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Water firms in England and Wales have reportedly declared they want to increase bills by between 24 per cent and 91 per cent over the next five years, according to a consumer watchdog. Southern Water is asking for the biggest increase of 91 per cent, which would mean its customers would see a rise in … Read more
All products are independently selected by our experts. To help us provide free impartial advice, we will earn an affiliate commission if you buy something. Click here to learn more Outlander fans rejoice! After months of uncertainty, the historical drama will be available to stream in the UK ahead of the release of Season 7 … Read more
The latest so called ruling against GB News feels more political than a genuine call for impartiality. I guess I am an odd choice to jump to the defence of GB news. As a Liberal this news channel is not my natural home. At times the presenters opinions can be uncomfortable viewing for someone like … Read more
Prince Harry’s latest litigation against a prominent British tabloid group not only targets the company itself but also individuals whom Harry has held personal grudges against for years. He thinks the likes of Rupert Murdoch and Rebekah Brooks, who have held powerful positions at News Group Newspapers for a number of years, sanctioned (what Harry … Read more
The Tories have spent years making our benefits system more punitive while slashing funding for adult education. Yet today, amidst the consequences of its own actions, the Government is setting out plans for skills “boot camps” to provide more training to people out of work. The fact that Mel Stride, the Work and Pensions Secretary, … Read more
Homeowners living near a Thames Water treatment plant claim their back gardens are being flooded with foul-smelling sewage water. People in the village of Eton Wick in Berkshire say the Roundmoor Stream, which connects with Thames Water’s sewage treatment works in Slough, has been blighted by regular sewage releases when the facility becomes overwhelmed by … Read more
French President Emmanuel Macron is heading to the Pacific islands of New Caledonia after days of riots have left six dead, hundreds injured and forced tourists to evacuate. Unrest began in New Caledonia, a French overseas territory, last week after electoral changes were voted through by the French government in Paris. France declared a 12-day … Read more
Former Post Office chief executive Post Office Paula Vennells will give evidence at the public inquiry into the Horizon IT scandal this week. Vennells, 65, is one of the key figures in what has been described as the largest miscarriage of justice in British history. Interest in what she has to say at the inquiry … Read more
Andrew Pierce told GB News members about his friendship with Dame Joan Collins in a behind-the-scenes clip today. The award-winning actress delivered a speech at the book launch for Finding Margaret, Andrew’s new book, last night, and posed for a photo with Andrew and his GB News co-presenter Bev Turner. In a behind-the-scenes clip after … Read more
Photo by Mark Senior When the black and white, semi-silent film The Artist was released in 2011, it was an instant critical hit – winning five Oscars in 2012, including the top prize of Best Picture. Now, the movie has been co-adapted by Olivier Award-winning choreographer Drew McOnie and writer Lindsey Ferrentino into a dazzling production, … Read more