Martin Roberts, star of “Homes Under the Hammer,” recounted a surprising experience of encountering a supposed ghost during filming, prompting him to urge the crew to leave the location swiftly.
Questions have been raised about the depth of influence exerted by an alleged Chinese intelligence operative, who reportedly met with former British prime ministers, sparking concerns over potential security breaches at high levels of government.
Boris Johnson has expressed concerns over Keir Starmer’s potential influence on Brexit policies, emphasising that re-aligning with Brussels could undermine Britain’s new economic opportunities within the £12 trillion CPTPP trade bloc.
The PM is facing criticism for allowing developers to convert office spaces into residential areas without planning permission, sparking concerns about the creation of substandard housing in England.
Chancellor Rachel Reeves’ efforts to boost the British economy face significant challenges as the economy shrinks for the second consecutive quarter, casting doubts on Labour’s economic strategy and leading to scrutiny from the Conservatives.
Prince Andrew reportedly maintained a relationship with an individual alleged to have been a Chinese spy for a decade, since meeting him in 2012, and severed ties only after the person’s activities were uncovered by security services.
A former political figure, whose career was affected by a challenging incident involving a sandwich, has encouraged a critic to reconsider their stance on bread-based snacks.
A recent warning has been issued in the UK regarding smart kitchen gadgets, such as air fryers, which are increasingly collecting personal information, including recording conversations, with concerns about user privacy due to insufficient regulations on data sharing.
King Charles has been briefed by MI5 regarding Prince Andrew’s connections to an individual suspected of being a Chinese spy, leaving the king reportedly frustrated by his brother’s involvement in the situation.
Kemi Badenoch has criticised Labour for their handling of the economy after Britain was placed on recession watch, with GDP falling by 0.1% in October for the second consecutive month.