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United KingdomApple to raise prices as AI boom pushes up chip costs
Apple CEO Tim Cook stated that the company will raise product prices due to increased costs of memory chips, driven by the AI boom and disruptions in semiconductor production. The impact on specific products, including the upcoming iPhone 18, remains unclear.
The one moment that defines Andy Burnham – and tells us what he’d be like as PM
The article discusses Andy Burnham's pivotal moment during the 2009 Hillsborough memorial event, highlighting his emotional response to the chants of 'Justice for the 96' by Liverpool fans. It frames this moment as a turning point in Burnham's political career, emphasizing his criticism of the Westminster system and his alignment with Northern regional identity against the perceived 'London set.' The piece also references Burnham's collaboration with Steve Rotheram in their 2024 memoir, 'Head North,' and notes his appeal as an alternative to the national government.
Burnham’s Cabinet allies won’t resign… for now
Senior Cabinet ministers, including Home Secretary Shabana Mahmood and Energy Secretary Ed Miliband, have stated they will not resign following Andy Burnham's win in the Makerfield by-election. Burnham is expected to privately urge Prime Minister Keir Starmer to outline a timeline for stepping down. Speculation remains high that Starmer could face coordinated resignations from ministers, similar to those that led to Boris Johnson's resignation in 2022. Transport Secretary Heidi Alexander has also confirmed she will remain in her role.
Prince William only plans to attend World Cup in United States if England make final
Prince William, patron of the Football Association, is reportedly planning to attend the World Cup in the United States only if England reaches the final. The article notes that he attended several matches during the 2024 Euros but will not travel for England's group stage games. It also mentions that he will not attend Scotland's matches due to his role with the English FA. Kensington Palace has not officially confirmed his attendance.
Greens leader Zack Polanski cleared over London houseboat council tax row
Zack Polanski, leader of the Green Party, has been cleared of breaching the Greater London Authority (GLA) Code of Conduct regarding concerns about whether he correctly paid council tax while residing on a houseboat. Polanski claimed he believed council tax was covered by mooring fees. The issue arose after questions about whether the houseboat was his primary residence. The Green Party initially stated he stayed on the boat 'occasionally' before apologizing for what they described as an 'unintentional mistake.' A monitoring officer concluded there was no sufficient link between Polanski's tax
UK weather: Heatwave to return at weekend with temperatures reaching 32C
Parts of England are expected to experience a heatwave over the upcoming weekend, with temperatures potentially reaching 32°C. Yellow heat health alerts have been issued for regions including the South East, East of England, London, and the East Midlands due to increased risks for vulnerable individuals and higher demands on healthcare services. The Met Office forecasts temperatures approaching 30°C by Friday, with peaks in the low 30s anticipated in some areas. A heatwave is defined as three consecutive days where temperatures meet or exceed regional thresholds, typically 28°C or 27°C in the南
Farage blames Makerfield defeat on anti-Starmer votes
Nigel Farage expressed disappointment with Reform UK's performance in the Makerfield by-election, attributing the loss to voter frustration with Prime Minister Sir Keir Starmer. He suggested that voters wanted to remove Starmer from office, leading to an 'emphatic' Labour victory over Reform's candidate. Farage acknowledged that some votes were also lost to the right-wing party Restore Britain, founded by former Reform MP Rupert Lowe. He urged Restore voters to support Reform as the main challenger to Labour. The by-election was seen as an opportunity for Reform to establish itself as the main
Grandmother of baby murdered by adoptive parents ‘wanted to keep him’
A grandmother of a baby murdered and sexually abused by his adoptive parents stated that the family wanted to keep the child, according to reports. The baby, Preston Davey, was placed in foster care before being adopted by Jamie Varley and John McGowan-Fazakerley. He suffered severe abuse during his short time with them. Both men were recently convicted of multiple offenses related to the case. Preston's birth mother, Sarah Davey, was previously imprisoned for murder and had Preston placed in foster care shortly after his birth. His maternal grandmother, Debbie Davey, expressed her desire to照顾
Boy, 3, was attacked by crocodile at zoo as man bailed
A three-year-old boy was critically injured after being attacked by a crocodile at a zoo near Huntingdon, Cambridgeshire. The incident occurred on Thursday when the boy entered an enclosure containing crocodiles. Zoo staff rescued him, and he is currently in a critical but stable condition at Addenbrooke's Hospital in Cambridge. A 30-year-old man from Norfolk was arrested on suspicion of attempted murder but has since been released on bail due to being deemed 'unfit for interview.' Authorities are investigating how long the boy remained in the enclosure and have confirmed that the crocodiles,
If they lose to Croatia, the English have a conspiracy theory ready.
Croatia and England face off in the first round of Group L at the World Cup. England has already prepared a 'conspiracy theory' if they lose to Croatia. England came to this World Cup with high ambitions and dreams of winning the title, so any setback would be shocking. Any result other than a win against Croatia would be considered a failure, especially since Croatia eliminated them in the semifinals at the 2018 World Cup and is their toughest opponent in the group. In the lead-up to the match, English media are creating a narrative that could serve as an excuse in case of failure. The focus,
Moment cowboy traders are caught fleecing frail woman, 83, out of £18,000 by posing as workmen to fix her roof
Two men, Charlie Lee and James Cunningham, were caught on covert camera scamming an 83-year-old woman named Christine out of £18,000 by pretending to be roof repair workers. Over five months, they defrauded her of over £30,000. The pair only performed minimal repairs on her roof before being exposed by hidden camera footage. Cunningham encouraged Christine to approve the payment and warned her to keep the transaction secret. During a police investigation, it was found that the pair had swindled £880,000 from 11 victims over nearly two years. Cunningham was sentenced to five years and ten month
Palestine Action BANNED from Britain as judges rule Home Office was allowed to make them a proscribed organisation
The UK Home Office has been granted permission to ban the organization Palestine Action after five appeal court judges ruled that the group 'overtly promotes unlawful violence amounting to terrorism.' The ban, which was initially imposed in July 2023, makes membership or support for the group a criminal offense punishable by up to 14 years in prison. The ruling overturned a previous High Court decision that had found the initial proscription unlawful. The judges emphasized that the decision struck a fair balance between freedom of expression and national security. The case may still be takento
Zookeeper who saved boy, three, as he was 'attacked by crocodile' after being 'thrown into pit by mentally disabled man' - as suspect 'not fit for interview' is bailed
A three-year-old boy was attacked by crocodiles after being thrown into a reptile pit by a man with learning difficulties at a British zoo. The suspect, a 30-year-old from Norfolk, was arrested but later released on bail due to being deemed 'not fit for interview.' Zookeeper Tracey Johnson rescued the child from the crocodiles. Witnesses reported hearing a scream and seeing the air ambulance arrive.
Inmates who murdered infamous child killer Kyle Bevan in his cell will never be released
Three convicted murderers—Mark Fellows, Lee Newell, and David Taylor—were sentenced to whole-life terms for stabbing Kyle Bevan, a notorious child killer, to death in his prison cell at HMP Wakefield. Bevan was incarcerated for murdering a two-year-old girl in 2020. Fellows and Newell were already serving whole-life sentences for other crimes when they killed Bevan. Taylor received a whole-life term for Bevan's murder in addition to existing charges related to the killing of Alisha Apostoloff-Boyarin and an attempted murder of a police officer.
Under-16s to be banned from TikTok, YouTube and other social media by next spring, Starmer says
The UK government has announced plans to ban under-16s from accessing several major social media platforms, including TikTok, YouTube, and Instagram, starting in spring 2027. The policy aims to protect children from potential harms associated with social media. Tech companies have expressed concerns that such a ban could push younger users into less safe online spaces. The government has not yet released the complete list of affected platforms but indicated that Facebook and X will also be included. Verification measures for users aged 16 and older may be introduced, though many existing adult
ALISON BOSHOFF: Hollywood's most toxic divorce between Alice Evans and Ioan Gruffudd gets nastier, as 'stalker' seeks private emails
Alice Evans and Ioan Gruffudd's ongoing divorce case has escalated with a new legal development. Andrea Burkhart, a self-employed legal commentator and attorney, has filed an application to access private communications and financial records related to the couple's separation. These documents, which include emails and texts from 2021, were previously submitted to the court but only partially reviewed during the public hearing. Burkhart plans to share this information with her audience of over 130,000 YouTube subscribers. Ioan Gruffudd supports the release of these materials, arguing that the公众
My dear friend Roy Hattersley helped save the Labour Party. What a shame his (and my) insane commitment to Sheffield Wednesday inflicted so much pain and punishment...
The article reflects on the author's relationship with Roy Hattersley, a former deputy leader of the Labour Party, and their shared connection to Sheffield. It mentions Hattersley's role in helping save the Labour Party and touches on the author's experiences during the 1980s, including involvement with the Labour Party under Neil Kinnock and the challenges posed by Margaret Thatcher's policies.
Tears of joy for Corbyn's shadow chancellor as he says Andy Burnham's by-election win is a chance to 'redistribute wealth'
John McDonnell, former shadow chancellor under Jeremy Corbyn, expressed emotional relief over Andy Burnham's by-election victory, viewing it as an opportunity to 'redistribute wealth.' McDonnell praised Burnham's win as a sign that Reform could be defeated and emphasized the potential for policy discussions on fiscal rules and wealth redistribution. Burnham won by a margin of 9,000 votes in Makerfield.
'I'm 66 and feel 26 - here's what I eat every day to feel 40 years younger'
Dr. Mark Hyman, a 66-year-old medical expert, discusses his daily diet that he claims helps him feel significantly younger. He emphasizes consuming whole, nutrient-rich foods throughout the day, including high-protein meals such as omelets, homemade muffins, steak bowls with vegetables, and Greek yogurt with granola. His approach focuses on supporting metabolic health, energy levels, and longevity.
Notting Hill £1.2m house owner wins two-year £10,000 planning battle with council over wooden screen he erected to stop neighbours overlooking his roof terrace
The owner of a £1.2 million home in Notting Hill, Dr Michael Young, won a two-year legal battle against the Royal Borough of Kensington and Chelsea Council (RBKC) over a wooden screen he installed to prevent neighbors from viewing his roof terrace. The council initially approved the screen in 2019 and again in 2022 and 2023, but later issued an enforcement notice requiring its removal. After a lengthy dispute involving legal and planning costs totaling nearly £10,000, the Planning Inspectorate confirmed the council had approved the screen multiple times. Despite winning the case, Dr Young has斥
BBC pulls Ashley Cain documentary over abusive and misogynistic remarks
The BBC has canceled a documentary series featuring presenter Ashley Cain following revelations of his past abusive and misogynistic remarks about women. The BBC stated that its vetting process 'clearly failed' in this case and confirmed it has no plans to air a new season of the show. The decision followed reports by The Guardian highlighting Cain's history of derogatory comments toward women, which were posted on X (formerly Twitter) before his account was removed.
Brooklyn Beckham leaves his family out in the cold as he rivals dad David's ice cream advert in clip with a telling song about a new life in the US - days after cashing in on their feud
Brooklyn Beckham released a promotional video for his hot sauce brand Cloud23, collaborating with Chef Yamamoto. The video features a unique combination of corn-flavored ice cream and hot sauce. This comes days after Brooklyn faced accusations of profiting from his family's feud by releasing a DoorDash commercial. The article notes that David Beckham has been promoting Ninja's ice cream products since 2024.
Kate's royal return to Ascot! Princess brings the sunshine in yellow as she arrives at the races with William after a two-year absence
Princess Catherine returned to Royal Ascot after a two-year absence, arriving in a yellow dress from Roksanda. She was accompanied by Prince William, and their outfits were coordinated with yellow accents. Catherine wore jewelry including Queen Elizabeth II's diamond earrings and Princess Diana's pearl necklace. Her mother, Carole Middleton, also attended in a reused dress from Pippa Middleton's wedding.
How German fury inspired England to World Cup turnaround: Fired-up Thomas Tuchel was angry from the start, gave Jordan Pickford and Noni Madueke a rollicking - and his Scouse sidekick had to calm him down!
Thomas Tuchel's intense coaching style during England's 4-2 victory over Croatia at the World Cup included fiery outbursts and a passionate halftime address. The German manager criticized goalkeeper Jordan Pickford for not following instructions and reportedly delivered strong words to the team, which contributed to their win. Players like Harry Kane, Jude Bellingham, and Marcus Rashford scored crucial goals.
Why Newcastle’s Munoz deal really collapsed – and their next two targets
Newcastle United missed out on signing Victor Munoz, with the player now expected to join Liverpool. The club is now looking at alternatives such as Matias Fernandez-Pardo and Abde Ezzalzouli. The failure to secure Munoz has caused frustration among club insiders, who feel the situation mirrors last year's failed attempt to sign Hugo Ekitike. The club aims to avoid repeating the chaos of last summer's transfer window.
On track for fashion glory! Royal Ascot racegoers pull out all the stops in neon looks and statement hats as the festival gets off to a stylish start
Glamorous attendees at the Royal Ascot horse racing festival showcased bold fashion choices, including large hats, vibrant dresses, and statement accessories. The event, which began today, features several high-profile races and is renowned for its emphasis on style alongside competition. The festival, established by Queen Anne in 1711, continues to attract fashionable visitors who make the racecourse a colorful spectacle.
Son of Norway’s crown princess convicted of rape and sentenced to four years in prison
Marius Borg Høiby, the son of Norway’s crown princess, has been convicted of two counts of rape and sentenced to four years in prison. He was also given a two-year restraining order against one of his alleged victims. The conviction was delivered by the Oslo district court following a six-week trial. Høiby was acquitted of two other rape charges and faces additional charges including breaches of restraining orders, drug offenses, and driving violations. He can appeal the verdict. The trial occurred amid challenges for the Norwegian royal family, particularly due to the health issues of Høiby’s
Mother takes daughters to court after being left with ‘nothing’ in £1m family feud
A mother, Camilla Bains, is taking her daughters Sonia and Sharn to court again after previously losing a legal battle over a £1 million family dispute. Camilla claims she was left with 'nothing' after transferring a £340,000 divorce settlement and her £800,000 home to her daughters. She alleges the daughters colluded to retain her wealth, while the daughters accuse her of being motivated by greed and jealousy. A previous ruling found Camilla had no claim to the return of the house and money, stating she had disposed of her assets to maintain benefits.
Buyers could be fined if they pull out of a house purchase under Labour plans
Under proposed Labour reforms, buyers who withdraw from a property purchase after a certain stage could face penalties. Currently, either party can exit a transaction without major consequences until contracts are exchanged, which can occur just a week before completion. According to Zoopla, approximately one in four home sales fall through, with the period between offering on a property and exchanging contracts now averaging 134 days—double what it was in 2019. Reasons for collapsed transactions include buyers changing their mind, failing to secure financing, or sellers accepting higher bids.
End of the road for 'Gazumping'? Starmer unveils radical overhaul of housing market as he tries to show he's still in charge of Government
UK Prime Minister Keir Starmer announced proposed reforms to the housing market aimed at preventing practices like 'gazumping,' where sellers accept a higher offer after agreeing to sell to another buyer. The reforms include legally binding contracts once an offer is accepted and penalties for either party pulling out without justification. The policy is presented as an effort to streamline the home-buying process and address challenges faced by buyers and sellers.
Horrified witnesses left in tears after toddler 'thrown' into crocodile pit 'by mentally disabled man' and left critical after being rescued by zoo owner's wife
Witnesses were left in tears after a three-year-old boy was allegedly thrown into a crocodile pit at a British zoo by a man described as mentally disabled. The boy suffered serious injuries, including a broken arm and pelvis, and remains in critical condition. The suspect, a 30-year-old man from Norfolk, has been arrested on suspicion of attempted murder. The incident occurred at the Johnsons' zoo in Cambridgeshire. The zoo owners have closed the affected area while investigations continue.
Trump's Iran peace deal is a 'betrayal' of my people, says Tehran's exiled Crown Prince
Tehran's exiled Crown Prince Reza Pahlavi criticized Donald Trump's Iran peace deal, calling it a betrayal of the Iranian people and stating that the victims of recent protests did not die for a nuclear deal or the Strait of Hormuz. He also criticized UK Prime Minister Keir Starmer for lifting sanctions on Iran following the agreement. The deal includes $300 billion in reparations and sanctions relief for Iran in exchange for reopening the Strait of Hormuz, disposing of enriched uranium, and committing to not develop nuclear weapons. Iran's new Supreme Leader Mojtaba Khamenei stated he had 'gr
Lizzie Cundy furiously DEMANDS Royal Ascot changes their rules on GMB after she was turned away for flouting strict dress code as she insists 'I've never been so covered up'
Lizzie Cundy was denied entry to Royal Ascot for allegedly violating the event's strict dress code by wearing a see-through netted ensemble with a back slit. She defended her outfit, claiming it was lined with a beige slip and not as revealing as perceived. During an appearance on Good Morning Britain, she apologized but called for Royal Ascot to update its rules to reflect modern standards.
Voters in Scotland head to the polls for Westminster by-elections
Voters in Scotland are heading to the polls for two Westminster by-elections in Aberdeen South and Arbroath and Broughty Ferry. These elections were triggered after SNP MPs Stephen Flynn and Stephen Gethins resigned their seats to take up positions at Holyrood. The by-elections coincide with the Makerfield by-election in Greater Manchester. Polling stations are open from 07:00 to 22:00, and results are expected in the early hours of Friday. Voters must present photo ID to vote.
At last! Ticket inspectors finally get tough on fare dodgers: Moment hero TfL worker pushes man back into station as he tries to force his way out without paying
A TfL revenue inspector intervened to stop a passenger from exiting Enfield Town station without paying for their journey. The incident was captured on video and shared online, highlighting concerns over fare evasion on London's transport system. TfL has faced criticism for allowing a large number of unpaid journeys, which cost the organization millions annually.
Bending forwards and prolonged walking at work may raise miscarriage risk in early pregnancy, study finds
A study published in Occupational & Environmental Medicine suggests that bending forwards and prolonged walking at work during early pregnancy may increase the risk of miscarriage. The research analyzed data from over 475,000 working women and more than 800,000 pregnancies in Denmark. It found that each additional hour spent bending forwards per day was associated with a 36% higher risk of miscarriage. Researchers note that this refers to daily exposure over early pregnancy, not isolated incidents. They propose possible mechanisms such as physical strain affecting blood flow to the placenta or
EDEN CONFIDENTIAL: Heartache for £350m divorcee Kirsty Berterelli as she splits from boyfriend a year after his stroke
Kirsty Bertarelli, a British socialite and former Miss UK, has ended her relationship with Marc Citron, a man she met after her 2021 divorce from Swiss billionaire Ernesto Bertarelli. The couple reportedly remained close friends despite the split. They previously hosted a joint birthday celebration in Sardinia where Bertarelli performed a song for Citron.
I was mortified when my husband always said no to sex. Then I realised the mistake I was making. This is the change that's completely transformed marital love-making in middle age: ALICE SNAPE
The article discusses a woman's personal experience with a decline in her sexual relationship with her husband during middle age. She reflects on the challenges of maintaining intimacy amidst daily routines and responsibilities, leading to moments of frustration and self-doubt. Eventually, she realizes that both partners need to take initiative to rekindle their connection.
The toxic girls' holiday that meant I never spoke to my 'best' friends again. I realised I'd missed these warning signs of their true nature for years
The author recounts a girls' holiday with three close friends in Puglia, Italy, which initially seemed promising but eventually turned sour. The trip, planned by the author and her friends, included activities such as hiring a boat, visiting a vineyard, and relaxing at a luxurious villa. However, tensions arose during the trip, leading to a breakdown in the friendships. The author reflects on how she failed to recognize earlier warning signs of her friends' true nature.
'It is only a matter of time before ITV make an offer': TV insiders tell ALEX DOYLE how Helen Skelton has become a 'weapon' in the BBC's rivalry with ITV - and what her next move will be: 'She knows her worth'
The article discusses Helen Skelton's decision to remain with the BBC rather than join ITV for the This Morning show following the departure of Holly Willoughby and Phillip Schofield. It highlights ITV's interest in Skelton as a potential replacement and notes her current role on BBC's Morning Live.
Male Israeli hostage sexually assaulted by Hamas captor describes multiple attacks he suffered - blindfolded and stripped naked at knifepoint... and 'brutal' 20-minute ordeal
An Israeli hostage, Guy Gilboa Dalal, recounts being sexually assaulted by his Hamas captor during his 739-day captivity in Gaza. He describes being blindfolded, stripped naked at knifepoint, and subjected to inappropriate touching and verbal harassment. The account was shared with Israel's First Lady Michal Herzog. This follows a UN report stating that claims of sexual violence against Israeli hostages could not be verified.
Mum killed son, 8, by poisoning his juice in 'failed murder-suicide attempt', court hears
Louise Cameron, 41, is accused of murdering her eight-year-old son, Rhys, by poisoning his blackcurrant juice with morphine. Family members discovered Rhys dead at their home in Stockton-on-Tees last September. Cameron allegedly attempted suicide after the incident and wrote a note stating she would not die without her son. She was found 'groggy' and was taken to the hospital, where she reportedly admitted to police that she had intended to take her own life but did not want to leave her son behind. Cameron has been charged with murder but was deemed unfit to stand trial, with jurors now setto
Revealed: Social workers at council responsible for murdered adopted baby Preston Davey missed chances to save THREE other children from harm
An independent review into the case of Preston Davey, a 13-month-old boy who was sexually abused and murdered by his adoptive father Jamie Varley, has found that social workers at the local council missed opportunities to protect him and three other children. The review includes evidence of at least eight missed chances to intervene by various professionals, including hospital staff, social workers, police, and Varley's colleagues. Prime Minister Sir Keir Starmer has called for answers regarding how Varley was able to commit the crime, while former Home Secretary Jack Straw suggested that some
'David and Victoria are digging deep into their bag of tricks': Beckham feud hits new low after Harper's attempt at reconciliation as insiders tell ALISON BOSHOFF that family believe Brooklyn is being 'mean' and 'heartless'
The conflict between David and Victoria Beckham and their son Brooklyn has escalated, with Brooklyn accusing his parents of manipulating him throughout his life and attempting to ruin his marriage to Nicola Peltz. After David Beckham received a star on the Hollywood Walk of Fame, his daughter Harper attempted to reconcile with her estranged brother Brooklyn by visiting his home and leaving a handwritten letter. Brooklyn has not had significant contact with Harper since a dispute over his father's 50th birthday party in May 2025. Brooklyn's legal team claims the Beckhams are using Harper as a p
Thomas Tuchel's row with FIFA escalates despite protocol change: England boss unlikely to accept compromise after complaining his experience had been 'ruined' by photographers
Thomas Tuchel, the England manager, has expressed frustration with FIFA over the positioning of photographers during pre-match ceremonies, which he claims obstructed his view of the national anthem performance. FIFA adjusted protocols for subsequent matches, but Tuchel is reportedly unwilling to accept compromises that involve moving from his current dugout position.
Domestic abuse charities criticise female Reform MP for saying England need to keep winning at the World Cup to reduce violence
A Reform UK MP, Sarah Pochin, was criticized by domestic abuse charities after suggesting that England's football team needs to continue winning World Cup matches to prevent an increase in domestic abuse cases. The MP made the comment following England's victory over Croatia. Charities such as Women's Aid refuted her claims, stating that football outcomes do not cause domestic abuse, which is a repeated choice by the abuser regardless of match results.
A rapist. An Epstein chum. And a shaman who once sold medallions to 'prevent Covid'. Meet the royal family who put Windsors' troubles in the shade
The article reports on Marius Borg Hoiby, the son of Crown Princess Mette-Marit of Norway, who was found guilty of multiple charges including rape and sexual molestation. He was sentenced to four years in prison following a six-week trial. The article notes that his crimes occurred at private parties and were uncovered through video evidence. It also mentions that Mette-Marit has maintained a close relationship with Jeffrey Epstein, a convicted paedophile.
BRYONY GORDON: So whose bright idea was it to put a top female pundit in a 'kitchen'!
The article discusses ITV Sport's decision to include Emma Hayes, a prominent female football pundit and former U.S. women's team manager, in their World Cup coverage. It highlights her credentials, including her leadership of the U.S. team to Olympic gold and her coaching achievements in the Women's Super League. The piece also references past criticism of ITV for gender imbalance in sports broadcasting, particularly regarding the exclusion of female voices like Eni Aluko.
Britain is 'wasting' £8billion of taxpayers' money a year on transport and infrastructure schemes, far more than other countries, new report says
A report by think tanks Britain Remade and the Centre for British Progress claims the UK government is wasting £8 billion annually on transport and infrastructure projects due to higher-than-average costs compared to other countries like France, Germany, and South Korea. The study analyzed 345 projects across 21 countries and found that UK infrastructure projects cost 65% more than similar projects elsewhere. Examples cited include the Hinkley Point C nuclear plant and the £100 million bat tunnel for HS2. The report suggests that lower costs could have allowed the UK to meet NATO defense-spent
UK could keep special pre-Brexit terms if it rejoined EU, Michel Barnier says
Michel Barnier, the EU's former chief Brexit negotiator, stated that the UK could potentially retain certain pre-Brexit arrangements, such as keeping the pound and avoiding the Schengen passport-free zone, if it were to rejoin the EU. He suggested that the UK might be able to maintain these exemptions based on existing precedents. His remarks challenge claims by some officials, like Poland's foreign minister, that the UK would face stricter conditions upon re-entry. Barnier emphasized that the UK's return to the EU would depend on meeting specific criteria outlined in EU treaties.
Wes Streeting plans to increase high-skilled immigration if he becomes PM
Wes Streeting, a leadership candidate for the Labour Party, has outlined plans to increase high-skilled immigration if he becomes Prime Minister. He argues that this is necessary given statements by Donald Trump suggesting that scientists and AI experts are unwelcome in the US. Additionally, Streeting intends to propose using tax revenues from new North Sea oil and gas fields to reduce energy bills.
EastEnders actress Emaa Hussen is accused of trying to smuggle meth worth £157million into Australia
British actress Emaa Hussen has been charged with attempting to smuggle £157 million worth of methamphetamine into Australia. She was arrested in Sydney following an investigation by Australian Federal Police, which discovered 320 kg of methamphetamine in shipping containers that were supposed to contain charcoal. Hussen, who previously starred in 'EastEnders' and a film with Jason Statham, appeared in court and could face life imprisonment if convicted.
RICHARD EDEN: After Harry and Meghan lost their lucrative TV and podcast deals, I was shocked when the prince announced a staggering £1.1m donation to Children in Need. Now I've found out where it REALLY came from... and it isn't his own pocket
The article discusses Prince Harry's £1.1 million donation to Children in Need during his visit to Nottingham in September 2025. The donation was initially reported as coming from Harry's personal funds rather than his Archewell organization. However, the article suggests there may be more to the source of the funding.
Instant karma for fly-tipper who dumped bags of rubbish outside neighbour's house - as refuse is then re-delivered back to his own doorstep
A fly-tipper in Cardiff was caught on CCTV dumping rubbish in a car park managed by Dean Gauci. After identifying the individual, Gauci returned the rubbish to the fly-tipper's home as a form of 'instant karma'. The incident involved the fly-tipper attempting to conceal his identity by removing address labels.
Naomi Campbell called unfit to run a charity in her appeal against ban
Naomi Campbell is facing challenges in her appeal against a five-year ban on running a charity, following findings by the Charity Commission that she was 'highly culpable' for mismanagement and misuse of funds at her former charity, Fashion for Relief. The commission stated that Campbell 'completely abdicated' her responsibilities as a trustee and showed an 'absence of the competence' expected of a charity leader. Campbell's lawyers argued she was a victim of fraud and made an honest mistake without personal gain. The charity, which raised significant funds through high-profile events, was ins
Stanley Tucci joins the King and Queen for Ascot procession with wife Felicity Blunt as they enjoy a day out at the races alongside Carole Middleton and the Duchess of Edinburgh
Stanley Tucci attended Royal Ascot with his wife, Felicity Blunt, alongside members of the British royal family including King Charles, Queen Camilla, Carole Middleton, and the Duchess of Edinburgh. Other notable attendees included Isabelle de La Bruyere, the long-term partner of David Armstrong-Jones, who made her debut in the royal procession.
If the King avoids Harry and Meghan again, there’s no coming back
Prince Harry is set to bring his wife and children back to the UK for a visit next month. The article suggests that if King Charles avoids meeting them, the rift between the royal family members could become permanent. The piece reflects on the emotional impact of the separation, particularly on Harry's relationship with his grandchildren, Archie and Lilibet. It also references Harry's recent comments expressing forgiveness towards his family despite ongoing tensions.
Elon Musk’s X not facing action from UK government over posts inciting violence in Belfast
The UK government has decided not to take immediate action against Elon Musk's X platform regarding posts that incited violence in Belfast, despite public outcry. Concerns about social media's role in spreading harmful content and escalating tensions have increased following recent unrest in Northern Ireland. Police and community leaders are urging calm, fearing a repeat of the violence seen earlier in the week. The government plans to amend the Online Safety Act to require faster removal of inflammatory content during crises, but these changes won't take effect until mid-July. In the interim,
Netflix and Amazon Prime users could be forced to pay licence fee as cash-strapped BBC axes Radio Four shows in jobs bloodbath
The UK Culture Secretary, Lisa Nandy, has not ruled out the possibility of requiring streaming service users such as those on Netflix and Amazon Prime to pay the BBC licence fee, following the broadcaster's announcement of significant cost-cutting measures. The BBC is seeking to save £500 million over two years through job reductions, programme cancellations, and radio show eliminations. Nandy expressed concerns about these cuts but did not confirm whether the licence fee would be expanded to include streaming platforms.
Wetherspoon pub plagued by greedy seagulls divides opinion over warning stolen food will not be refunded
A Wetherspoon pub in Norwich, The Glasshouse, has installed signs warning customers that food stolen by seagulls cannot be refunded. This policy has sparked debate among patrons, with some arguing the pub should address the issue of seagulls, while others believe customers should take responsibility for securing their food.
Vanessa Feltz 'blindsided' by Channel 5 bosses as her daytime chat show is axed after just one year on air
Vanessa Feltz's daytime chat show on Channel 5 has been canceled after one year. The show faced challenges including consistent targeting by scam callers during phone-ins, and Feltz expressed feelings of being blindsided and let down by Channel 5 bosses.
'It's extremely messy and devastating': KATIE HIND reveals the fresh source of heartache between Jeff Brazier and son Freddy after healing their family feud
Freddy Brazier and his girlfriend Holly Swinburn recently welcomed a daughter, Isla Jade, named after Freddy's late mother Jade Goody. However, tensions have arisen between Freddy and Holly, leading to a significant conflict that involved police. The situation has caused distress for Freddy's father, Jeff Brazier, who is a parenting expert on ITV's This Morning.
Notorious serial killer who murdered eight women jailed for life
Rex Heuermann, 62, has been sentenced to life imprisonment for the murders of eight women between 1993 and 2010, part of the long-unsolved Gilgo Beach killings. Most of the victims' remains were discovered in marshlands along the south coast of Long Island, particularly at Gilgo Beach. Heuermann pleaded guilty to the murders of seven women and admitted to killing an eighth victim, Karen Vergata, who disappeared in 1996. The investigation began in 2010 after police discovered four sets of human remains at the beach. Investigators used DNA analysis and other evidence to identify the victims, who
Kurdish burglar 'tried to break into home of Labour peer Luciana Berger and stole £350 of family possessions'
A Kurdish man named Sarbast Lokman is facing charges of burglary, theft, and attempted burglary after allegedly targeting the home of Labour peer Luciana Berger in London. The incidents occurred in April when Lokman attempted to break into Berger's residence twice within two days. Items stolen included personal belongings valued at £350. Berger stated she felt targeted due to her prominent position in the Jewish community and her role as a former MP.
Katie Price's sister reveals what she really thinks of Lee Andrews' hair
Katie Price's sister, Sophie, criticized Lee Andrews' new hairstyle after his release from Dubai's Al-Awir prison, where inmates typically have their heads shaved. Lee returned to social media with a dramatic change in appearance and claimed he was not imprisoned for fraud. He now has 14 days to raise £69,000 or face re-imprisonment. In a teaser for an upcoming episode of The Katie Price Show podcast, Sophie expressed disapproval of Lee's new look, calling it 'ridiculous.' Lee also made claims about being captured near the Qatar-Omani border, though these countries do not share a border.
Robbie Williams, 52, strips to his pants as he debates wearing 'lucky clothes' for England's World Cup match with wife Ayda
Robbie Williams shared a video on Instagram with his wife Ayda discussing what to wear for England's World Cup match against Croatia. He considered wearing 'lucky clothes' and debated between being 'jazzy' or comfortable. Ayda questioned if his clothing choice would affect the game's outcome.
Two goals, man of the match... but the jury's STILL out on Harry Kane, claims former Germany star - who accuses England captain of going missing in the big games
Former German international Didi Hamann has expressed skepticism about whether Harry Kane has proven himself as a reliable performer in high-pressure situations, despite the England captain scoring two goals in a 4-2 win over Croatia. Kane equalized Gary Lineker's World Cup goal record with this performance, but Hamann argues that Kane must demonstrate his ability to deliver in crucial matches, such as knockout rounds.
How 'retirement-maxing' could free up enough cash to help you live a luxurious lifestyle: Meet the pensioners who made it work for them
The article discusses how some retirees are choosing to 'retire-max' by downsizing their homes to free up capital for a more luxurious lifestyle. It highlights trends such as increased downsizing due to rising mortgage rates and living costs, along with changing generational values and tax policies like Inheritance Tax. Experts from real estate and pensions sectors provide insights into these financial strategies.
Child killer Kyle Bevan was left 'tidily tucked up in bed' after being stabbed 25 times in prison cell by 'three inmates who knew what they were doing', court hears
Child killer Kyle Bevan was found dead in his prison cell with 25 stab wounds after being attacked by three inmates. The incident occurred while Bevan was serving a life sentence for murdering his stepchild in 2020. The three accused—Mark Fellows, Lee Newell, and David Taylor—are on trial at Leeds Crown Court. Prosecutors claim the attack was carefully planned, based on CCTV footage showing the defendants entering and exiting Bevan’s cell quickly. None of the defendants have provided an explanation for their actions.
Cycle lane barriers 'are flattened by emergency vehicles' after installation caused huge traffic delays by narrowing busy road
Residents in Cambridge report that cycle lane barriers, known as 'cycle wands,' have been flattened by emergency vehicles attempting to navigate through traffic. The barriers were installed to create a dedicated cycling lane on a busy road, which has led to complaints about increased congestion. Some residents claim that emergency services have driven over the barriers to bypass traffic while responding to emergencies.
Man, 60, who took a DNA test after suspecting his father wasn't his biological parent because of his ginger hair finally learns the truth - and his childhood best friend, 59, turns out to be his brother
Graham Hearsey, 60, from Kent, discovered through a DNA test that his childhood best friend, David Joyce, 59, is his biological brother. Graham had long suspected his father, Joe, was not his biological parent due to his ginger hair. After being hospitalized with heart failure, Graham contacted David via Indeed and both underwent DNA testing. The results confirmed their sibling relationship, leading to their reunion after 40 years apart.
Middle East holidays back on the cards as UK government drops 'do not travel' advice
The UK government has lifted its 'do not travel' advisory for the United Arab Emirates following a peace agreement between the US and Iran. The change allows British travelers to resume booking trips to the UAE with valid travel insurance. However, the government still warns that the situation remains unpredictable in the region, urging caution.
US demands Britain 'steps up' as Starmer's new defence secretary joins Nato meeting without any plan for extra funding
The US has called on Britain to increase its defense contributions, as Keir Starmer's new Defense Secretary, Dan Jarvis, attended a NATO meeting without a clear plan for additional funding. Jarvis faced criticism for being unable to clarify the UK's financial commitments amid ongoing disputes over a £28 billion budget shortfall. The previous Defense Secretary, John Healey, resigned earlier due to disagreements over defense spending. The Treasury has only approved a £10 billion increase, falling short of the 3% of GDP target. US Secretary of War Pete Hegseth criticized NATO members who have not
'Armed killer' on the run close to England's World Cup base in Kansas City after four separate shootings in chilling frenzy
An alleged armed individual, Oscar Sanchez-Munoz, is on the run in Kansas City after a series of four shootings that resulted in one death and four injuries. The incidents occurred near England's World Cup training base at Swope Soccer Village. Police are actively searching for Sanchez-Munoz, describing him as 'armed and dangerous.' England's football team is receiving increased security while traveling between their hotel and training grounds.
Doctors told my husband, 51, he was depressed after he began slowly losing his spark - but I knew something wasn't right. His diagnosis changed our lives forever
Natasha Young noticed changes in her husband Gary's behavior and mood over several months. Despite being diagnosed with depression by doctors, Natasha suspected there was more to his condition. After persistent efforts during the Coronavirus lockdown, Gary underwent testing which revealed significant cognitive decline. The couple received a phone call with important results regarding Gary's health.
Teen Norwegian 'hitman' allegedly hired to carry out hit in the UK on behalf of Iran-backed gang facing retrial
A Norwegian teenager, Johannes Natland, who was alleged to have been hired by an Iran-backed gang to commit a murder in the UK, faces a retrial after a jury could not reach a verdict. Natland, then 18, traveled from Norway to the UK with weapons and £2,000 in cash, but was arrested before carrying out the attack. He admitted to possessing firearms but denied conspiring to commit murder. During the trial, Natland claimed he intended to sabotage the plan by injuring himself. The alleged masterminds were linked to the Foxtrot Network, a Swedish organized crime group associated with the Iranian政权.
Prince George is off to Eton! Young royal, 12, will follow in William's footsteps and attend prestigious school
Prince George, aged 12, will attend Eton College starting in September, following in the footsteps of his father, Prince William. The decision was confirmed by Kensington Palace, and the Mail was the first to report the news over four years ago. The school is located near Windsor Castle, which is considered the family's permanent residence. While the Prince and Princess of Wales explored other educational options, they ultimately decided on Eton after George completed his Common Entrance Exams. His younger siblings will remain at their current school, Lambrook.
I’ve known Jeremy Clarkson for 30 years. Only he would choose to open up like this
The article discusses Jeremy Clarkson's recent revelation on his television show 'Clarkson's Farm' that he has been diagnosed with cancer. The show, now in its fifth series, provides an unfiltered look at the challenges of running a farm in the Cotswolds. During a conversation about the harvest schedule, Clarkson casually mentions his diagnosis, describing it as aggressive but early-stage. He notes that treatment timing coincides with the harvest season, which will temporarily sideline him. The article highlights the raw and authentic nature of the show, emphasizing both the personal and work-
Well-meaning environmentalist barrister who cleaned up rubbish-infested river is probed by busybody officials and told he needs a licence
An environmentalist barrister named Paul Powlesland organized a cleanup effort along the River Roding in Barking, removing 200 bags of waste, including hazardous items like needles and weapons. He was subsequently investigated by the Environment Agency for allegedly working without an environmental permit. Despite the potential legal consequences, Powlesland remains committed to continuing his cleanup efforts.
Kate makes triumphant Royal Ascot return after cancer diagnosis
The Princess of Wales made a return to Royal Ascot with her husband Prince William, marking her first public appearance at the event since her cancer diagnosis and treatment in early 2024. She attended the event alongside King Charles III and Queen Camilla, participating in the traditional carriage procession. This followed her absence last year when she withdrew at the last minute, allowing William to attend alone. Kate has been gradually resuming public duties since her treatment. Other royal events mentioned include the Trooping the Colour ceremony and Garter Day celebrations.
Thomas Tuchel sparks injury fears over Declan Rice - who he would 'never normally take off' - as England star is subbed in first World Cup win
Thomas Tuchel expressed concern over Declan Rice's potential injury after substituting him during England's first World Cup match against Croatia. Rice, who plays for Arsenal, was taken off with 18 minutes remaining due to a limp and reported feeling discomfort in his lower back and upper hamstring. Tuchel stated he would typically not remove Rice from the game but wanted to avoid risking further harm.
Drug driver, 24, was waiting to have his licence revoked when he killed father-of-three in head-on crash while high on cannabis
A 24-year-old man, Robbie Kenneth Diffey, was involved in a fatal head-on collision while driving under the influence of cannabis and alcohol. The crash resulted in the death of Pete D'Arcy, a 57-year-old father of three. Diffey had been previously stopped by police for drug driving and had been recommended for license revocation, but this process was delayed. An inquest concluded that Pete D'Arcy was unlawfully killed.
Revealed: The popular UK pet foods that contain the most microplastics - so, is your dog or cat at risk?
A study by researchers from the University of Exeter and the University of Sussex found that 76% of popular UK pet foods contain microplastics. The research tested 38 products from the 19 largest brands and found that Tesco's 'Adult with chicken in jelly' dog food had the highest concentration of microplastics, with up to three particles per gram. Scientists estimate that a large dog could consume up to 2,314 microplastic particles daily.
Ozempic and Mounjaro didn't work for me. Instead, I lost a stone and dropped a dress size in one MONTH with a meal plan that's not even a diet. It's packed with carbs and so simple - anyone can do it in time for summer
The article discusses the author's experience with GLP-1 medications Ozempic and Mounjaro, which led to weight loss but also significant side effects including nausea, fatigue, thinning hair, and shingles. After discontinuing the medication due to cost and side effects, the author turned to a meal delivery service called Mindful Chef, which provides portion-controlled meals. A dietitian is quoted discussing the common issue of the 'binge/starve' cycle associated with weight-loss drugs.
British man dies in paragliding accident in Spain
A 63-year-old British man died in a paragliding accident in Catalonia, Spain. The incident occurred near Tremp in the Palau de Noguera area around 13:30 local time on Wednesday. Emergency services responded to the call and provided first aid until medical teams arrived, but the man later died. Local media suggested he became entangled in power lines before hitting the ground, though this has not been officially confirmed. The UK Foreign Office stated it is supporting the victim's family. Authorities involved included three fire brigades, two medical teams, and the Mossos d'Esquadra police.
Harry and Meghan 'are returning to the UK with their children for the first time in four years' as prince attends Invictus Games event next month
Prince Harry is reportedly planning to bring his wife Meghan Markle and their children, Archie and Lilibet, on a visit to the UK for the first time in four years. The visit is expected to occur in mid-July and would coincide with events related to the 2027 Invictus Games in Birmingham. This would mark the first time the children have seen their grandfather, King Charles III, since their previous trip in 2022. Security arrangements for the visit are reportedly being finalized, and discussions regarding the security provisions for Harry and his family in the UK are ongoing. Buckingham Palace has
'Blinded' savers warned of £322-a-year loss
Millions of UK savers are being advised they might be losing hundreds of pounds annually due to low interest rates on their savings accounts. A typical saver with £20,000 in a closed easy-access account is receiving an average rate of 2.39%, which could result in a £322 annual loss compared to accounts offering higher rates like 4%. Research from Moneyfactscompare.co.uk indicates that while savings rates have been near their highest level in over a year, many savers are not switching accounts due to loyalty or lack of awareness. With inflation at 2.8%, many savings accounts fail to keep pace,
Tamzin Outhwaite pays tribute to trans child Flo as she wishes him 'peace and happiness' on his 18th birthday while sweet grandad says 'thank you for educating me'
Tamzin Outhwaite, an EastEnders actress, shared a heartfelt message on Instagram celebrating her son Flo's 18th birthday. Flo is transgender and came out as such around age 10 or 11. Outhwaite expressed pride in Flo and wished him peace and happiness as he transitions into adulthood. Flo's grandfather also acknowledged the family's journey, thanking them for educating him.
Jon Snow's wife recalls the broadcaster's early Alzheimer's warning signs and says he was 'written off' by people after his diagnosis
Jon Snow's wife, Dr Precious Lunga, has discussed her husband's Alzheimer's diagnosis and the early warning signs she observed. She noted that Jon experienced depression after retiring from journalism in 2021, which increased his risk of dementia. Dr Lunga noticed changes in his behavior, including forgetfulness, and documented these observations. Initial tests did not confirm the condition, but further scans and her notes led to a diagnosis. Dr Lunga mentioned that Jon felt 'written off' by others after his diagnosis due to a lack of understanding about Alzheimer's.
When I drank, every hangover used to leave me wretched and sobbing. Now, I've finally learned to enjoy a night out again. If you're looking to cut back on alcohol, these are the 6 things you must do: DAISY BUCHANAN
Daisy Buchanan recounts her experience with excessive drinking during the 2021 Euro football tournament, describing severe hangovers and their impact on her life. She reflects on her decision to quit drinking in June 2022 and shares how she has managed social events without alcohol over the past three and a half years.