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Robert Jenrick and Kemi Badenoch have accused each other of dishonesty regarding a ‘special place in hell’ message. Jenrick claimed that Tory chief whip Rebecca Harris contacted him in 2024 with insults after he called for a reduction in foreign aid spending. Badenoch called Jenrick a liar and stated that it was time for him to move on since he had left the party. However, Jenrick later shared alleged messages from Harris, accusing her of not telling the truth. The feud between the two continues as they exchange accusations of falsehood. Robert Jenrick and Kemi Badenoch dispute ‘special place in hell’ message
TalkTalk seeks buyers for consumer and wholesale arms
Investigation launched into death of three-month-old baby boy with head injury.
Recovery signs emerge post major internet outage
The internet appears to be recovering after a major outage knocked out thousands of websites, including Amazon, Snapchat, Reddit, and several banks. Downdetector, a website that tracks complaints about outages,…
Andrew Bailey warns of tough decisions at Bank of England amid job fears
Staff at the Bank of England are on alert for potential job cuts in Threadneedle Street after the governor, Andrew Bailey, warned of tough decisions about the institution’s future cost…
Pizza Hut to close 68 UK restaurants as company goes into administration
Pizza Hut is to close 68 restaurants after the company behind its UK venues fell into administration. The company has not said how many workers might be impacted by the…
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Investigation launched into ‘repeated’ maternity failures at Leeds NHS trust | UK News After persistent advocacy from bereaved families in Leeds, a fully independent inquiry into local maternity services has been initiated. Health Secretary Wes Streeting expressed shock at the «repeated maternity failures» faced by these families, exacerbated by the inadequate response from Leeds Teaching Hospitals NHS Trust. Despite being one of Europe’s largest teaching hospitals, the trust stands out for its high rates of perinatal mortality based on official data. In June, the Care Quality Commission downgraded maternity services at the trust to «inadequate,» citing serious risks to women and babies and a toxic «blame culture» that silenced staff from speaking up. The launch of the inquiry has been welcomed by grieving families. Fiona Winser-Ramm and Daniel Ramm, who lost their baby Aliona in 2020 due to medical neglect, shared their relief at finally receiving answers and validation from the investigation. Lauren Caulfield, whose baby Grace was stillborn in 2022, also highlighted the importance of the inquiry in uncovering failings in her care. The families emphasized the long overdue need for accountability and justice in light of their heartbreaking experiences. Investigation launched into maternity failings at Leeds NHS trust
Leeds families who have been campaigning for years have finally been promised a fully independent inquiry into local maternity services. Health Secretary Wes Streeting announced the inquiry, expressing shock at…
Families demand urgent action from PM after loved ones buy poison online
Bereaved families whose loved ones took their own lives after buying the same poison online have written to the prime minister demanding urgent action. Warning: This article contains references to…
Royston Drenthe, Former Premier League Star, Hospitalized After Stroke
Former Everton and Real Madrid footballer Royston Drenthe has been taken to hospital after having a stroke, according to a Dutch and Belgian football group. FC De Rebellen, a group…
Prince William is reportedly planning to adopt a «ruthless approach» towards Prince Andrew once he ascends to the throne, as concerns over the ongoing scandal involving the royal family continue to mount. A US lawyer has warned that the controversy surrounding Andrew’s ties to Jeffrey Epstein is far from over, with more damaging stories expected to surface. The Sunday Times has suggested that William intends to exclude his uncle from all royal activities due to the potential risk to the family’s reputation posed by recent revelations. This development coincides with reports that Andrew allegedly attempted to enlist the Metropolitan Police to investigate his accuser, Virginia Giuffre, in a bid to discredit her claims of sexual assault back in 2011. Gloria Allred, who represents several of Epstein’s victims, has emphasized that Andrew will not escape scrutiny for his association with the convicted sex offender. Despite relinquishing his Duke of York title and other honors, Andrew remains under intense scrutiny, particularly following reports that he maintained contact with Epstein even after claiming to have cut ties with him. The fallout from Andrew’s connections to Epstein continues to unravel, with Giuffre’s upcoming memoirs poised to reveal further details about her alleged encounters with the prince. Despite settling a civil sexual assault case with Giuffre in 2022, Andrew’s links to the scandal persist, indicating that the controversy surrounding him is unlikely to dissipate anytime soon. Prince William to take tough stance on Prince Andrew amid reports of smear campaign against accuser
Reports suggest that when Prince William becomes king, he will take a firm stance against Prince Andrew, banning him from all royal responsibilities due to the ongoing scandal surrounding him.…