When Lidl launched in the UK in 1994, a shopping trip was like going abroad. Unusual brands, Germanic style, multilingual labels. It was all that foreign. Then there was the unapologetic presentation – pallets full of boxes, lack of choice (one type of tinned tomatoes, while in Sainsbury’s there might be six or more), poor… Read More »
A former senior officer with the Metropolitan Police said he believed Jay Slater had either fallen into a ravine, deliberately disappeared or even been kidnapped. Jay, 19, has been missing from Tenerife since last Monday (June 17). Jay, from Oswaldtwistle in Lancashire, spoke to his friend Lucy Mae Law for the last time at around… Read More »
Parents have criticised school bosses who banned school socks because they showed off girls’ skirts. The move will be introduced at Co-op Academy Walkden from September, with girls told they will have to wear tights ‘not less than 40 denier’ with a skirt or trousers instead. Parents with children at the school were told this… Read More »
The mother, who suffered the pain of her only son, who brutally stabbed her “defenseless” husband to death while he was lying in bed due to Covid, begged the judge to “give me back my son.” Benjamin Moglione, 23, stabbed his stepfather Andrew McDiarmid, a former police detective, 17 times with a kitchen knife inside… Read More »
First of all, I apologize for being late. This post was supposed to start before the tournament but I had a little hitch; but I feel much better now. Since the news broke that I had terminal cancer, I have traveled all over Sweden, England, Italy and Portugal and have been moved to tears by… Read More »
“A vote for reform is a vote for Labour.” This statement is at the heart of the Conservative Party’s campaign. The party is struggling with a surge in support for Nigel Farage’s party, apparently to its detriment. Using constituency-level voting, our new tool examines how Reform is currently voting in your constituency and explores three… Read More »
There it was. It’s not a slip of the tongue, it’s not a miscommunication. A deliberate, deliberate statement. And I never thought I’d hear that in a debate between two men at the pinnacle of public life. It was like a blow, but the man on the other end didn’t seem to feel it. Sir… Read More »
Can you imagine saving money for weeks (or months), booking an expensive hotel, traveling to another city (or even country), just to see your idol perform live… only to forget the whole experience? That’s the reality for some Taylor Swift fans, who reportedly experienced “post-concert amnesia” on social media after attending the singer’s Eras tour.… Read More »
It has been claimed that Prince Harry “deliberately destroyed” possible evidence regarding the phone tapping claim he filed against the publisher of The Sun newspaper in the High Court. A judge asked Prince Harry to explain himself. The Duke of Sussex will have to personally explain why and how drafts of his memoir Spare and… Read More »
‘Good morning, good morning!’ said the GeneralWhen we met him last week as he was walking towards the line…“A jolly old card player,” Harry grumbled to Jack.They were advancing towards Arras with rifles and bags. But he did both with his plan of attack. As the Conservative candidates battle through their constituencies in the final… Read More »