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Lockdown-flouting revellers told police they had no idea there was a pandemic on because ‘we don’t watch the news’ when their party was busted on Saturday night. Hampshire Police were called to a house in Basingstoke at around 8.30pm where a total of six people were gathered – four of whom did not live there. … Read more
Meghan Markle asks High Court judge to decide privacy claim over publication of ‘private, personal and sensitive’ letter to her father without proceeding to full trial Duchess is suing the publisher of The Mail on Sunday after it published extracts Justin Rushbooke QC, for the duchess, said it was a ‘triple-barrelled’ assault Lawyers for the … Read more
Did DINOSAURS beat man to the MOON? Bones from giant reptiles were flung into space when the extinction-event asteroid smashed into the Earth 66 million years ago, scientists claim An excerpt from ‘The End of the World’ by Peter Brannen was shared to Twitter It describes the asteroid that wiped out the dinosaurs 66 million … Read more
Management consultants paid for by the Government to speed up the vaccine roll-out are pushing back on plans to introduce a 24-hour Covid jab service. Companies helping to achieve Britain’s ambitious vaccination programme have told ministers that most elderly people don’t want a round-the-clock vaccination programme. They claim getting pensioners to vaccination centres in the … Read more
President Donald Trump’s campaign spokesman has refuted Rudy Giuliani’s claim that he is working on his impeachment legal defense team. Hours after Giuliani gave an interview to ABC News claiming that he was spearheading Trump’s impeachment defense, spokesman J. Hogan Gidley tweeted a pointed statement contradicting him. ‘President Trump has not yet made a determination as … Read more
It is an issue troubling some of the greatest minds in the world at the moment, from Bill Gates to Elon Musk. SpaceX and Tesla CEO Elon Musk described AI as our ‘biggest existential threat’ and likened its development as ‘summoning the demon’. He believes super intelligent machines could use humans as pets. Professor Stephen … Read more
Footballers are acting in a ‘brainless’ way that is ‘an insult to the NHS’ by engaging in group hugs after scoring goals, senior politicians have claimed. Players have been warned to avoid ‘unnecessary contact at all times’ including ‘handshakes and hugging’ in a set of tough new rules sent to Premier League clubs on Friday. … Read more
Furious parents have hit out at online lessons for children working from home, with some claiming teachers are only doing the register and reading stories over Zoom. The outcry comes after Education Secretary Gavin Williamson admitted yesterday children could stay home until after the February half-term. Mr Williamson stressed he wants ‘schools to be closed … Read more
October 3, 2003 Escaped a speeding charge on a technicality after cops failed to arrest her within 12 weeks. Her Range Rover was allegedly clocked at 70mph in a 40mph zone. June 5, 2008 Given three penalty points, fined £200 and ordered to pay £80 costs at Feltham magistrates’ court for talking on her mobile … Read more
The super-infectious South African strain of coronavirus is already ‘taking root’ in the UK, experts have warned. So far the Government has only announced two cases of the variant in the UK, both were patients in London who had been in contact with travellers from South Africa last month. But a top SAGE scientist claimed … Read more