The UK is teeming with flood alerts
The Met Office yesterday issued a yellow weather warning for south-east and central Scotland, Tayside and Fife, as well as north-east England, lasting until 8am…
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New BBC chair says Gary Lineker's tweet appears to breach guidelines
New BBC chair Samir Shah says Gary Lineker’s tweet about Grant Shapps appears to breach broadcaster’s social media guidelines Gary Lineker’s social media post about…
Israeli soldier recalls being shot 12 times by Hamas and playing dead for hours
An Israeli soldier has miraculously survived after being shot 12 times by Hamas during the terror group’s October 7 attack. Israel Defense Forces First Lt.…
Muslim pupils 'offended' by Renaissance painting 'to be disciplined'
Muslim pupils who sparked row by taking ‘offence’ over Renaissance painting of nude women shown during class then ‘wrongly accusing teacher of racism’ will be…
Putin’s bulging muscles and invasion of USA feature in bizarre 2024 calendar
A Russian veterans organisation is selling a 2024 calendar featuring a muscle-bound Vladimir Putin. The calendar continues a series of propaganda images including one showing…
Huge search for missing woman as phone is found by river bank
Huge police search for missing woman, 55, who didn’t come home from work as her jewellery and phone are found by a river bank Gaynor…
Three teens killed after Audi and bus horror crash as 2 more fight for life
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GRAHAM GRANT: It's time to call a halt to Humza's empire-building
GRAHAM GRANT: It’s time to call a halt to Humza’s overseas empire-building while SNP ignores troubles at home With issues piling up at home, the…
Police quit Scotland in droves to live the Aussie dream
The tinnie blue line! Police quit Scotland in droves to live the Aussie dream More than 100 officers have applied to join cops Down Under…
No one sacked over PSNI blunder after 9,500 officers' details released
Six officials missed PSNI blunder that saw personal details of nearly 9,500 officers published online but no one has been sacked or faced disciplinary action,…