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Nigel Farage hits back at Kemi Badenoch after claiming lunch is ‘for wimps’: ‘It’s nonsense!’ Nigel Farage has branded Kemi Badenoch’s recent comments about lunch being “for wimps” as “nonsense” during a scathing response on GB News. The Reform UK leader took aim at Badenoch’s interview with The Spectator, where she defended herself against accusations … Read more

Emergency services rush to Birmingham fairground ride Mr Explorer Police officers and paramedics are currently at the scene in Centenary Square Emergency crews have rushed to a fairground ride in Birmingham city centre. Police officers and ambulances were called to the scene in Centenary Square at 19:29 GMT on Thursday. Reports on social media suggested … Read more

WATCH: Labour MP says he 'heard the farmer protests' but did not go Labour MP Matthew Pennycook has faced criticism after admitting he failed to engage with farmers during yesterday’s major Westminster protest. When questioned on GB News about his attendance at the demonstration, Pennycook confessed: “I didn’t, I heard them outside my office, if … Read more

XL bully: Baby seriously injured in dog attack in Folkestone PA Media Police were called to Siskin Close on Wednesday afternoon Two people have been arrested after an eight-month-old baby was seriously injured by a dog in Kent. Police were called to Siskin Close in Hawkinge, near Folkestone, at about 14:25 GMT on Wednesday following … Read more

‘Absolutely bonkers!’ Rupert Lowe unleashes scathing attack on Labour’s inheritance tax policy Reform UK MP Rupert Lowe has launched a scathing attack on Labour’s inheritance tax policy for farmers, branding it a “terrible policy” amid widespread rural protests. The MP dismissed government figures about the policy’s impact as “complete rubbish,” accusing officials of simply “parroting” … Read more

Levi Fishlock: Man gets joint-longest sentence for summer riots South Yorkshire Police Levi Fishlock was part of a mob which attacked a hotel housing about 200 asylum seekers A man who tried to set fire to a hotel housing asylum seekers has been jailed for nine years, the joint-longest prison sentence in connection with the … Read more

Farmers unable to escape Labour’s inheritance tax raid despite HMRC loophole for super rich Family farmers across Britain are finding themselves unable to use a key inheritance tax (IHT) loophole that remains available to wealthy investors and landowners. The disparity stems from rules that prevent farmers from passing down their estates while continuing to live … Read more

Storm Darragh not a storm, Kidderminster man told by insurers BBC Dennis Iliffe spent £500 on repairs after his insurance provider will not pay out because the wind speed in Kidderminster did not hit 55mph People are continuing to count the cost of Storm Darragh – but one man has been told by his insurers … Read more

POLL OF THE DAY: Do you support Angela Rayner’s green belt development plan to build 1.5million homes? As Angela Rayner prepares to build 1.5 million homes on the green belt, GB News asks its members if they support the Deputy Prime Minister’s plan. Rayner is setting her sights on building the 1.5 million additional homes … Read more

Thomas Plimmer: Woman says struck-off sex GP tried to choke her SWNS Thomas Plimmer was struck off after having sex with multiple women at his GP surgery Warning: This article contains text of a sexual nature A woman says a GP who was struck off for having sex with multiple women at his surgery attempted … Read more