Argentina has historically been a land of failed governments, economic collapses and debt defaults. But incredibly, there are signs that libertarian President Javier Milei’s bold, free-market reforms are starting to work – despite the odds. With inflation falling, interest rates falling, and the peso burning in a market, Milei is already proving the wrong nature… Read More »
Helicopters are unable to land at the £14 million NHS helipad, six years after it was due to open. A landing platform for air ambulances and rescue helicopters atop the Royal Sussex County Hospital in Brighton was due to open in 2018. But the project has been postponed repeatedly over fears that costs will rise… Read More »
There is more heartbreak to come in Weatherfield as one couple splits and another relationship ends before it even begins. It all starts when Liam Connor and Joseph Brown sit down to watch a movie. When Joseph asks Liam if things are getting better at school, Liam struggles to breathe and reaches for his inhaler.… Read More »
Three teenagers who murdered a promising young rapper after bringing a knife to a girl’s 16th birthday party have been identified for the first time. Mikey Roynon, 16, suffered fatal stab wounds to his neck after being attacked with a large “zombie knife” during a party in Bath in June last year. Due to heavy… Read More »
As the night wore on, the local elections heralded a great election for Labour. Consider going out for drinks after work, kissing the colleague you’ve been flirting with for months, and eventually going back to theirs. This was the Labor Party situation in the early hours of Friday morning; While conservatives look like a guy… Read More »
A doctor who carried out a botched procedure that killed a fellow prominent consultant told an inquest ‘I didn’t think we would harm him in the way we sadly did’ when he learned how the patient suffered an ‘extremely rare catastrophic haemorrhage’. Professor Amit Patel, ‘one of the UK’s most knowledgeable doctors’ at the world-famous… Read More »
Britain’s top polling guru has said he will be “no consolation” to Rishi Sunak over brutal local elections in which Reform UK pushed the Conservative Party into third place in a string of council seats. Despite finishing narrowly ahead of Nigel Farage’s right-wing rival party in the Blackpool South by-election, which Labor comfortably won, the… Read More »
A court heard the ringleader of a mutilation cult described himself as the “chief manipulator” of vulnerable victims who made nearly £300,000 from uploading images to paying viewers online. Marius Gustavson, a Norwegian national living in Haringey, north London, carried out the castration for the “Eunuch Maker” website, which has more than 20,000 members worldwide.… Read More »
A few years ago I noted on Twitter (as it then was) that there was an international border between the UK and Ireland on the island of Ireland. Surprisingly, Irish nationalists have banded together to deny this objective legal reality. I couldn’t help but remember George Orwell’s comment for nationalists: “A known fact may be… Read More »
The judge presiding over Donald Trump’s hush money trial has hit back at his lawyer’s attempts to avoid punishment for his comments about the jury; The remarks appear to violate a gag order restraining him from public attacks on witnesses and jurors. New York Judge Juan Merchan on Thursday grew increasingly frustrated with the arguments… Read More »