The Co-op has announced today that it is cutting prices for its member-owners across 54 fruit and vegetable lines. Co-op members can now save money on fresh produce lines following the retailers £6.4million investment. Co-op members can now make savings of up to 44 per cent as the food retailer focuses its investment on the … Read more
Has Rishi Sunak forgotten his Spring Budget in 2021? And his Chancellor Jeremy Hunt’s Autumn Statement in 2022? While he was Chancellor, the Prime Minister froze the income tax thresholds until April 2026. Then Hunt extended the freeze until 2028. Rishi Sunak has promised to bring in a ‘triple lock plus’ scheme to stop pensioners … Read more
Meghan and Harry are unlikely to lose their royal titles as the duchess would simply adopt a new one, according to a royal commentator. There have been questions over whether Harry could lose his royal sovereign title if he fully embraced US citizenship. If the prince were to obtain a US visa, he would need … Read more
GB News hosts Bev Turner and Andrew Pierce have reacted to some “scary” deep fakes that “producers whipped up in five minutes.” Deepfakes are videos, pictures or audio clips made with artificial intelligence to look real. They can be used for fun, or even for scientific research, but sometimes they’re used to impersonate people like … Read more
A five-year-old boy from Hull has been left with serious head injuries after he was attacked by an “XL Bully-type” dog. The boy was bitten at a house on Brazil Street, Hull, at about 11.45pm on Monday. The child was rushed to hospital where he is recovering. An investigation into the incident is ongoing. Humberside … Read more
Today, South Africa goes to the polls as approximately 28 million citizens cast their vote in what some are describing as the country’s most important general election since the end of apartheid in 1994. Perhaps for the first time in almost exactly 30 years, South Africans have the very real opportunity to end decades of … Read more
Prime Minister Rishi Sunak says some university degrees are “letting young people down” as he pledges to slash “Mickey Mouse” courses if the Tories win the election. The “Mickey Mouse” phrase was coined for university courses that have high dropout rates, a poor track record of securing jobs for graduates or a comparatively low level … Read more
Prime Minister Rishi Sunak has said that if re-elected he plans to shut down “Mickey Mouse” degrees at UK universities and instead the cash saved will be poured into creating 100,000 apprenticeships a year by 2029/30. Unveiling his latest election pledge, Mr Sunak said: “Improving education is the closest thing we have to a silver … Read more
Broadcaster Mike Parry has brutally mocked “Mickey Mouse” degrees in Britain amid calls for a shut down of the costly courses. It comes after Prime Minister Rishi Sunak pledged to shut down “Mickey Mouse” university courses and create 100,000 apprenticeships a year instead, if the Tories are re-elected. The “Mickey Mouse” phrase was coined for … Read more
The number of drivers tailgating on major UK roads has worsened with more than half of motorists deliberately ignoring the “two second gap” rule. A survey by the AA found that cases of tailgating have gotten worse in the UK with three fifths of all car collisions occurring at junctions where poor driving habits are … Read more