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BRITAIN’S KING CELEBRATES 75TH BIRTHDAY WITH TRADITIONAL TEA PARTY Representatives from the local community attended King Charles kicked off his 75th birthday celebrations a day early on Monday with a traditional tea party held in Highgrove House. Representatives from the local community including teachers, musicians and NHS workers attended the event ahead of the Monarch’s birthday on Tuesday, November 14th. King Charles was in a jovial mood as he made his way around the Orchard Room, making a joke to one guest who offered a plate of food to the King, telling the man that he sustains himself on only…
So, Cole Palmer. How are your nerves? The question came in stoppage time, at the end of a breathless advert for the global pull of the Premier League. Manchester City led 4-3 but now the player that they sold to Chelsea in August stood over a penalty. Palmer had joined the City academy at the age of eight. He started the season with goals for them in the Community Shield and the European Super Cup. Now it fell to him to derail the momentum they had built over a five-game winning sequence; to fire Chelsea’s season some more, too, after the win at…
BABY FORMULA COMPANIES ‘MANIPULATING PRICES TO EXPLOIT VULNERABLE UK FAMILIES – WHO says the price” of baby formula has risen by 45% in two years The World Health Organisation (WHO) wants government action over escalating baby formula prices that are “exploiting” British families. In an interview with Sky News, WHO called out the “profit-driven” multinational manufacturers for “manipulating the price” of their baby formulas. The most recent research shows prices in the UK have risen 24% over the past two years, while the cheapest brand has jumped by 45% in that time. WHO has urged governments to intervene on behalf…
INDI GREGORY, DIES – Eight-Month Old at Centre of Legal Battle, Dies after Life Support Switched Off
INDI GREGORY, DIES – Eight-Month Old at Centre of Legal Battle, Dies after Life Support Switched Off Indi Gregory, an eight-month-old baby girl who was taken off life support at the weekend, has died overnight, a lawyer for her family said on Monday. Her parents, Dean Gregory and Claire Staniforth, had fought to overturn multiple court rulings on their daughter’s treatment but were not successful. Indi, who was born with a rare genetic condition, had been transferred from the Queen’s Medical Centre in Nottingham to a hospice on Sunday when her life support was withdrawn. Mr Gregory said: “Indi’s life…
RISHI SUNAK SACKS SUELLA BRAVERMAN AS HOME SECRETARY Prime Minister Begins Reshuffle Suella Braverman has been sacked as home secretary. Last week she wrote a newspaper article that criticised the Metropolitan Police’s handling of a controversial pro-Palestinian march for Armistice Day. The prime minister came under pressure to act after Ms Braverman was accused of undermining the operational independence of – and public confidence in – the police. Critics – from both opposition parties and fellow Tory MPs – called Ms Braverman’s comments “offensive” and “inflammatory”. In a piece for The Times, Ms Braverman accused the police of “playing favourites”…
KING CHARLES, UK PM SUNAK LEAD REMEMBRANCE SERVICES AFTER DAY OF PROTESTS The Country Honours those killed in wars for the defence of King and Country King Charles and Prime Minister Rishi Sunak led Britain in remembering the country’s war dead on Sunday, November 12th, seeking to unify communities At a solemn ceremony at the Cenotaph war memorial on Whitehall in central London, Charles, Sunak, other politicians and senior members of the royal family held a two-minute silence and then laid wreaths to honour those killed in the war. The annual Armistice Day commemoration marking the end of World War…
RUSSIA’S LAVROV ASSAILS WEST OVER SWITCH TO GREEN ENERGY And insists that the West continues to push other nations to do the same Russian Foreign Minister Sergei Lavrov accused the West of provoking crises in the global oil and gas market by rushing to switch to green energy and imposing pressure on other countries to do the same. He claimed that the reasons for the energy crisis were the irresponsible actions of the collective West. He said Western boycotts of Russian energy had dealt a serious blow to global energy security. Lavrov said the blowing-up of Russia’s EU Nord Stream…
SUELLA BRAVERMAN ACCUSED THE METROPOLITAN POLICE OF HAVING “DOUBLE STANDARDS” – Met police is seen being more lenient to left-wing protests Chancellor Jeremy Hunt has distanced himself from Home Secretary Suella Braverman’s criticism of the Metropolitan Police. Speaking this morning, Mr Hunt said: “The words that she used are not words that I myself would have used.” In her article in Ms Braverman likened pro-Palestinian demonstrations to marches seen in Northern Ireland, and accused the Met of holding “double standards” and being more lenient to left-wing protests. Downing Street claimed it had full confidence in the home secretary – although…
OXFORD ASTRAZENECA COVID JAB WAS ‘DEFECTIVE’ Claims landmark legal case Victims of VITT – a new condition identified by specialists – question the Government’s monitoring of the vaccine’s rollout and its efficacy The Oxford-AstraZeneca Covid-19 vaccine has been branded “defective” in a multi-million pound landmark legal action that will suggest claims over its efficacy were “vastly overstated”. The pharmaceutical giant is being sued in the High Court in a test case by Jamie Scott, a father-of-two who suffered a significant permanent brain injury that has left him unable to work as a result of a blood clot after receiving the…
NatWest is expected to scrap most of a potentially £10m-plus payout to Alison Rose, the banking group’s former chief executive, who was forced to resign over a scandal linked to the closure of Nigel Farage’s bank accounts. The board of NatWest is poised to announce that it will not pay most of the discretionary elements of Rose’s remuneration package that are linked to performance, in an attempt to draw a line under the controversy. The taxpayer still owns almost 40% of NatWest, 15 years after it was bailed out by the UK government during the financial crisis. Rose, who received…
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