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Mr Jones argued this core political “instinct” was what informed a lack of action to tackle small boat crossings across the English Channel.“It’s not being treated as an emergency because within the mainstream political parties, it’s not regarded as an emergency,” he said.“The Labour Party fundamentally supports mass immigration, both legal and illegal. Those are their basic instincts.”Mr Jones claimed Labour could take tougher action on migration if it chose to, arguing ministers could reform the Human Rights Act and leave the European Convention on Human Rights.“They won’t, because that goes against the fundamental instincts of their MPs.“Make no mistake,…
The Princess of Wales’s transition in the public eye from “Kate” to “Catherine” was reinforced by deliberate royal briefings following her 2010 engagement, according to veteran broadcaster Simon Vigar.Speaking exclusively to GB News ahead of the publication of his new book, The Four Wives of Windsor: The Inside Story of the Power Behind the Crown, the Channel 5 royal correspondent detailed the ongoing discrepancy between the princess’s given name and her enduring media moniker.Mr Vigar, who has covered the British monarchy since 1997, addressed a specific passage in his upcoming biography regarding her dual identity. In the text, he writes:…
Josie Gibson has firmly rejected suggestions that weight loss injections were behind her recent 2.5-stone transformation, insisting the change is down to the relentless pace of her everyday life.The 41-year-old This Morning presenter and former Big Brother winner told The Sun’s Fabulous Magazine that her slimmer figure is simply the result of juggling a packed schedule as a single mother.Rather than any medical intervention, Ms Gibson pointed to the physical demands of maintaining her television career, raising her son, managing a house build and keeping on top of domestic tasks as the real explanation.She has grown increasingly exasperated by the…
Paxton said the scale of Bush’s offending was discovered by chance when, while he was on holiday in the US, he asked two funeral directors from another firm to remove a body from a care home.Patrick Moore, a casual worker at Legacy, had been told by Bush “not to bring anyone back to Legacy”, Paxton said.The court heard the undertakers became suspicious and asked Moore how many bodies were at the site.Paxton said Moore counted up to 29 bodies and described it as something from a “horror scene”, adding: “You two don’t know the half of it, bodies have been…
Ronnie O’Sullivan made a comfortable start to the new snooker season as he won in the first round of the Shanghai Masters.Playing in his first major event of 2026-27, the seven-time world champion claimed a 6-1 win over 18-year-old Chinese amateur Liu Linhao, who was a wildcard entry.The 50-year-old Englishman made four breaks of more than 50 as he set up a meeting with top seed and defending champion Kyren Wilson in the last 16 on Tuesday.England’s four-time world champion Mark Selby suffered an early exit as the world number nine was beaten 6-5 by Zhou Yuelong.The 28-year-old local favourite,…
Andy Burnham could be set for a clash with Labour backbenchers over his youth sickness benefits reforms, if the historic reaction to a similar proposal is anything to go by.The Telegraph revealed last night he was plotting a crackdown on youth sickness benefits in order to fund any changes to social care and defence – for which he was left a multi-billion-pound black hole by Sir Keir Starmer, which he will need to fill at his first Budget.A major Labour backbench rebellion erupted over Government welfare cuts to disability and sickness benefits under Sir Keir Starmer.Last summer, more than 130…
Sir Clive Alderton, who serves as Principal Private Secretary to the King and Queen, has announced he will leave his position next year after two decades with the Royal Household.His departure will coincide with his 60th birthday in May.Over the course of 11 years in his current post, Sir Clive steered the household through King Charles’s accession to the throne in 2022.Buckingham Palace revealed the news today as it prepares to launch a thorough and open recruitment process to find his replacement.Sir Clive Alderton, who serves as Principal Private Secretary to the King and Queen, has announced he will leave…
Europe is “approaching energy crisis territory” with gas stockpiles at historic lows, analysts have warned. The continent is set to hit winter with gas storage at three quarters full, compared to a 90 per cent average over the past five years.Supplies have been run down because of the war in Iran and the closure of the Strait of Hormuz, with up to a fifth of the world’s supply disrupted. Currently, across Europe, gas storage facilities are around half full. This is “an historically low level at this time of the year”, according to energy consultancy Wood Mackenzie.At the same time,…
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Judge Tony Baumgartner, the recorder of Westminster, said: “This was well-planned offending and you knew precisely what you were doing. “Foolishly you climbed a far way up the tower, far enough to cause very serious harm to you and possibly others if you fell.”The judge found Day had “little insight into your offending or any real remorse”, but he noted he had not offended since the Big Ben incident and had strong personal mitigation including failing eyesight.Day was ordered to attend up to 20 rehabilitation days and he will be electronically monitored for four months as part of his suspended…