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Hillsborough disaster: Tears of joy as inquest jury finds 96 fans WERE unlawfully killed
FAMILIES clapped, cried and cheered as the jury in the Hillsborough inquests found 96 people were unlawfully killed on the day of the football disaster. The jury delivered their verdicts on the 14 questions concerning the tragedy of April 15 1989, which saw dozens of Liverpool fans killed in the UK’s worst sporting...
Sick Algerian thug sexually assaulted eight women in ten days MONTHS after arriving in UK
A SERIAL sex attacker who had only come to the UK from Algeria months before targeted young women walking home alone after dark in a wealthy suburb. Mehdi Midani attacked eight young women in the south London suburbs of Clapham and Brixton in just 10 days last October, including one on Halloween. The 28 year old followed some...
Taxpayers hit with £650 MILLION in fines by EU
AT least £650million of British taxpayers’ cash has been handed to Brussels in fines for misspending European Union grants. Last night MPs warned that ministers have only just woken up to the scandal. Civil servants had made the problem worse by complicating bureaucratic EU schemes for areas like farm subsidies...
PENSIONS CRISIS: Market chaos could wipe out TEN YEARS of retirement income
PENSIONERS who retired last year are at risk of losing a decade's worth of retirement income as a result of market chaos, experts have warned. Retirees who put their cash into income drawdown plans at the start of last year could have already seen around two years of income wiped, according to pension provide Aegon. The...
EU is a ‘fascist, communist dictatorship!’ Who is the latest personality to back a Brexit?
TEAM Brexit is made up of an eclectic mix of personalities but the latest figure backing the anti-EU campaign may be the biggest surprise of them all. This out fan is one of the world's most well-known conspiracy theorists. David Icke, the former goalkeeper turned BBC Grandstand presenter who famously declared himself the...
Anger as council officials say UK city is ‘too multicultural’ to celebrate St George’s Day
AN ENGLISH city council REFUSED to host St George’s Day celebrations because the area is “too multicultural”. Bristol City Council allowed the national day to pass without a single event for the patron saint, despite its history dating back to 1222. Council chiefs said 91 different languages are spoken in the...
The dawn of Britain’s shocking art movement
Before the late 1980s, only a handful of contemporary British artists had made it into the mainstream. That all changed in 1988 when 16 students from London’s Goldsmiths College, led by Damien Hirst, staged their exhibition Freeze – the show that became the nucleus of the BritArt movement. Freeze is now legendary...
Obama, Merkel to Discuss Trade, Terrorism, Refugees in Two-Day Visit
U.S. President Barack Obama and German Chancellor Angela Merkel will discuss the global economy, terrorism, transatlantic security and many other issues during his two-day visit to Germany. Obama will hold talks with Merkel shortly after he arrives in Hanover on Sunday. After addressing reporters, the two leaders will...
London Marathon results 2016: Who won and where did everyone else come?
Today tens of thousands of runners will take to the streets to compete in the London Marathon 2016. There are four main races, starting at different times in the morning. Wheelchair competitors will set off at 8.55am followed by paralympic runners competing in the IPC Athletics Marathon World Cup at 9am. At 9.15am the elite...
Princess Diana looks over Prince George in new photos of Kate and William’s living room
A TOUCHING photo of the princes with their mother Princess Diana can be seen in the Duke and Duchess of Cambridge’s living room for the first time. Never before seen pictures of Prince William and Kate’s newly decorated living room at Kensington Palace reveal the personal touches the couple have placed around...
Now Obama warns Brits ‘not to pull back from world’ & ‘be optimistic’ after Brexit threat
PRESIDENT Obama warned Britons "not to pull back from the rest of the world" today just hours after being condemned for threatening Britain over Brexit. The President speaking at a Q &A session with young people reitereated his message on Brexit and told them to "reject cynicism." He urged young people...
Good run for your money in London: What to see in and around the city
If you’re heading for the city to watch tomorrow’s marathon, here are capital ideas on and off the route to make your day a winner. EXPLORE THE SOLAR SYSTEM Otherworlds: Visions of our Solar System at the Natural History Museum is a must. You’ll learn all about six decades of space exploration through stunning...