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Cricketing legend Sobers hails republican Barbados but will miss the Queen

Cricketing legend Sobers hails republican Barbados but will miss the Queen

Cricketing legend Sobers hails republican Barbados but will miss the Queen

30 November 2021

The Prince of Wales carried out a series of royal events on the final day of his visit to Barbados.


Donald Trump says Boris Johnson making ‘big mistake’ backing wind power

Donald Trump says Boris Johnson making ‘big mistake’ backing wind power

Donald Trump says Boris Johnson making ‘big mistake’ backing wind power

30 November 2021

The former US president said wind farms were ‘destroying’ the UK landscape.


Donald Trump accuses Duchess of Sussex of being ‘disrespectful’ to the Queen

Donald Trump accuses Duchess of Sussex of being ‘disrespectful’ to the Queen

Donald Trump accuses Duchess of Sussex of being ‘disrespectful’ to the Queen

30 November 2021

The former US President was interviewed by Nigel Farage this week in Florida.


Ministers offer support to thousands still without power after Storm Arwen

Ministers offer support to thousands still without power after Storm Arwen

Ministers offer support to thousands still without power after Storm Arwen

30 November 2021

The Business Secretary said teams were ‘working tirelessly’ to restore power


Maxwell summoned girl, 14, to orgy leaving her ‘frozen in fear’, court told

Maxwell summoned girl, 14, to orgy leaving her ‘frozen in fear’, court told

Maxwell summoned girl, 14, to orgy leaving her ‘frozen in fear’, court told

30 November 2021

The alleged victim testified under the pseudonym ‘Jane’ on Tuesday.


Caledonian Sleeper train staff take pay dispute to London

Caledonian Sleeper train staff take pay dispute to London

Caledonian Sleeper train staff take pay dispute to London

30 November 2021

RMT members will demonstrate at Serco’s London office.


Teenager held on suspicion of murder after boy found with stab wounds

Teenager held on suspicion of murder after boy found with stab wounds

Teenager held on suspicion of murder after boy found with stab wounds

30 November 2021

Police were called to reports of a stabbing in Southall, west London, at just after 9pm on November 24.


HIV diagnosis or preventative treatment no longer barrier to the armed forces – MoD

HIV diagnosis or preventative treatment no longer barrier to the armed forces – MoD

HIV diagnosis or preventative treatment no longer barrier to the armed forces – MoD

30 November 2021

Ministers said the change would make a military career ‘open to many more people’.


Nearly a million over-65 year-olds expect to be lonely this Christmas

Nearly a million over-65 year-olds expect to be lonely this Christmas

Nearly a million over-65 year-olds expect to be lonely this Christmas

30 November 2021

A friendly phone call, a visit or a cup of tea with an older person could help brighten the day of a lonely older person, Age UK says.


Prime Minister reveals he is a ‘devotee’ of Tayto crisps as he hosts food market

Prime Minister reveals he is a ‘devotee’ of Tayto crisps as he hosts food market

Prime Minister reveals he is a ‘devotee’ of Tayto crisps as he hosts food market

30 November 2021

A dozen businesses showcased their products on Tuesday.


PM steps up push for UK-EU returns agreement to solve Channel migrant crisis

PM steps up push for UK-EU returns agreement to solve Channel migrant crisis

PM steps up push for UK-EU returns agreement to solve Channel migrant crisis

30 November 2021

It comes as France suggested talks with Britain could continue following a diplomatic spat over the handling of the small boat crossings.


SNP brands Boris Johnson ‘a liar’ but fails in bid to censure Prime Minister

SNP brands Boris Johnson ‘a liar’ but fails in bid to censure Prime Minister

SNP brands Boris Johnson ‘a liar’ but fails in bid to censure Prime Minister

30 November 2021

The party accused Mr Johnson of presiding over ‘scandal after scandal’ and urged Tory MPs to join opposition parties in criticising his behaviour.


Government accused of ‘misconduct in public office’ over pandemic handling

Government accused of ‘misconduct in public office’ over pandemic handling

Government accused of ‘misconduct in public office’ over pandemic handling

30 November 2021

The People’s Covid Inquiry said there had been “serious governance failures” that led to avoidable deaths.


William ‘blown away’ by youth-led charity visit

William ‘blown away’ by youth-led charity visit

William ‘blown away’ by youth-led charity visit

30 November 2021

The Duke of Cambridge presented the organisation in Leeds with the Queen’s Award for Voluntary Service.


SNP’s Blackford should apologise for outside earnings, MPs told

SNP’s Blackford should apologise for outside earnings, MPs told

SNP’s Blackford should apologise for outside earnings, MPs told

30 November 2021

The claim was made by Conservative MP Lee Anderson.


Jockey being sued by injured rival denies trying to ‘ride him off the track’

Jockey being sued by injured rival denies trying to ‘ride him off the track’

Jockey being sued by injured rival denies trying to ‘ride him off the track’

30 November 2021

Freddy Tylicki is bringing a High Court claim against Graham Gibbons.


Duke of York dragged into Ghislaine Maxwell sex-trafficking trial

Duke of York dragged into Ghislaine Maxwell sex-trafficking trial

Duke of York dragged into Ghislaine Maxwell sex-trafficking trial

30 November 2021

Andrew was name-dropped in court as one of a number of high-profile people to have flown on Jeffrey Epstein’s planes.


Government intends to introduce ban on Troubles prosecutions ‘imminently’, Sinn Fein warns

Government intends to introduce ban on Troubles prosecutions ‘imminently’, Sinn Fein warns

Government intends to introduce ban on Troubles prosecutions ‘imminently’, Sinn Fein warns

30 November 2021

Secretary of State Brandon Lewis held a virtual meeting with Northern Ireland political parties and Irish Foreign Minister Simon Coveney on Tuesday.


Reptile expert remembers being bitten by king cobra as he collects MBE

Reptile expert remembers being bitten by king cobra as he collects MBE

Reptile expert remembers being bitten by king cobra as he collects MBE

30 November 2021

Professor Mark O’Shea was given an MBE at Windsor Castle for services to snakebite research.


William tells Afghan refugees ‘you couldn’t be more welcome’ in the UK

William tells Afghan refugees ‘you couldn’t be more welcome’ in the UK

William tells Afghan refugees ‘you couldn’t be more welcome’ in the UK

30 November 2021

The Duke of Cambridge thanked Afghans who risked their lives to work for the British Government.


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