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Richard Littlejohn says ‘snowflakes’ face a choice between ‘heating or tweeting’ as cost-of-living crisis bites
"As far as the snowflake generation is concerned, a real crisis will be when Waitrose runs out of quinoa", he wrote.
Reaction as Nancy Pelosi reads out Bono poem on St Patrick’s Day
"Is this literally the worst poem ever written?”
Watch: The moment P&O Ferries told 800 staff they had lost their jobs
Footage obtained by BBC South East shows how workers were told they would be replaced with agency workers.
David Frost admits his Brexit deal is hurting musicians with red tape
He insisted “these problems can be solved” without backtracking on UK’s commitment to end free movement for EU citizens coming to Britain.
Watch: Jed Mercurio produces another Boris Johnson-inspired episode of Line of Duty
"I'm interested in one thing and one thing only, and that's bent prime ministers."
‘Cruel’ developers cover one of UK’s oldest urban hedgerows in nets to keep birds out
“This beautiful natural habitat will be destroyed for the sake of a few wealthy people living on the estate."
Schwarzenegger: ‘I love the Russian people – That is why I have to tell you the truth’
The actor was the first Western film star to make a film in Moscow with Red Heat in 1988.
Vladimir Putin tells West that its ‘attempt at global dominance’ is ending
He said the West “doesn’t even bother to hide that its aim is to damage the entire Russian economy, every Russian”.
‘Beyond brilliant’: Vladimir Putin’s ‘Downfall’ parody goes viral
"We could have had it all. The full glory of the USSR. My fishing photos would be in every media."