Author: britishbulletin.com

Olympic medallist Mallory Franklin completed her return to action by winning canoe gold and kayak cross silver at the Paddle Europe Slalom Championships in Ivrea.The 32-year-old delivered a flawless, penalty-free run of 100.47 seconds to beat France’s Doriane Delassus by 0.03 seconds and claim her third career European C1 title.Victory marked Franklin’s first individual medal since the birth of her daughter, having opened her week in Italy with a bronze medal in the team event.”It’s a really nice way to end the year. It’s been a tough one coming back and getting back on the start line,” said Franklin.”I’ve been…

Read More

GB News host Camilla Tominey has grilled Steve Reed on Labour’s claim it is cutting welfare spending, as the PIP bill is predicted to surge to £45billion by 2030. Speaking to GB News from the Labour Party conference in Liverpool, the Environment Secretary admitted that since coming into power, the Government “hasn’t done enough to grow the economy”.Mr Reed told Camilla: “It’s my view at the moment, we’ve got a situation where this really upsets people in my constituency, as it will all over the country. One in six young people not in employment, education or training. “And if a…

Read More

Michael Marra is set to call for the Scottish government to decentralise power from Holyrood in his first conference speech as Scottish Labour leader.Marra will claim the Scottish Parliament has “hoarded money and control” in Edinburgh and demand skills policy is devolved to Scotland’s regions.The MSP for North East Scotland, who defeated Joe Fagan in a vote to replace Anas Sarwar just over a week ago, will address the first day of the UK Labour conference in Liverpool.He is expected to call on the Scottish government to put “power and money” in the hands of local people to grow regional…

Read More

Jones started slowly as he adopted the “couch to 5k” approach.”As soon as I started doing it, I saw the benefit of the process. It was fascinating to see and develop week-to-week,” said Jones. “I enjoyed that and started ticking off the little milestones. It is a brilliant process.”The first run was a five-minute walk, then a 90-second run, and so on. You’re not going straight in and doing it. “Once you’ve got that 5k, it was a sense of achievement and you get that buzz after running.”He took to his new sporting endeavour so well he soon upgraded his…

Read More

A Victoria Cross awarded to a soldier who was killed while defending comrades in the last week of World War One is being put up for auction.James Kirk, from Cheadle Hulme, Greater Manchester, died under heavy machine gun fire as he protected soldiers building a bridge in France in November 1918. The 21-year-old second lieutenant carried on fighting even after being shot in the face, having paddled across a canal to single-handedly confront German gunners.His medal is being sold by London auctioneers Noonans on 7 October and is expected to fetch between £100,000 and £160,000.Noonans said Kirk “paid the ultimate…

Read More

Angela Rayner has played down reports of a civil war brewing within Labour as she insisted she is not getting into a row with Shabana Mahmood over migration reforms. The Communities Secretary hit out ahead of Labour’s conference at plans to lengthen the period of time before foreign care workers can claim permanent settlement in the UK from five to 15 years.However, this sets her at odds with the Home Secretary who is spearheading the reforms which would apply to all carers who have arrived in Britain since 2021.Speaking as the Labour Conference gets underway in Liverpool, the former Deputy…

Read More

Mike Tindall made his first public appearance on Friday evening following the announcement of his father Phillip’s passing at the age of 80.The former England Rugby captain, 47, attended the Laver Cup alongside his wife Zara Tindall, the daughter of Princess Anne.The couple, who have been married since 2011, were seen together at the tennis event just days after Mike shared the heartbreaking news on his rugby podcast, The Good, The Bad & The Rugby.Despite what has clearly been an incredibly tough period, Mike appeared in good spirits during the outing.The Tindalls have been enthusiastic supporters of the Laver Cup…

Read More

A dog stranded on a narrow ledge at the bottom of a 40ft (12m) cliff next to a waterfall has been safely retrieved thanks to the efforts of a volunteer-run rescue team.Yorkshire Dales charity Cave Rescue Organisation (CRO) and North Yorkshire Fire and Rescue responded to the incident at the well-known Pecca Falls, in Ingleton, after 15:15 BST on Saturday.Eight-year-old Labrador Penny had fallen into the river before becoming stuck after climbing up to a rocky outcrop 6.5ft (2m) above the water. Using a rope system, a volunteer was lowered to the ledge to reach the dog before she was…

Read More

From being impotent, they became thrusting. That second half was as big a 0-0 rout as you’re likely to see. Frustrating, but encouraging at the same time.It will be agonising for Oli McBurnie that he’s still without an international goal – he said he wouldn’t sleep after failing to convert a one-on-one with Jan Oblak – but his second-half performance was full of good things; efforts on goal, link-up play, presence and danger. Robbie Ure hit a post, Kieron Bowie had a terrific chance, but missed. The three strikers drew a blank, but as far as 0-0s go, it offered…

Read More

Noah Woods: NHS trust apologises for data breach as urgent investigation launched`; const adSlotHtmlSkyRight = “; const targetParentSky = document.querySelector(‘.sky–ad__container’); if (targetParentSky) { targetParentSky.insertAdjacentHTML(‘beforeend’, adSlotHtmlSkyLeft); targetParentSky.insertAdjacentHTML(‘beforeend’, adSlotHtmlSkyRight); } } else { // console.log(“Inder 3 – skys not showing because user is member”); } `; targetParentBillboard.insertAdjacentHTML(‘beforeend’, adBillboard); } }); } `; return trendingDiv; }

Read More