A 300-year-old manor house has gone on the market for £4.5m after it was restored from a dilapidated state to its former glory. Grade I listed Stedcombe House, which sits on the Dorset/Devon border, is said to be one of the finest examples of a William and Mary house in south west England. The stunning … Read more
Keir Starmer today effectively sacked Rebecca Long-Bailey after she praised an interview with actress Maxine Peake including an ‘anti-Semitic conspiracy theory’. The shadow education secretary posted a link to an interview in which Peake claimed that US police learned ‘neck-kneeling’ restrain techniques used on George Floyd from Israeli spies. Ms Long-Bailey sparked fury by describing the … Read more
Twenty three percent of counties across the United States are now seeing an uncontrollable growth in new COVID-19 infections, according to a data map – as model projections show Phoenix could see 28,000 new cases a day by July 18. A color-coded data map, compiled by spatial analytics company Esri, shows how the US is … Read more
Britain today announced 149 more Covid-19 deaths as the outbreak that has plagued the nation for three months continues to retreat. Department of Health chiefs — who also recorded 1,118 more cases of the disease — say the laboratory-confirmed death toll now stands at 43,230 since the first victim was recorded at the start of March. But … Read more
Britain today announced 149 more Covid-19 deaths as the outbreak that has plagued the nation for three months continues to retreat. Department of Health chiefs — who also recorded 1,118 more cases of the disease — say the laboratory-confirmed death toll now stands at 43,230 since the first victim was recorded at the start of March. But … Read more
Two teenagers have today been arrested on suspicion of manslaughter after an angler was allegedly pelted with rocks on a country estate in Kent. Charles Hilder, 66, was found collapsed in a car park at Lullingstone Castle near Eynsford last month and died of a heart attack, a post-mortem found. A small group of youths were … Read more
Boris Johnson’s RAF Voyager plane took off for the first time today after receiving a £900,000 red, white and blue paintjob. The jet’s tail fin had previously been spotted inside a hangar at an airfield in Cambridgeshire, where underwent a new Brexit paint job to help the PM fly the flag for the UK when … Read more
Between 1,900 and 3,200 people are catching the coronavirus every day in England, according to data from King’s College London and the Office for National Statistics. The estimates are taken from King’s College’s COVID Symptom Tracker app, which predicts 1,978 people in England catching the virus, and population swab testing by the ONS which put the … Read more
Babes in the Wood murderer Russell Bishop’s ex-girlfriend will claim she was acting under duress when she changed key evidence that helped get him acquitted 33 years ago Jenny Johnson, 54, is charged with perverting the course of justice and perjury She is accused of lying in court over a blue jumper found near the … Read more
A rail union leader is warning of a national strike unless the Government gives ‘unequivocal assurances’ that the social distancing rules across the transport network will remain at two metres. The Transport Salaried Staffs Association (TSSA) said the Government’s own review into the social distancing guidance clearly states that public transport presents a high risk … Read more
Man, 28, is charged with murder after ‘much loved’ father, 25, was shot dead in the head in leafy London suburb Kyle Kelson, 25, was shot in the head with a shotgun in the early hours of June 19 Police investigating his murder have arrested a 28-year-old man in Kent He is being questioned by … Read more
‘Cyclops’ lamb born with a single eye is feared as ‘a demon in disguise’ by villagers in Indonesia The lamb was born at a farm in Sumedang Regency, West Java, on Monday Villagers believed the lamb could be a reincarnation of the Islamic figure Dajjal The animal suffered from rare birth defect Cyclopia which results … Read more
A rail union leader is warning of a national strike unless the Government gives ‘unequivocal assurances’ that the social distancing rules across the transport network will remain at two metres. The Transport Salaried Staffs Association (TSSA) said the Government’s own review into the social distancing guidance clearly states that public transport presents a high risk … Read more