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‘Labour Government in CRISIS’ | Rachel Reeves to urge supermarkets to cap food prices| Last updated: 1792743004 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 Aldi and Lidl will face the same competition rules as Britain’s largest supermarkets for the first time. The change will restrict how the discounters use land agreements to prevent rivals from opening nearby.The Competition and Markets Authority…
Shares in the drugmakers MSD (known as Merck in the US) and Moderna have surged since both companies first hinted at the success of the vaccine in the summer.But investors sold off stock on Thursday after financial analysts said the results were not quite as strong as those seen in an earlier, much smaller trial.Both companies said they were now “engaging with authorities” suggesting they could file for approval from medicine regulators as soon as next year.Widespread NHS use will also depend on cost, given that each individual patient will need to have their tumour genetically analysed and a personalised…
All the talk before a ball was kicked was that Bristol Rovers would be right up there challenging for automatic promotion in League Two.That looked like it would be the case when the Gas reeled off four wins in their opening five games.At that stage, manager Steve Evans – who took over in December 2025 and saved the club from relegation last season – was on a run of 15 wins from 19 league matches in charge of Rovers.But they have since plunged down the table to 16th after just one victory in seven, including four straight defeats.”It’s causing a…
Weather correspondent Nathan Rao speaks to GB News as Britons prepare for Storm Austen| Last updated: 1792736642 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 Britons are braced for harsh weather as Storm Austen, the first named storm of the season, sweeps through the UK with gusts of up to 80mph. The Met Office has issued an amber warning for wind, covering…
Andy Burnham has insisted Labour’s “determination is unwavering” to achieve Net Zero by 2050, despite the approval of the Jackdaw gas field.The Government’s backing of the site opens the door to drilling in the North Sea and aims to supply gas to British businesses and homes as early as this month. The site, off the coast of Aberdeen, is one of two North Sea projects, alongside the Rosebank oil field, that have hung over Labour since the previous Tory Government was halted by a legal challenge.Writing in The Guardian overnight, the Prime Minister vowed his Government would not “abandon the…
Caldey Island was once known for being “crime free”, but in 2017, six women settled a civil claim against the abbey.They had been sexually abused as children by the monk Thaddeus Kotik. The former abbot Robert O’Brien knew about the abuse but did not report it.An independent review, published in 2024, found that victims were treated in a heartless, hostile and cruel way.It said frequent allegations of abuse were made, but not followed up on or reported to police, and the lack of challenge had enabled Kotik to abuse children over four decades “in plain sight”. Other offenders have also…
Runners have until 24 January to complete 5km, for free, at their nearest official Run X centre. After that, the top 25% of runners in age categories from 18 to 75+ will represent their nation at the regionals, before the 10 best men and women in each category advance to the world finals in Italy next March.There are currently only 20 countries taking part and the list of elite runners registered has not yet been disclosed. Organisers hope to entice more participants, alongside the cash prize, with wildcard entries to events like the 2027 World Road Running Championships in China.Despite…
He also said he thought he needed to register bank accounts with officers once he had set them up, deposited money into them, and received a bank card, claiming he would have registered them if given the chance.Constable Jones, of the Sex Offender’s Management Unit at Cheshire Police: “Abrha told police that, despite being handed court order that was to remain active for the remainder of his life, he had not actually read the terms and did not understand what was required of him to keep him out prison.”He also attempted to justify his actions by claiming he did not…
Victoria Atkins explains her private members’ bill on solar panels| Last updated: 1792731602 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 Tories will push for a “national resilience” vote to ban solar farms from prime agricultural land, Shadow Environment Secretary Victoria Atkins has told GB News. Ms Atkins, who represents the largely rural seat of Louth & Horncastle in Lincolnshire, is…
Plans for a 17-storey tower block next to a historic Manchester pub have been rejected by councillors.Developer The McGoff Group had applied to build 153 flats beside the Grade II-listed Marble Arch on Rochdale Road, which has been serving customers since 1888.The company said the scheme would deliver much-needed city centre housing and help regenerate the area.But the pub’s owners argued the development threatened its future, and Manchester City Council’s planning committee voted to refuse the application.In its objection, the pub said the 17-storey building would be “overbearing and oppressive” and would harm the setting of the pub.Councillors also raised…