MORE than half of Brits think the country should continue to have a monarchy, a new poll reveals today. As the crisis caused by the Harry and Meghan Netflix documentary threatens to deepen, a survey of 1,151 Brits by People’s Polling for GB News saw:
TV personality Aisleyne Horgan-Wallace has slammed convicted paedophile Gary Glitter who could be released early next year. Aisleyne, who has been open about her own abuse when she was just seven years old, said it’s ‘disgusting and he needs to be locked up’. Speaking to
As the holiday season approaches, for many families their celebrations could be looking very different this year due to the cost of living crisis, increasing fuel bills and squeezes on household budgets. Educational and Child Psychologists from the British Psychological Society (BPS) have offered their
Leading housebuilder Barratt Homes has contributed £1,500 towards a Shropshire charity’s initiative to provide 550 Christmas dinners for vulnerable people in the community Barnabas Community Projects runs a wide range of holistic and relational projects which seek to empower people on a journey of personal
Conrad Wiacek, Head of Sport Analysis at GloblalData, a leading data and analytics company, offers his view: “While Manchester United are up for sale and have started to show improvements on the pitch, the lack of relative success makes Manchester United a far less attractive
Government ignoring key advice on social care leaves woman suicidal A committee tasked with advising the government on the crisis in social care say it has worsened and their recommendations have been ignored in their annual report issued this week. The Migration Advisory Committee (MAC)
WATCHING HARRY & Meghan on Netflix was like witnessing a couple undergoing a therapy session, a leading royal expert has said. Jennie Bond told GB News: “I suppose my question of why they were doing it was partially answered, because that’s what I really wanted
Peter Bills Foreword by Dan Carter Hardback £20.00 | 9 February 2023 Also available in eBook A definitive and affectionate history of French rugby published to coincide with the 6 Nations in Feb 2023 and France hosting the Rugby World Cup in Sept/Oct 2023 From
Qatar: Gianni Infantino says World Cup made $1bln more than expected but still ignores migrant workers’ compensation claims Responding to comments made today by FIFA President Gianni Infantino that the organization has made record revenues from the World Cup in Qatar, Stephen Cockburn, Head of
The International Finance Corporation (IFC), a member of the World Bank Group, announced a loan of $300 million to Banistmo, one of Panama’s leading financial institutions, to promote financing for small and medium enterprises (SMEs) and expand the offer of mortgage loans to the preferential