GOP congressman-elect responds to accusations of faking his background story with a fake quote George Santos’s election was key to the GOP attaining majority in the House The Independent UK · Dec 20, 2022
First pictures of King Charles III banknotes - and when they will be released New-look banknotes showing the portrait of King Charles III have been shared by the Bank of England for the first time - but the eco-conscious monarch wants them to enter circulation slowly Daily Mirror · Dec 20, 2022
MPs to mark day in 1942 when the Commons finally recognised the Holocaust Eighty years after Anthony Eden revealed the extent of the Nazi genocide, the chamber will observe a moment of silence again The Guardian - UK · Dec 11, 2022
Tory councillor breaches code of conduct over Union Flag bunting Liam Bones was asked to remove images of Margaret Thatcher and Winston Churchill Wales Online · Dec 9, 2022
Bad Sex Award cancelled, but John Le Carré’s still a winner Judges say a tell-all memoir about the spy writer would have won this year Evening Standard · Dec 9, 2022
Councillor breaches code of conduct in council office Union Flag bunting drama Preston councillor Liam Bones was asked to remove the Union Flag bunting and images of Margaret Thatcher and Winston Churchill from the Conservative group room and later published an article on it Chronicle Live · Dec 8, 2022
MI5 error reveals Churchill was in on 'Valkyrie' plot to kill Hitler Top secret wartime files mistakenly placed on the internet during the pandemic covered the attempt by Colonel Claus von Stauffenberg to blow up Nazi dictator Wales Online · Dec 5, 2022
MI5 file 'bungle' during Covid revealed Churchill in on 'Valkyrie' plot to kill Hitler Spooks dumped piles of top secret wartime files on the internet during pandemic lockdowns covering the attempt by Colonel Claus von Stauffenberg to blow up the dictator Daily Mirror · Dec 3, 2022
Coco Chanel’s creepy abandoned British mansion leaves urban explorer 'on edge' Rosehall House in the Scottish highlands has been derelict for a number of years, but it was once famed for housing the likes of prime minister Winston Churchill and fashion designer Coco Chanel Daily Mirror · Dec 2, 2022
Guns, death and Daddy issues: why SAS Rogue Heroes is one of the year’s most emotional TV shows This brilliant series from the Peaky Blinders creator might be a high-octane, action-packed riot – but it’s also tender, touching and funny. Its finale will not disappoint The Guardian - UK · Dec 1, 2022
Dr Ranj Singh reveals racist joke told by 'white guest' at British Curry Awards Dr Ranj Singh, who stars on This Morning, urged the awards show to 'do better' as he slammed the organisers for its 'all-white judging panel' Daily Mirror · Nov 29, 2022
What was the Great Smog of London? 70th anniversary of historic pollution The toxic Great Smog of London caused five days of disruption and thousands of deaths. Evening Standard · Nov 29, 2022
Angela Merkel says she lost influence over Putin as a lame duck leader Germany’s former chancellor defends her actions amid barrage of accusations since Russia’s invasion of Ukraine The Guardian - UK · Nov 25, 2022
Albanian protesters cover Churchill statue with flag as they demand Home Office apology More than 1,500 Albanians marched through London on Saturday, protesting Home Secretary Suella Braverman's att Daily Mirror · Nov 13, 2022
Daily Mirror · Nov 9, 2022 Extreme anti-abortion governor casting shadow over Donald Trump's re-election dream The latest RealClearPolitics polling average shows Donald Trump as the favourite frontrunner for the party’s nomination, followed by Ron DeSantis, who claims the support of just shy of 21 per cent of Republicans
The Guardian - AU · Nov 9, 2022 Father of modern election science, Sir David Butler, dies at 98 Psephologist known for his Swingometer is remembered as ‘the grand daddy of all election poll watchers’
The Guardian - US · Nov 9, 2022 Ron DeSantis landslide victory brings Trump and 2024 into focus Crowd in Tampa chant encouragement to run for president as Florida governor revels in big win and even channels Churchill
France 24 · Nov 8, 2022 Allies’ successful first invasion but a ‘botched’ job: Operation Torch, 80 years on On November 8, 1942, the Western Allies launched Operation Torch, landing in Vichy-controlled Morocco and Algeria to open up a second front in World War II. Torch was a paradoxical operation: The Allies won in just over a week, but losses were relatively high as the operation provided harsh lessons…
Tribune News Service · Nov 4, 2022 Tim Cowlishaw: Jimmy Johnson details split with Jerry Jones in book, and some Cowboys fans won’t like it DALLAS — Winston Churchill told us more than a century ago that history is written by the victors. But he was slightly off when it comes to the Dallas Cowboys and the famous breakup between Jerry Jones and Jimmy Johnson. History is also written, it turns out, by those who…
Wales Online · Nov 3, 2022 Rishi Sunak's car comes with a secret escape hatch It also has a self-healing fuel tank and a tamper-proof exhaust
Daily Mirror · Nov 2, 2022 Cast of Princess Diana’s left hand could fetch £40,000 at auction The auction will take place the day before the premiere of the fifth season of The Crown, which will show Princess Diana in her final days
Los Angeles Times · Nov 1, 2022 Robin Abcarian: A speech-impaired John Fetterman is better than a fast-talking Mehmet Oz Many unkind things were said about Democratic U.S. Senate candidate John Fetterman after the debate last week with his Republican opponent, Mehmet Oz.
Daily Mirror · Oct 27, 2022 Winston Churchill wiped nuclear test veterans out of history in 70-year long cover-up In 1952, as he prepared a speech about our first atomic bomb, he slashed from the record all mention of the 1,400 servicemen who took part in the tests that made it possible
Evening Standard · Oct 27, 2022 Downing Street’s famous pets from Larry the Cat to Rishi Sunak’s dog Nova Many cats and dogs have called the famous Westminster street home over the years
The Denver Post · Oct 26, 2022 Mark Kiszla: As mere mortal teammates slept, Broncos quarterback Russell Wilson did high knees in aisle on flight to London LONDON — Like a bonnie NFL prince, Russell Wilson walked regally in the footsteps of Winston Churchill and James Blunt, as a golden sun in the jealous October sky bathed the manicured grounds of an exclusive British boarding school where famous statesmen and fabulous singers alike have learned how to…