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Commuters left fuming at new 'bare beating' trend on public transport - but participants could soon be landed with a £1,000 fine

25/05/25 08:31

Commuters across the UK are venting their frustration over a strange new trend dubbed 'bare beating'- and it's driving people round the bend. The term refers to the increasingly common sight of passengers letting any noise from their phone reverberate around the carriage, rather than using headphones. If you are a regular on public transport you may have been a victim of another passenger playing music, voice notes or videos out loud, without a hint of headphones in sight. Pictures: Stock images....read

Lib Dem accused of abuse of power over 'I want you' texts to translator on Ukraine visit
24/05/25 19:00
The Tewkesbury MP sent intimate WhatsApp messages to the woman who had been tasked with working with the delegation of MPs in February while they were on a visit to Ukraine.
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England 2025 local election results in full
01/05/25 20:58
Nigel Farage's Reform has routed the Tories and Labour in their backyards, securing a swathe of big authorities for the first time because of a Conservative collapse.
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Local elections results RECAP: Jubilant Nigel Farage brands Keir Starmer a 'coward' after Reform makes huge gains across the country and Tories lose all their councils
01/05/25 06:10
MAILONLINE BLOG: Follow live coverage after voters in England headed to the polls in local and mayoral elections as well as the Runcorn & Helsby by-election.
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Kemi Badenoch backs Tory-Reform coalitions on local councils after May 1 elections - but rules out Westminster link-up with Nigel Farage
10/04/25 08:31
Ms Badenoch gave tacit backing to local-level link-ups between the Conservatives and Reform if it allows the Tories to retain or take control of councils in the wake of the vote on May 1.
Rachel Reeves prepares to slash billions of pounds of disability benefits to calm debts crisis
10/01/25 23:40
Downing Street is said to believe that significant reductions are needed in the welfare budget, namely from personal independence payments (PIP).
Scotland is in the grip of a dental crisis as more than TWO MILLION patients go without a check-up for TWO YEARS
04/01/25 19:26
Scotland's NHS dental crisis was laid bare last night as shocking figures showed nearly two million adults and 200,000 children have gone without a check-up in the past two years.
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Pope Francis drops strongest hint yet about where the Catholic Church stands on assisted dying
02/01/25 09:31
The Pope has previously spoken out against assisted dying but remained silent on the issue in lead-up to the controversial vote in British parliament.
Keir Starmer vows to bulldoze 'Nimby' objections to Green Belt housebuilding: PM says the country is being 'held to ransom by blockers and bureaucrats'
06/12/24 10:32
The Prime Minister today said that Nimbys were 'suffocating the aspirations of working families and obscuring the future of our country'.
Westminster leader criticised for snubbing the national anthem again
11/11/24 08:30
For the second year, Stephen Flynn was silent during the singing of God Save the King at the Remembrance Sunday service at the Cenotaph in London .
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Anger as 'disrespectful' SNP Westminster leader Stephen Flynn snubs the UK national anthem at Remembrance Sunday service
10/11/24 21:45
For the second year, Stephen Flynn was silent during the singing of God Save the King at the Remembrance Sunday service at the Cenotaph in London .
Wes Streeting says the NHS is 'not just on its knees, it's on its face' as health chiefs demand MORE money despite Rachel Reeves pouring in billions ahead of Budget - but can't rule out a winter crisis
29/10/24 09:11
The Health Secretary went on the offensive after admitting that billions of pounds already set aside by Chancellor Rachel Reeves ahead of the Budget would only 'arrest the decline'.
Scottish government votes for asylum seekers to get free bus passes while vulnerable pensioners lose winter fuel benefits
10/10/24 07:45
The Scottish Conservatives said the situation was 'downright scandalous' after the SNP U-turned on its plan to ditch the scheme.
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Almost half of all children haven't been seen by NHS dentist in past year, damning figures reveal
16/09/24 21:30
The NHS recommends under-18s see a dentist at least once a year because their teeth can decay faster than adults, who are advised to have a check-up every two years.
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Liberal Democrats' Daisy Cooper was given 'four days to live' and fed through a tube after developing common bowel disease
16/09/24 16:10
Liberal Democrat health spokesperson Daisy Cooper has revealed she was once told she had 'just four days left to live', as she shared her experiences of Crohn's disease.
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Ed Davey tells new Lib Dem MPs to cling on like 'Japanese knotweed' in ex-Tory seats won at the election - as his deputy blasts 'weird' Conservative leadership hopefuls
16/09/24 08:55
The party leader privately told the new faces who joined his ranks in July to become almost impossible to remove - like the hated invasive shrub - from seats they won in July for the first time.
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More than half of elderly Brits will use heating less this year
10/09/24 06:24
Some 55 per cent said the move to strip ten million voters of the subsidy will cause them to have a colder winter this year.
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More than HALF of elderly voters will heat their homes less this year due to Keir Starmer's plan to strip 10 million pensioners of winter fuel payments, damning poll reveals
09/09/24 23:58
Some 55 per cent said the move to strip ten million voters of the subsidy will cause them to have a colder winter this year.
Keir Starmer faces Labour revolt on stripping pensioners' winter fuel allowance as he refuses to back down - but dodges Commons vote
02/09/24 15:17
Keir Starmer insisted he was making 'tough choices' despite anxiety on his own benches over the impact on older people on low incomes.
Keir Starmer bats away calls to ditch raid on pensioners' winter fuel allowance saying he is making 'tough choices' - as he dodges Commons vote
02/09/24 12:56
Keir Starmer dismissed the idea of a U-turn despite anxiety on his own benches over the impact on older people on low incomes.
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Under-pressure Labour unveils £400million funding boost to help millions through the winter as it faces criticism for cutting payments for pensioners
02/09/24 10:40
Work and Pensions Secretary Liz Kendall today announced she is extending the Household Support Fund, which allows councils to help people with cost-of-living struggles.
Labour set to block House of Commons vote on plans to strip the winter fuel allowance for 10 million pensioners leaving Tories' angry as ministers accused of 'hiding' from scrutiny
01/09/24 23:52
The Tories and Liberal Democrats are pushing for a parliamentary vote this week on Chancellor Rachel Reeves' plan to scale back the payments which are worth up to £300.
Reform would have won 94 seats if first-past-the-post was ditched, electoral reform campaigners claim
07/07/24 01:01
Under a 'proportional representation' (PR) voting system, Labour would still have come top but would have been denied a majority, while the Tories would have had 157 seats instead of 121.
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Lib Dem leader Ed Davey hails party's 'best result in a century' as it secures more than 70 seats and takes the scalps of ministers Gillian Keegan and Alex Chalk and made inroads across Middle England and the former Blue Wall
05/07/24 01:01
Sir Ed spoke out after the exit poll suggested the Lib Dems are set to increase their presence in Parliament more than five-fold to 61, compared with the General Election result in 2019.
Submit your burning questions for our special general election Q&A TODAY
02/07/24 09:50
We're inviting YOU to submit your burning election questions for The Mail's Sarah Vine and Andrew Pierce to tackle during tomorrow's episode of The Reaction.
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Don't forget to vote for me! House of Commons Speaker Sir Lindsay Hoyle issues plea to voters as his seat is gripped by apathy
23/06/24 00:58
That's because by tradition, the Speaker does not face candidates from the Tories, Labour and Liberal Democrats .
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Labour pledge to give people suffering from brittle bone disease access to vital scans in victory for the Mail on Sunday's War On Osteoporosis campaign
23/06/24 00:00
Labour will ensure that those at risk of brittle bone disease will be able to access vital scans that catch the condition early,
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How Rishi will echo rallying call from John Major who won the 1992 election against all the odds - as Prime Minister will warn voting Labour could break up the UK
20/06/24 23:24
Rishi Sunak will today channel Sir John Major by urging voters to carefully weigh up the long-term consequences of a Labour government.
Question Time leaders' debate special fact-checked: From immigration and housing to the NHS and tax - here's how the different parties stacked up
20/06/24 23:09
With less than two weeks left until the July 4 general election , the leaders were quizzed on topics ranging from immigration and housing to the NHS , the economy and tax.
BBC Leaders' Special RECAP: Rishi Sunak reveals general election betting allegations made him 'incredibly angry' as he vows to oust rule-breakers from Conservative Party
20/06/24 18:01
MAILONLINE LIVE BLOG: Follow live coverage as we bring you the latest from the BBC Question Time Leaders' Special.
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Pubs are vanishing faster than expected as number of boozers demolished or converted jumps by a third - amid drinkers tightening their belts
16/06/24 23:45
Official Government statistics have revealed 239 pubs were demolished or converted for other uses over the three months to March 31. It means around 80 pubs shut each month.
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Former sub-postmaster slams 'buffoonery' of Ed Davey's stunt-laden election campaign as Lib-Dem leader faces questions over lack of help during Horizon scandal when he was a minister
16/06/24 11:18
Lee Castleton warned that trust is 'never going to be built' between victims of the miscarriage of justice and the former post office minister by 'paddleboarding in Cumbria'.
Lib Dem leader Ed Davey gets soaked on water obstacle course in latest daft election photo-op stunt
12/06/24 11:03
Liberal Democrat leader Sir Ed Davey got drenched falling off an aquatic obstacle course in Henley-in-Arden, Warwickshire, in his latest General Election campaign slapstick photo-op.
US-style cannabis shops, return of EU freedom of movement, free social care and a £9.4billion tax raid on bankers and the super rich: Ed Davey launches Lib Dem election manifesto - before heading off to ride a rollercoaster
10/06/24 10:34
Under the party's health plans it would seek to tackle the spread of high-strength 'skunk' via criminal gangs by allowing 'licensed retailers' to sell less-potent weed to over-18s.
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Liberal Democrats plan £9.4billion tax raid on banks and the super-rich to fund the NHS and social care as Ed Davey becomes the first major party leader to unveil their election manifesto
10/06/24 08:34
Leader Sir Ed Davey will this morning set out plan to also close loopholes to improve cancer care, repair hospitals and invest in public health.
'Is she trying to channel Thatcher?' Penny Mordaunt's hair gets the meme treatment as BBC election debate viewers compare her to the former Prime Minister
07/06/24 23:37
Voters took to Twitter to draw comparisons between her bob-cut hair and the distinctive hairstyle of the legendary Conservative leader.
Social media users compare BBC general election debate to quiz show as seven political heavyweights go head-to-head in battle for votes
07/06/24 19:56
Voters took to Twitter to joke that the BBC's studio in London left all seven political leaders standing next to plinths which bear eerily similarities to the hit BBC quiz show.
BBC general election debate RECAP: Penny Mordaunt and Angela Rayner clash in fiery seven-way head-to-head as Rishi Sunak is unanimously condemned for missing Normandy D-Day ceremony
07/06/24 17:00
MAILONLINE RECAP: Get a full recap as the Conservatives, Labour, SNP, Liberal Democrats, Greens, Reform and Plaid Cymru faced off in seven-way debate live on BBC
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It's Ed Ravey! Lib Dem leader takes to the drums to belt out We Will Rock You in latest bizarre election photo-op
05/06/24 18:29
Sir Ed Davey took part in a DrumFit class at Abbotswood Court Care Village in Romsey, Hampshire as part of the Liberal Democrats campaign tour ahead of the General Election.
Rishi Sunak's new small boat problem: Lib Dems photobomb PM on the River Thames after spotting him campaigning in the same affluent seat ahead of the election
03/06/24 13:04
The Prime Minister and his team chose England's longest waterway as the backdrop for a campaign visit to Henley, where the migrant crisis in the Channel was not on the agenda.
Bread Davey! Lib Dem leader Sir Ed dons a chef's hat during school baking lesson in latest fun election campaign gimmick after slip 'n slide, clowning around on a bike and throwing himself off a paddleboard
31/05/24 13:49
Lib Dem leader Sir Ed Davey (pictured) today donned a chef's hat during a school baking lesson for his latest in a series of fun general election campaign gimmicks at a school in Harpenden, Hertfordshire.
A slide in the polls? Ed Davey hurtles down a giant slip 'n slide in inflatable ring for his next election stunt - after Lib Dem leader chucked himself off a paddleboard, licked ice creams and clowned around on a bike
30/05/24 11:56
Lib Dem leader Sir Ed Davey hurtled himself down a giant slip 'n slide in an inflatable ring for his latest general election stunt this morning in Frome, Somerset to announce a new policy.
UK general election RECAP: Doughnuts at dawn and an unfortunate picture of Rishi Sunak: More eye-catching moments on the campaign trail - while Tory MP Mark Logan defects to Labour
30/05/24 10:10
Latest updates from the campaign trail as Rishi Sunak and Keir Starmer head to events across the country in the build up to the general election.
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Are the wheels already coming off Ed Davey's election campaign? Lib Dem leader clowns around on a bike in latest comical general election stunt...after lapping up ice creams and throwing himself from a paddleboard
29/05/24 11:31
While some political watchers may already be sick of the election cycle - Sir Ed Davey has taken it rather literally for his latest publicity stunt.
Want a flake with that? Lord Cameron pulls a frothy pint and Ed Davey falls off a paddleboard in latest general election publicity stunts (but Rishi finally nails a sporting photo op… even if it's on the bowling green)
28/05/24 17:25
Lord Cameron proved why he is better placed behind the House of Commons despatch box rather than a bar as he pulled a dodgy pint while out on the general election campaign trail.
'Dawn from Stoke' tells Rishi Sunak her sons needed National Service growing up because they are 'more brawn than brains'
28/05/24 11:39
Rishi Sunak was answering questions from local people at a Q&A where he was introduced by Stoke-on-Trent MP Jonathan Gullis.
Up s*** creek with a paddleboard: Lib Dem leader Ed Davey hits the water - literally - in Windermere as he attacks Tory inaction over sewage spills and says local people should have seats on water company boards
28/05/24 10:26
The Lib Dem leader's love of a stunt saw him embark - and then rapidly disembark in an uncontrolled manner - from a paddleboard on Windermere.
MAIL ON SUNDAY COMMENT: Starmer's cynical ploy to skew our political landscape for ever
26/05/24 00:10
MAIL ON SUNDAY COMMENT: The case against votes at 16 is strong. The Starmer policy is both cynical and self-serving.
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Smiling Rishi jokes with veterans in Spoons about 'the amount of people who have given me an umbrella' after getting soaked in the pouring rain while announcing snap July 4 election
25/05/24 09:13
Going back to his Northallerton, in his Richmond constituancy, the Prime Minister joked that he avoided catching pneumonia after getting wet while speaking outside 10 Downing Street.
Rishi Sunak WILL campaign today in Yorkshire - after reports claimed he would 'spend the day at home after shaky start to election'
25/05/24 00:47
The Prime Minister has endured a torrid few days since announcing the date of the election earlier this week.
Andrea Leadsom is latest to join Tory exodus: Former leadership contender to stand down at the general election as Michael Gove also announces he will quit amid growing pressure on Rishi Sunak
24/05/24 19:41
In a letter to Prime Minister Rishi Sunak posted on X, Andrea Leadsom said she had come to the decision after 'careful reflection' but did not go into detail about her reasons for quitting.
Michael Gove QUITS parliament: Cabinet minister heaps pressure on Rishi Sunak by becoming the most high-profile MP to join record-breaking Tory election exodus days after backing PM's decision to call vote on July 4
24/05/24 18:02
The Communities Secretary, 56, who has served under four Conservative Prime Ministers since 2015, confirmed he will not contest his Surrey Heath seat on July 4.
JANET STREET-PORTER: 'The Madman' who puts Britain's bland leaders in the shade: While the Rishi and Keir Show bores us to death, Argentina's chainsaw-wielding President is strutting his stuff on a rock stage
24/05/24 16:12
JANET STREET-PORTER: At the same time as Rishi was rapturously receiving a new umbrella from one of his MPs, the President of Argentina was leaping about on stage.
What a melt! Lib Dem's Ed Davey laps up a yellow ice cream on seaside trip as second day of the election campaign sees party leaders engage in photo op one-upmanship with Rishi donning googles in factory visit and Keir visiting builders' merchant
24/05/24 14:37
The Liberal Democrat leader made, and then ate, the frozen treat as he teamed up with local candidate Josh Babarinde and party supporters in the East Sussex town.
UK general election RECAP: Rishi Sunak asked whether he is 'captain of sinking ship' after visit to Belfast's Titanic Quarter - everything you need to know from the campaign trail
24/05/24 12:05
Latest updates from the election campaign as Rishi Sunak visits Northern Ireland and Keir Starmer heads to Scotland, while Sir Ed Davey enjoys himself with an ice cream on the beach in Kent.
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Lib Dems launch election campaign in Cabinet minister's constituency as they vow to smash Tory 'Blue Wall' - and refuse to rule out pact to prop up Keir Starmer in Downing St
23/05/24 14:50
Ed Davey kicked off his push towards July 4 in the marginal seat of Cheltenham, currently held by Justice Secretary Alex Chalk.
Confused on how to vote at the general election? Here is where the main parties stand on key issues - including immigration, trans ideology, the NHS, tax and education
23/05/24 13:18
Although the UK's main parties are yet to unveil their manifestos ahead of polling day, they have been election planning for months and already outlined key policies.
Liberal Democrats hope to continue electoral successes in traditionally 'blue wall' areas of the south of England - as Rishi Sunak calls snap election
22/05/24 23:23
England's third-largest party - with 15 MPs, including four elected in by-elections since 2021 - won 104 new council seats in local elections earlier this month.
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The key election battlegrounds: How the SNP's meltdown in Scotland is set to boost Labour while Rishi Sunak faces a desperate defence of Tory seats in 'Red Wall' areas... and the Lib Dems attempt to smash the PM's 'Blue Wall'
22/05/24 15:58
Party activists will flood key battlegrounds in the run-up to polling day as they target voters in priority areas.
Clash of the Cotswold councils: Local leader is accused of 'tone-deaf hypocrisy' for blasting plans to build Milton Keynes size city in the area... while pushing through proposals to build 1,500 new homes that will 'destroy' idyllic market town
22/05/24 07:35
EXCLUSIVE: Residents in Moreton-in-Marsh, which is served by Cotswold District Council (CDC) and Gloucestershire County Council, have accused their district leader of 'tone-deaf hypocrisy'.
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Inflation tumbles to 2.3% as Rishi Sunak hails 'milestone' in cost-of-living battle… but doubt cast on rapid BoE interest rate cuts after fall is smaller than hoped - and high government borrowing hits PM's push for more tax cuts
22/05/24 06:18
The headline CPI rate slid from 3.2 per cent in March to 2.3 per cent last month - near the Bank of England 's 2 per cent target.
Fury over plans to 'build new city like Milton Keynes' in Cotswolds
21/05/24 07:06
A row has erupted over 'secret' plans to build thousands of new houses in the Cotswolds, with its political leader saying the new development would be akin to building a new city like Milton Keynes.
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Fury over 'secret' plans to build a new city...in the Cotswolds: Locals battle leaked proposals for 'a new city like Milton Keynes' - with up to 36,000 new homes that could double the population
21/05/24 06:27
A row has erupted over 'secret' plans to build thousands of new houses in the Cotswolds, with its political leader saying the new development would be akin to building a new city like Milton Keynes.
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SNP support at lowest point in a decade, new bombshell poll finds
20/05/24 21:09
Support for the SNP has plunged to its lowest in a decade as it faces the threat of unprecedented losses in the general election.
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Lib Dem leader: I needed two years of therapy because of online abuse
19/05/24 21:29
The leader of the Scottish Liberal Democrats has revealed he has been receiving therapy for more than two years because of the level of abuse he endures.
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Bucks Fizz star Cheryl Baker claims Eurovision has become 'too sexual and extreme' as she slams Olly Alexander's performance as 'suggestive'
14/05/24 15:01
The Bucks Fizz star, 70, who won the song contest back in 1981, complained the contest has 'gone too far' in recent years, with 'body parts all over the place'.
Jess Phillips lashes out as Commons votes to bar politicians arrested for violent and sexual crimes from setting foot in Parliament
14/05/24 09:33
In an upset for the government its plan to bar elected members from the green benches only if they were charged with offences including rape was toughened up.
MPs arrested for violent or sexual offences including rape face being barred from Parliament
14/05/24 00:23
MPs arrested for rape face being barred from Parliament after the Commons voted to reverse moves to water down the measures.
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Liberal Democrats are accused of breaching equality law by deselecting candidate 'because of his Christian faith'
13/05/24 00:14
The party has been reported to the equalities watchdog for allegedly tolerating a 'hostile environment' for people of faith.
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I'm A Celebrity star is slammed by fans for comment about 'vulgarity' of Olly Alexander's 'overly sexualised' Eurovision performance
12/05/24 12:53
Former Lib Dem MP Lembit Opik has been slammed after he raged about the 'vulgarity' of Olly Alexander's Eurovision performance.
Sir Keir Starmer refuses to rule out a Liberal Democrat coalition to secure the keys to Downing Street
10/05/24 21:00
Insisting he is 'going for a majority', Sir Keir Starmer again refused to say whether he would make a pact with the Lib Dems to secure the keys to No 10.
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'I'm not going to back down!': Councillor booed by pro-Palestine demonstrators when he condemned Hamas' horrific October 7 slaughter says he has no regrets and would do it again
10/05/24 16:52
The leader of the Liberal Democrats on Liverpool City Council, Carl Cashman (pictured), was speaking at a rally on April 24.
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Fresh blow for beleaguered SNP as new poll finds them SEVEN POINTS behind Labour in Scotland - yet desperate John Swinney vows to make Scotland independent within five years after becoming First Minister
10/05/24 16:00
A new Redfield & Wilton Strategies survey of Westminster voting intention among Scots found Labour on 38 per cent support - a five point rise since last month.
Britain's political tastes revealed: Tories prefer fish and chips while Labour supporters would rather order pizza... but BOTH parties choose Chinese as their favourite - so how do takeaways rank in YOUR area?
10/05/24 11:25
The poll, by Best For Britain, revealed that more than a quarter of Brits selected Chinese as their favourite takeaway, with the Asian cuisine taking first place across England, Scotland and Wales.
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If voting in local elections changes anything - the only way is Essex
09/05/24 16:23
While all eyes were focused on the pro-Hamas headbanger elected in Leeds, a quieter revolution was taking place elsewhere.
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EUAN MCCOLM'S SKETCH: It's time to look to the future, said Swinney… but not before a look at the past
07/05/24 22:15
The selection of Mr Swinney as the next leader of his party was nothing to do with what was best for Scotland and everything to do with managing a chaotic SNP.
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Muslim Vote fringe group hands Keir Starmer list of 18 'dangerous' demands before it stops campaign to unseat Labour MPs - including allowing Islamic prayer in schools and public sector Israel boycott, and apologising for 'greenlighting Gaza genocide'
07/05/24 09:21
Muslim Vote has handed the opposition leader an extraordinary list of 18 'dangerous' demands that he must agree to carry out, or it plans to try to scupper his hopes of taking power.
Keir Starmer is urged not to bow to a 'dangerous' set of 18 demands from a Muslim pressure group
07/05/24 00:50
Labour leader Sir Keir Starmer was hit with the extraordinary list of 18 orders by The Muslim Vote after he promised to win back the trust of voters alienated by his stance on the Middle East conflict.
Police fail to solve 600 burglaries a day in England and Wales despite pledge to respond to all incidents
06/05/24 23:25
Police failed to solve more than 215,000 burglaries last year despite a pledge to send officers to all incidents, analysis shows.
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Rishi Sunak insists general election result is 'not a foregone conclusion' despite PM admitting 'disappointing' council results showed the Tories are on course to be toppled from power
06/05/24 15:46
Appearing in front of TV cameras for the first time since the full outcome of last week's local elections were revealed, the PM acknowledged 'disappointing' results.

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