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St George’s Day protestor attacks police horse with an umbrella
There were arrests as so-called 'patriots' assaulted emergency workers and innocent animals during a march.
Six arrests made as St George’s Day event held in Whitehall
Four arrests were made outside a pub in Whitehall – one on suspicion of assault and three on suspicion of assaulting an emergency worker, police said.
Capping off 14 years of Tory rule – the Sunak vs Brown cut
In 2009, Gordon Brown listed off all the accomplishments of the New Labour government. We ask author Will Hutton what the Rishi Sunak edit would be.
Family of eight slammed for ordering £329 meal and leaving without paying bill
The restaurant managers could tell something wasn’t right.
Trump tried to ‘corrupt’ 2016 election, prosecution alleges
The former president’s hush money trial has started in New York.
Danny Dyer heartbroken to realise his nine-year-old son is an Andrew Tate fan
The former EastEnders actor recalled his horror when he found out his son followed the notorious influencer.
Former Tory MP slams party over Rayner attacks in superb letter to the Editor
'Best Letter to the Editor I have read in a long time', Mike Galsworthy said.
A Flood Of AI-Generated Books Threatens To Drown Legitimate Authors
Global bestselling indie author RR Haywood warns that artificial intelligence is being increasingly used by hustlers to churn out books online, with potentially dire consequences for legitimate authors.