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Labour's claim to be party of working class looking more ridiculous by the day

The Reform revolution continues, as pollster More in Common finds Nigel Farage's party is now the most popular among former state and grammar school pupils. In startling findings set to confirm...

Fox News host Laura Ingraham defends ABC's decision to cancel Jimmy Kimmel

Laura Ingraham has expressed her backing for ABC's decision to axe Jimmy Kimmel's show following his "incredibly reckless" remarks about Charlie Kirk.On Wednesday, 10th September, Charlie was giving...

Trump issues demand to NATO before imposing 'major' sanctions on Russia

Donald Trump has taken to his Truth Social platform to declare he is prepared to impose serious sanctions on Russia, but only if all NATO countries follow suit and comply with his demands. Taking to...

More than 425 arrested at rally against Palestine Action ban in London

More than 425 arrested at rally against Palestine Action ban in London10 hours agoDominic CascianiHome Correspondent, in Parliament Square andIan AikmanBBC NewsMore than 425 people have been arrested...

Spiteful Angela Rayner has outed herself as a dumb and dodgy politician on the make

Even at the end the hypocrite Rayner couldn’t be honest. She said she was resigning because of the strain this sleaze inquiry had put on her family. No, she resigned because, if she hadn’t,...

Elizabeth Hurley and son Damian risk the critics' ire again in second outing

With her Channel 4 reality show The Inheritance meeting with unflattering reviews, where next on screen for Elizabeth Hurley? I’m told there are plans for the British beauty to star in a second...

Piers Morgan issues Graham Lineham verdict as he rages 'UK is becoming North Korea'

Broadcaster Piers Morgan posted his very strong opinions on Father Ted creator Graham Lineham's arrest on Twitter today, which was seen by more than a million people. It comes after Lineham was...

John Cleese makes huge BBC decision after 'very sad' admission

Monty Python legend John Cleese has vowed never to work with the BBC again. The 85-year-old created the iconic sitcom Fawlty Towers for the corporation in 1975.Monty Python’s Flying Circus, which...

John Cleese, 85, warns 'it might kill me' as he opens up on health battles

However John, who was awarded a Legacy Medal by the Slapstick Festival in Bristol for his contributions to comedy, jokes that his next project might be a step too far. He is preparing to jet off to...

Quisling Keir Starmer, leftie Lord Hermer and UK judges think your rights don't matter

We always suspected it but now we know for sure – that in the eyes of this Government and our judiciary, the rights of illegal migrants trump the rights and fears of the British people! We just...

'I was denied access to Turkey for 1 issue with my passport'

A woman was denied boarding after airline staff found her passport was no longer valid. A TikTok by the woman (@lliv.gk) went viral this week, gaining over 400,000 views and leaving viewers baffled...

Panic in Spain as major city 'abandoned' by tourists

Tourism experts have said that tour guide bookings in a major Spanish city have fallen this summer, and they claim that it is as a result of anti-tourism campaigns that have been taken place across...

Majorca panic over plunging tour-guide bookings as anti-tourism actions bite

Tour guide bookings have fallen this summer in Majorca. Last year, Biel Rosales of the association of tour guides said there were groups of 40 to 45, but this summer they are down to 25 or 30. He...

Netflix Wednesday star's forgotten link to Virgin River actor you missed

Virgin River enthusiasts have been taken aback after one of the Netflix series' stars revealed their connection to a Wednesday actor. This comes as Wednesday season two, part one arrived sparking...

Air fares and food prices push up inflation in July

Air fares and food prices push up inflation in July24 minutes agoKaren HogganBusiness reporter, BBC NewsGetty ImagesPrices in the UK rose by 3.8% in the year to July, driven mainly by a jump in the...