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Jones said Barnard, from the village of Ogmore Vale, Bridgend county, held the culprit until police arrived “and then gave the handbag back to the traumatised granny”.”Then, he jogs over to our film panel, sits down, calm as can be [and] regales the audience with tales from the film shoot. Folks, I swooned,” said Jones, who is the son of pop icon David Bowie.Annecy festival said the incident occured in the city centre, not on the festival site, about one hour before the panel event.Annecy Municipal Police has been contacted for comment.Rogue Trooper is the latest project by Jones, whose…

Two-time Ballon d’Or winner Alexia Putellas has opted to join Women’s Super League club London City Lionesses.The 32-year-old left Barcelona after 14 years in May and is widely regarded as one of women’s football’s greatest players.Sources close to the 32-year-old have told BBC Sport she has chosen the South London club over Boston Legacy in the United States – the final two among many vying for her signature.Although the Lionesses are confident of completing the deal, club sources say there is no final agreement yet.It is a remarkable scoop as London City Lionesses – an independent women’s football club -…

A climate change event in London dedicated to examining the dangers of extreme heat was cancelled due to extreme heat.The gathering was part of Climate Action Week and was titled “Extreme Heat: Improving governance and strengthening action around the world”.It was scheduled for Wednesday at the Shaw Library at the London School of Economics.Organisers from the Grantham Research Institute on Climate Change and the Environment were forced to abandon their plans after the Met Office issued a red weather warning covering Greater London.The rare alert spans from 9am Wednesday through 9pm Friday, affecting a broad swathe of territory from the…

Andy Burnham’s “bounce” in the polls has been brutally dismissed by Lee Anderson as a “sigh of relief” from Britons.Speaking to GB News, the Chairman of Reform UK declared it is an “anybody but Sir Keir Starmer bounce”.A new poll by Find Out Now has placed Labour hot on Reform UK’s heels at 21 per cent, with Nigel Farage’s party sitting at 24 per cent, down three percentage points from last week.The Conservatives remain unchanged in the poll, flatlining at 18 per cent.Reacting to Andy Burnham’s surge in the polls, Mr Anderson told GB News that he “isn’t worried” about…

Energy debt owed to suppliers across Britain has climbed to an unprecedented £4.79billion, marking a five per cent rise compared with the previous quarter, according to figures released by Ofgem.The regulator’s data reveals that combined debt and arrears throughout England, Wales and Scotland have surged by 15 per cent over the past 12 months.These troubling statistics arrive just days before households face another financial blow, with Ofgem’s price cap set to increase by 13 per cent from July 1. The quarterly data covers customers who have been in arrears for longer than three months..The number of electricity accounts with ongoing…

Huw Edwards, the disgraced former BBC newsreader, has established a presence on the newsletter platform Substack, pledging to speak with complete candour about mental health struggles and the impact of prolonged psychiatric illness.The 64-year-old, who was convicted of making indecent images of children, set up his page on Wednesday, stating he intends to “offer thoughts on matters of national and local interest” whilst also addressing mental health topics.Edwards indicated there are currently no intentions to charge subscribers for access to his content.He wrote that he is “ready to be unflinchingly honest about the reality of long-term mental illness, and the…

The Food Standards Agency has issued an urgent recall affecting pre-packaged fruit items sold across six of Britain’s largest supermarket chains following the detection of Salmonella bacteria.Fruit supplier PrepWorld withdrew multiple ready-to-eat products from Asda, Morrisons, Marks & Spencer, Sainsbury’s, Tesco and Waitrose after testing revealed contamination in apples and kiwi used in the items.The recall, announced on Tuesday, covers fruit pots and snack packs bearing use-by dates of 23 or 24 June.Shoppers who have purchased any of the affected products are being advised not to consume them and to return them to the store for a full refund.Tesco is…

Burnham confirmed his intention to stand shortly after Sir Keir stepped down as prime minister on Monday.There had been suggestions that senior minister Darren Jones or former Armed Forces minister Al Carns could try to stand – however Jones has ruled himself out and Carns is yet to confirm if he will make a bid.Former Health Secretary Wes Streeting had previously said he would throw his hat into the ring, but gave his backing to Burnham on Monday. Burnham has also received backing from cabinet ministers including Chancellor Rachel Reeves, Foreign Secretary Yvette Cooper, Education Secretary Bridget Phillipson and Health…