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4 in 10 Brits unable to cover 3 months of living expenses
Despite freshly announced growth in the UK's GDP, four in ten Brits say they do not have funds to cover three months of living expenses, new research has found.
Labour will force every borough to take ‘fair share’ of migrants, says Rayner
Every borough in the UK will take its “fair share” of migrants if Labour enter No10 after July 4, deputy leader Angela Rayner has revealed.
Cows, Sheep, and Pigs Face World’s First Carbon Tax in Denmark
Livestock farmers in Denmark have been warned the farts and burps from their cows, sheep, and pigs will be measured and taxed from 2030, the first country in the world to do so as it targets methane emissions.
Now museum claims the Brontë sisters were 'genderqueer'!
A museum has sparked controversy after suggesting the Brontë sisters may have been genderqueer because they used androgynous pen names.
Black cab taxis BANNED from flying England flag
FURIOUS taxi drivers have hit out at a “woke” ban on flying England flags during the Euros.
Leftie London Mayor Sadiq Khan’s Transport for London bosses say the St George’s Cross could “distract” other drivers and even cause accidents.
Primary school puts up 11 Pride flags
An infant school has been accused of 'indoctrinating four-year-old children' after it put up 11 Pride flags on the school gates.
Shot at Dawn memorial re-opens
The Shot at Dawn memorial at the National Memorial Arboretum has been officially re-opened after an extensive restoration funded by hundreds of donations.
UK household debt to reach record high over £1,600
Families are at "breaking point" as household debt is set to rise by over £1,600 this year, according to a new report.
University to teach that whiteness and heterosexuality are a PROBLEM
The University of Liverpool has been panned as "divisive" after it emerged the institution told its lecturers to "problematise" whiteness and heterosexuality in their teaching as part of a drive to "diversify" and "decolonise" the curriculum.