Among Gareth Southgate’s strategies to win the Euros, few expected Harry Kane to be reinvented as Erling Haaland. On the surface it seems like a great plan for the country and any striker. The role is specific and in some ways old school; Playing on the shoulder of the last defender whenever possible, staying on… Read More »
An Arizona sheriff’s deputy shot and killed seven starving and abandoned dogs on a rural property in September after giving them water; It shows shocking images. While the Apache County Sheriff’s Office maintains the deputy did nothing wrong, the incident angered local animal rights groups, who argue the county needs to address animal hoarding. Body… Read More »
In one of the most famous psychological experiments of the last 30 years, Harvard-educated researchers Christopher Chabris and Daniel Simons asked a group of teenagers, three in black T-shirts and three in white T-shirts, to pass a basketball around an indoor arena. Viewers of the subsequent video were instructed to silently count the number of… Read More »
Wes Streeting’s admission yesterday – that Labor has spending plans beyond what was promised in its manifesto – should throw the floodgates open and prompt proper scrutiny of exactly what Sir Keir Starmer’s government will do. The shadow health secretary admitted on television that Labour’s manifesto was not the party’s real plan for government. This… Read More »
While the tragic death of Dr Michael Mosely made headlines in the UK, at least four other visitors have died on idyllic Greek islands in recent weeks; It is in the grip of a heat wave that meteorologists say will “go down in history”. In some areas, people have been told to stay home between… Read More »
There are billions of pounds of unjustified tax grants that could be canceled to help reverse austerity, as Keir Starmer and Rachel Reeves consider the funding gap between what they want a Labor government to achieve and the money available. Successive governments have introduced tax cuts to boost economic growth; these rebates have proven to… Read More »
When Jacqueline Ali arrived at HMP Long Lartin to see her eldest son, she gasped when she saw the man on the other side of the bars. Her witty, happy son, who had once dreamed of getting out of prison and starting a floristry business, was curled up on the floor of a cramped cell… Read More »
We hear the term “far right” very often these days. Or at least we do if we get our news from the BBC. Guard or leading Left-wing pundits. So what exactly do they mean by this? Unfortunately, they rarely say it. They tend to call a party, politician or group of voters “far right” and… Read More »
Abi Webster believes she is one step closer to finding out who is behind the shocking deepfake porn videos in Coronation Street next week. In fact, it all starts with Bethany Platt returning home from her interview and telling Sarah Barlow that she got the job but was afraid of her first assignment. Bethany later… Read More »
Wrongfully convicted for the first time, D’Juan Collins was branded a “guilty” in the eyes of the law. That label “impacts everything,” says Collins, a paralegal and advocate who focuses on mass incarceration at the New York social justice organization VOCAL-NY. “This label is really a blacklist, like I’ve been blacklisted from some of the… Read More »