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GB NEWS: Lucy Rigby speaks to GB News about the disorder in Southampton | WATCH NOW By Susanna Siddell, Published: 04/06/2026 – 09:07Updated: 04/06/2026 – 09:14Two men have been charged in relation to the disorder in Southampton following the murder of Henry Nowak.Matt Styler, 50, has been charged with assaulting a police officer.Meanwhile, Daniel Frost, 44, has been charged with violent disorder and possession of an offensive weapon.Both will appear before Southampton Magistrates’ Court later today.Earlier this week, more than 1,000 protesters gathered outside Southampton Central Police Station on Tuesday following the sentencing of killer Vickrum Digwa the day before.After the…
The Duke and Duchess of Edinburgh brought their three-day Portuguese tour to a close with a traditional port wine ceremony at Graham’s Port Lodge in Porto.Following a countdown, Sophie took the lead in splashing port over a wooden cask, with Edward following suit moments later in the time-honoured “baptism” ritual.The royal couple join a distinguished list of visitors who have participated in this custom, most recently the Duke of Kent.When presented with an impressively large bottle of port during the visit, the Duchess quipped: “We could swim in it!”The Duke and Duchess of Edinburgh brought their three-day Portuguese tour to…
Five Somerset leisure facilities facing closure after the collapse of their previous operator have been rescued through a £215,000 agreement secured by Somerset Council.Freedom Leisure will take over management of the sites from July 1 under a two-year contract worth £214,594.The arrangement follows the collapse of Fusion Lifestyle, the charity which operated more than 100 leisure venues across Britain before entering administration on April 1.Freedom Leisure, which is based in East Sussex, already manages several facilities across Somerset, including sites in Bridgwater, Chard and Yeovil.Current members at the affected venues are expected to receive further information in the coming weeks…
Sharon Osbourne has weighed into the growing row surrounding the treatment of murdered teenager Henry Nowak, urging supporters to help ensure the 18-year-old “gets the justice he deserves”.The TV personality shared the police bodycam footage of Mr Nowak’s final moments on Instagram.Alongside the video, Ms Osbourne wrote: “The purpose of this post is not to be gratuitous; it is to make sure the truth is circulated and that Henry gets the justice he deserves.” Her intervention comes amid intense public debate over Hampshire and Isle of Wight Constabulary’s handling of the incident, after officers in question appeared to have treated…
In what researchers are calling a “major breakthrough”, a team, led by Prof Takashi Tsuji, say they have managed to recreate the full cycle of hair growth in mice – meaning hair could grow, fall out and grow back again naturally. While transplanted hair can already grow, recreating follicles that can behave like the natural hair inside the body – repeatedly growing, shedding and regrowing over time – has proved far more difficult.
Former Seattle Seahawks quarterback Russell Wilson has retired at the age of 37.Wilson spent 10 of his 14 NFL seasons with the Seahawks and led them to their first Super Bowl win in 2014.Pete Carroll’s team almost made it back-to-back titles as they were narrowly beaten when they returned to the NFL showpiece the following year.Wilson played for three teams in the last four years of his NFL career and will move straight into a media role after agreeing to become an analyst with CBS.After being a third-round draft pick in 2012, the 5ft 11in quarterback earned the starter’s role…
A fresh wave of travel disruption hits London commuters today as tube strikes take place for the second time this week.The RMT union has gone ahead with their second planned strike today after talks with TfL over a four-day working week failed to reach agreement. Still running is the Overground and Elizabeth line and DLR as well as London buses, but services are expected to be busy with crowds building at stations and stops throughout the day. The strike began at 00.01 today and will due to finish at 23.59 this evening. This comes after a 24-hour strike took place…
A top Labour minister told Lord Mandelson he was “so sorry” after the peer was sacked, undisclosed messages have revealed.Sir Keir Starmer’s top team was instructed to hand over any messages, including “embarrassing” notes from the likes of Work and Pensions Secretary Pat McFadden.However, texts between Chief Secretary to the Prime Minister Darren Jones and the New Labour titan were not offered up in the second batch of Mandelson files released on Monday.But further digging revealed that, on the day of his dismissal, Sir Keir Starmer’s aide told the ex-Ambassador: “You’ve been doing such a great job, and you worked…
The Bank of England has come under fire from senior Conservative figures after it emerged that around 6,000 employees are permitted to work abroad for up to 40 days each year.It sits alongside existing rules allowing staff to work remotely from home for up to three days each week under official Bank guidance.The policy has sparked criticism as the central bank continues to face scrutiny over its handling of inflation, which stood at 2.8 per cent in April and remains above the Bank’s two per cent target.Forecasters at Capital Economics have predicted inflation could rise to around four per cent…
Gary Lineker has opened up about his departure from the BBC more than twelve months on, disclosing that his only regret centres on overlooking a rat emoji in the Instagram post that triggered the controversy.The former England striker shared a video concerning Zionism that contained the rodent image, historically associated with antisemitic Nazi propaganda targeting Jewish people.”You’ve got to have your own morals,” the 65-year-old stated. “It was like a marriage. It petered out. The only regret I have is missing the [rat] emoji. Nothing else.”Gary Lineker opened up on his exit at the BBC after posting a video on…