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Jake Paul has responded after Mike Tyson said he was feeling ‘100 per cent’ following a recent health scare. Iron Mike had a ulcer flare up while on a plane from Miami to Los Angeles, plunging his bout with Paul into doubt. He has since insisted he’s feeling 100 per cent, however, with his showdown … Read more
King Charles hosted Luxembourg royalty for dinner at Windsor Castle this week. The monarch welcomed Grand Duke Henri, the head of the Luxembourg Royal Family, to his Berkshire residence on Bank Holiday Monday. In a photograph shared on the Grand Ducal Court’s Instagram, the duke and the King smile brightly in the Grand Corridor at … Read more
Dozens of pro-Palestine demonstrators were arrested late last night after activists clashed with police on Whitehall and outside Parliament. The Metropolitan Police were forced to act after the protest’s turnout “significantly exceeded the estimates of the organisers”, with protest group the Palestine Solidarity Campaign claiming over 10,000 people had come to demand a ceasefire in … Read more
Angela Rayner has mocked the Conservative MP who contacted police amid a row over historic living arrangements. Greater Manchester Police (GMP) announced it was dropping the investigation into the Labour deputy leader after the MP for Bury North James Daly brought claims against her. Sharing a picture of the front page of the Mirror on … Read more
“Zombie-style” knives can still be purchased from websites without ID checks, GB News can reveal. In a GB News investigation, we found two 20-inch blades with serrated edges and a sharp point were delivered without any online ID checks. When the zombie knives were delivered in person, the courier did not verify ID. It is … Read more
Photo by Alastair Grant-WPA Pool/Getty Images. No group has fared better under 14 years of Conservative government than pensioners. The triple lock (intended as a temporary measure when it was brought in by the coalition government) has ensured the state pension has steadily increased even as workers’ wages stagnated. Since it was introduced in 2011/12 … Read more
Jonathan Glazer’s The Zone of Interest is an Academy Award-winner, not because of its subject matter – Auschwitz – but for its treatment of it. Photo by A24 In a 2005 episode of Extras, Kate Winslet, cameoing as a caricature of herself, infamously joked that “if you do a film about the Holocaust, you’re guaranteed … Read more
Photo by Aaron Chown / PA Images Politics and sport didn’t mix at Chesham United for a stumbling Rishi Sunak filmed showing he is as good at football as he is at politics. Most of the coaches, parents and young players boycotted the campaign stunt at the Buckinghamshire club, which is based in a constituency … Read more
Nigel Farage has today hit back on social media after a BBC presenter accused him of “customary inflammatory language”. The comment made by Geeta Guru-Murthy sparked dozens of comments calling for the presenter to be sacked. During his speech at the launch event for Reform’s Dover candidate, Farage said: “The wave – and I’m using … Read more
The Office for Budget Responsibility (OBR) predicts that the state pension will be higher than the tax-free personal allowance by 2027. The Conservatives’ latest pledge means that a pensioner’s tax-free allowance would also rise according to the rules of the triple lock, to halt the increasing numbers of pensioners who will be expected to pay … Read more