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Labour has admitted it will force internet restrictions on young Britons, regardless of the outcome of a consultation on a social media ban.The Government “will impose some form of age or functionality restrictions” on social media for under-16s whatever the consultation says, Education Minister Olivia Bailey told the Commons last night.The concession by the Government comes after relentless pressure from the House of Lords over the issue, led by Tory Education Minister and academy chain founder Lord Nash.Peers voted four times to press the Commons into forcing a ban onto the British people.Ms Bailey told MPs: “On the remaining question…

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Before all that though, there needs to be a decision about Carrick.Many feel delivering a return to the Champions League – it was predicted after his first two games against Manchester City and Chelsea that his side would be in the bottom half of the table – should be enough to secure him a full-time contract.Getting rid of Carrick, the argument goes, would be the most risky option.But there are two schools of thought. The first is that Carrick gets the job because he deserves the chance, it goes wrong next season and the United hierarchy are derided for following…

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Liam Delap wants to stay and fight for his Chelsea career, Barcelona contact Atletico Madrid over a possible Julian Alvarez transfer and Steven Gerrard could be in contention to replace Scott Parker as manager of Burnley. English striker Liam Delap, 23, wants to stay and fight for his Chelsea career as the club face big decisions over their strikers. (Telegraph – subscription required) , externalBarcelona have initiated contact with Atletico Madrid to find out the club’s stance over the possible transfer of Argentina striker Julian Alvarez, 16, this summer. (ESPN) , externalScott Parker’s future as Burnley manager is in the…

New Lancashire bowler Ajeet Singh Dale is to undergo surgery on his injured hamstring.Singh Dale suffered the injury after bowling only two overs in the match against his old club Gloucestershire 11 days ago, although no timescale has been put on his return.It was just a second game in Lancashire colours for the 25-year-old fast bowler after his move to Emirates Old Trafford during the winter.Also in that same match at Bristol, opening batter Luke Wells suffered a dislocated shoulder while fielding and he will face a long period out during the summer.There was also a fresh injury in this…

A Surrey rabbit named Herbie has secured a place in the Guinness World Records after being confirmed as the world’s oldest living rabbit.The lionhead rabbit reached the remarkable milestone of 15 years and 251 days as of today, more than doubling the typical lifespan for his breed.Lionhead rabbits generally live between seven and ten years, making Herbie’s longevity particularly extraordinary.Herbie resides with his devoted owners Richard and Melissa Dunham, a couple who both work as teachers and have been caring for rabbits since 2010.Melissa expressed astonishment at his achievement, saying: “He is an amazing little bunny. His spirit is as…

King Charles and Queen Camilla were greeted with a tour of the First Lady’s newly unveiled beehive after arriving at the White House on Monday for their state visit.Melania Trump revealed the expansion to the executive residence’s apiary programme last Friday, with the centrepiece being a hive crafted in the distinctive shape of the White House itself.The architectural hive joins a pair of existing colonies that have occupied the south grounds since 2009, positioned close to the historic kitchen garden.During the height of summer, these established hives are home to roughly 70,000 bees, which together produce between 200 and 225…

The iconic Jacobite steam train, which gained worldwide fame as the Hogwarts Express in the Harry Potter films, faces an uncertain future as health and safety regulations threaten to derail the beloved Scottish railway service.Vintage carriages dating back seven decades were taken out of service last year after regulators raised concerns about their doors lacking central locking mechanisms.The Office of Rail and Road compelled West Coast Railways, the company operating the service, to switch to more modern coaches instead.The steam train has transported Harry Potter enthusiasts through the western Scottish Highlands for decades, becoming one of Britain’s most celebrated heritage…