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Millions of unmarried couples are set to be awarded with greater legal rights, which will improve their financial security, the Government has confirmed.A consultation will bolster financial protections for more than 3.5 million cohabiting couples across the country, Deputy Prime Minister David Lammy has announced.The proposals aim to modernise family law and address the limited rights currently available to unmarried partners when relationships break down.Under the existing system, couples who live together but have not married face significant financial vulnerability if they separate, with the government acknowledging that cost of living pressures make security more critical than ever.The Deputy Prime…

John Cleese has launched a furious attack on Sir Keir Starmer following violent clashes in Southampton linked to the murder of teenager Henry Nowak.The Monty Python actor accused the Prime Minister’s Government of “appalling incompetence” and imposing “two-tier policing”.The comedian and actor weighed in on the growing political row after riots erupted in the city following the release of police bodycam footage showing the final moments of the 18-year-old university student.Responding on X to a clip of Sir Keir condemning the disorder in Parliament, Mr Cleese wrote: “Unlikely he will admit that the anger was caused by his cabinet’s appalling…

Marks & Spencer has just launched a new range of marinated chicken bags that promise to make summer dinners an absolute breeze.The retailer is offering five mouth-watering flavours to choose from: Garlic Lemon & Herb, Spiced Tandoori, Jalapeno & Herb, Thai Curry, and the fiery Piri Piri option.Each bag feeds a family of four, making it an affordable option for busy households this summer. Prices start from just £8.50, with the range now available in M&S Foodhalls across the country.Choose from Garlic Lemon & Herb, Spiced Tandoori, Jalapeno & Herb, Thai Curry, and the fiery Piri Piri options | M&SThe…

Robinson was exiled for 24 Tests. In that time, 13 other men bowled seam in Test cricket for England. Fourteen, if you count Harry Brook’s wrong-footed part-time filth.Robinson spent part of the Ashes winter playing club cricket in Sydney, mainly to work on his game, but also to be in the right place if England needed him. One wonders how many bowlers would have had to go down for Robinson to get the call, especially given a reserve Lions squad was also in Australia. Maybe 15, even 20?But necessity is the mother of invention or, in this case, reinvention.Humbled in…

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Sophie Hinchliffe, the cleaning influencer known as Mrs Hinch, has hit back at critics who accused her of removing her children from school for a family getaway.The 36-year-old, who boasts 4.8 million followers on social media, has been posting images from her sunny holiday with husband Jamie and their three boys: Ronnie, six, Lennie, five, and 16-month-old Vinnie.After receiving numerous messages questioning her decision, Ms Hinchliffe clarified that her older sons remain on their school break.”Both Ronnie and Lennie are still on school holidays as they have two weeks off at this time of year, not one,” she explained.The cleaning…

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Former police officer Christi Hill has told Verify she has been forced into hiding and is fearful for her safety after she and another officer were misidentified on social media as being involved in the arrest of Henry Nowak.Bodycam footage released this week shows 18-year-old Henry being handcuffed by officers as he repeatedly said he couldn’t breathe. The other officer, PC Tristan Parsons was out of the country – and Christi Hill had left the force more than a year before the incident. Kayleen Devlin reports.Produced by Aisha Sembhi. Graphics by Sally Nicholls and Mark Edwards. Reporting by Kevin Nguyen.