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In a recent interview between Dan Woodson and Paul Burrow, the late Princess Diana's former butler, an intriguing discussion unfolded regarding the breakdown of relationships, including that of Princess Diana's parents and the marriage between Prince Harry and Meghan Markle. Burrow expressed his belief that cracks in Harry and Meghan's...

In a recent development, the BBC One network has come under fire for its portrayal of British history, sparking a heated debate surrounding immigration and indigenous rights. Critics argue that the broadcaster's revision guide, intended for school children, promotes politically correct clichés by claiming that every person in Britain is...

This weekend was supposed to be very busy with people going on trips for the late May bank holiday. Many people planned to travel by car for leisure activities, and it was expected to be the busiest holiday weekend since 2019. However, things didn't go as planned, and travelers faced...

'The people making the rules don’t live in the world you, Nana reacts to home office ads campaign to stop illegal immigrants from entering UK According to her statements: The government's allocation of taxpayer money to tackle illegal immigration has drawn criticism for its approach. Rather than focusing on directly...

Two protesters from the "Just Stop Oil" movement were recently arrested for causing a disturbance during the Gallagher Premiership rugby final at Twickenham Stadium. The incident occurred when Dr. Patrick Hart, a 37-year-old from Bristol, and Sam Johnson, a 40-year-old from Essex, ran onto the field and threw orange paint...

In a recent conversation, Gareth, a dedicated farmer, raised serious concerns about the government's proposal to encourage supermarkets to offer cheaper products. Gareth strongly believes that such intervention is unnecessary and could have detrimental effects on the farming community. He highlighted the alarming rise in production costs faced by farmers,...

The argument between Shakeel Afsar and Calvin Robinson centers around British Muslims protesting and causing disruptions at a movie screening of the film 'The Kerala.' Afsar strongly believes that while they support freedom of speech, they cannot stay silent when a film promotes violence against their community. The film 'The...

"Special report on the latest shocking rise in homelessness even among those in active employment. New figures out today show one in four of the households in England becoming homeless last year had at least one person in work. It is something that affected or at least threatened almost 73,000...

In recent times, public frustration has grown towards perceived inefficiencies in law enforcement, raising questions about citizens' role in ensuring safety and order. One such incident involving Louis Greaves, who took matters into his own hands, shoving two Just Stop Oil protesters off the road, has sparked a nationwide debate....

A big red double-decker bus caught fire on a busy street in Birmingham. The police said that someone purposely set the bus on fire, which made part of Soho Road close down last night. The fire happened yesterday evening, between Rookery Road and Alfred Road. Thankfully, nobody got hurt in...