis,” she added.”I wouldn’t say I’m part-timing it but my entire day doesn’t consist of that.”If I think about it in certain ways, I’m really proud of where I am now because it’s not like I can dedicate my entire time to the sport.”Osaka has battled her way back up to 19th in the world and is the seventh seed at this…
Last updated: 1792931143 Like Share Comment Reform, meanwhile, has dropped to third behind the Tories suggesting a return to two-party politics in Britain could be on the cards.But Mr Jenrick, speaking to Andrew Pierce on the Camilla Tominey Show, insisted this was not the case.“Polls are polls”, he said.“In the poll of polls, Reform is the second-biggest party. We’re clearly the main opposition to Labour.”He then accused the Tories of only focusing on issues affecting non-working people.Keep reading…Show lessFollow related topics:Reform UKPoliticsUK Politics`; placeholder.classList.add(‘taboola-added’); console.log(‘inserting taboola in infinite feed position’, placeholder); placeholder.insertAdjacentHTML(‘beforeend’, taboola); } else { const loadContent = async…
WATCH: George Michael memorabilia for sale| Last updated: 1792931827 Like Share Comment Thank you for signing up! See the latest from GB News here . Choose GB News on Google – add us as a preferred source Choose GB News Support GB News Champion free speech and independent journalism while unlocking exclusive benefits. Support us The Royal Mint Advisory Committee insisted George Michael’s chest hair be made “more prominent” on a commemorative coin honouring the late pop icon, it has been revealed.Freedom-of-information documents obtained by The Telegraph from the committee’s deliberations show a series of unexpectedly detailed design demands for…
Munster head coach Clayton McMillan has backed Gavin Coombes after the number eight alleged he had been grabbed in the groin during Saturday’s 24-18 defeat by Leinster.Coombes alleged the incident happened with an Leinster unnamed player at a ruck towards the end of the first half of the United Rugby Championship derby at the Aviva Stadium.Coombes raised the allegation with match referee Andrew Brace, but the television match official [TMO], Colin Stanley, could not find any video evidence of the incident.Speaking after the game, McMillan backed Coombes and, referencing the citing commissioner who can punish retrospective incidents after a review,…
WATCH: Britain hit by Storm Boelo has GB News’ Jack Carter struggles to open umbrella| Last updated: 1792928295 Like Share Comment Thank you for signing up! See the latest from GB News here . Choose GB News on Google – add us as a preferred source Choose GB News Support GB News Champion free speech and independent journalism while unlocking exclusive benefits. Support us Storm Boelo continues to pummel the United Kingdom on Sunday, leaving thousands without power and danger to life warnings still active across Scotland and northern England until 9pm this evening. The storm, which is the second…