A ‘fit and healthy’ woman in her thirties was diagnosed with bowel cancer after thinking her symptoms were simply due to irritable bowel syndrome (IBS). Mum-of-two Nikita Williamson was left devastated after learning her bloating and bloody stools were not the result of piles or a chronic digestive condition. Nikita underwent surgery to remove a… Read More »
The Conservative Party suffered a crushing defeat in last week’s election, losing its grip on power after 14 years in power. The party lost more than 244 seats nationwide to parties across the political spectrum, with seats being handed over to Labour, the Reform Party, the Liberal Democrats and even the Green Party in some… Read More »
An elderly evangelical pastor is facing federal charges after allegedly assaulting his wife on a plane after she was upgraded to first class and he was not. The heinous physical attack took place on Alaska Airlines Flight 275 from Seattle to Anchorage on July 2, after Roger Allan Holmberg Sr., 75, verbally abused his wife… Read More »
There we have it. The heaviest ever defeat for the Conservative Party and a huge majority for Sir Keir Starmer, who was as personally popular as Ed Miliband in the 2015 election. Middle England should be in a panic. The Institute for Fiscal Studies said last week that whichever party wins, the new administration will… Read More »
Jay Slater’s family have said they are “hopeful” the teenager will return as they launch a new search today (July 6). His father Warren and brother Zak joined a group of 10 volunteers who combed the mountainous terrain in Tenerife where the 19-year-old went missing. The group endured hours of scorching 25C heat as they… Read More »
You may have noticed that the more Nigel Farage speaks for Britain, the more French he seems. At his post-election press conference, eyes bulged and shoulders shrugged as agitators shouted “RACIST!” to drown him out. To them, he’s just another European nationalist. If they had just shut up and listened, they would have felt justified.… Read More »
Platform 1 at Paddington Station is not the place I find myself at 11pm on a Monday night, but I am here for good reason. I am about to board the Great Western Railway’s Night Riviera Sleeper train from London to Penzance in Cornwall, at the very tip of England’s south-west peninsula. I was visiting… Read More »
Every step he took was a little awkward, every touch a little clumsier than usual, Harry Kane played the full 109 minutes of this match as if he were being crushed under the weight of Neptune. He didn’t even get the penalty shootout victory he should have been at the centre, replaced by Ivan Toney… Read More »
It’s one of the hottest days of the year so far, but my oven is on and blaring. There’s a roast beef inside, and a tray of roast potatoes sizzling inside. My Yorkshire pudding is ready; there’s a pot of rice pudding boiling on the hob, with a couple of tins of peas and carrots… Read More »
Sir Keir Starmer’s new government could be “in trouble very quickly”, Nigel Farage said, as Reform UK’s fifth MP watched a football club’s first match in Essex. The Reform leader, who is also Clacton’s new MP, watched East Thurrock Community Football Club in Corringham on Saturday afternoon, alongside James McMurdock, who won the Basildon South… Read More »