Japan's LDP studies Thatcher for economic reform inspiration
The Liberal Democratic Party of Japan studies Thatcher's transformative policies as it seeks to redefine its economic approach and break from traditional consensus politics.
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1984 Miners' Strike Artefacts Saved for the Nation
A priceless collection of artefacts from the 1984 miners' strike and UK coal mining history has been rescued from disposal, securing a permanent home at the National Coal Mining Museum in Wakefield.
Stephen King Demands Change to Boogeyman Film's Ending
Master of horror Stephen King reveals his one major regret about the cinematic adaptation of his chilling short story, 'The Boogeyman', and calls for a pivotal change to its ending.
Carol Thatcher 'Banned' from I'm A Celeb All-Stars Series
Exclusive: The daughter of former PM Margaret Thatcher faces being shut out of the ITV show's legendary line-up after her controversial royal book caused a media firestorm. Discover the inside story.
Kelly Ripa's bizarre toilet paper choice stuns fans
Talk show host Kelly Ripa leaves her social media followers baffled after revealing the unconventional way she and husband Mark Consuelos hang their toilet paper in their luxurious home.
US sinks Venezuelan 'narco-sub' in major cocaine bust
In a major counter-narcotics operation, a US Coastguard team from the USS Margaret Chase Thatcher intercepted and scuttled a semi-submersible vessel smuggling over two tonnes of cocaine from Venezuela.
Kelly Ripa and Mark Consuelos clash in awkward on-air spat
Live with Kelly and Mark turned into a marital battleground as Kelly Ripa called out husband Mark Consuelos for his 'passive-aggressive' and 'annoying' household habit, sparking a tense and hilarious on-air spat that left viewers cringing and laughing in
Thatcher's Legacy: How 1980s Policies Fuel UK's Political Chaos
A damning new analysis draws direct parallels between Margaret Thatcher's radical 1980s policies and Britain's current political fragmentation, economic instability, and constitutional crises.
Hull's 1980s Housing Co-op: A Defiant Alternative to Thatcher
An exclusive look back at Hull's Giroscope housing cooperative, a radical 1980s experiment in community-led living that offered a defiant alternative to Thatcherism and whose legacy still resonates today.
Radio host accused of twisting AFL homophobic slur scandal
Prominent Adelaide radio host Stephen Rowe faces intense backlash after controversial on-air comments attempting to portray AFL star Izak Rankine as the victim following his homophobic slur incident against opponent Brandon Zerk-Thatcher.
Kelly Ripa & Mark Consuelos' live show absence explained
Fans have been left wondering why Kelly Ripa and Mark Consuelos haven't been filming their show live for weeks. Here's the inside scoop on their unexpected break.
Thatcher's Right to Buy: Legacy of Lost Homes
Decades after its launch, Margaret Thatcher's Right to Buy policy continues to spark debate. This article examines its lasting impact on housing availability and affordability in the UK.
Tory veterans clash over party's Thatcherite legacy
Conservative heavyweights Norman Tebbit, Jeffrey Archer, and Iain Duncan Smith voice starkly differing views on the party's direction, sparking debate over its Thatcherite legacy.
UK could become 'extremist sanctuary' warns Met chief
Metropolitan Police Commissioner Sir Mark Rowley calls for urgent legal reforms to tackle extremism, warning current laws leave dangerous gaps exploited by radicals.
Mark Carney faces backlash over Gaza comments
Former Bank of England governor Mark Carney sparks controversy with his remarks on Gaza, leading to demands for his resignation from a Canadian university post.
Mark Carney endorses Palestinian statehood
Former Bank of England governor Mark Carney has publicly supported the recognition of a Palestinian state, sparking debate on international diplomacy and Middle East policy.
Jamie Lee Curtis on 'Freaky Friday 2' Delay
Hollywood star Jamie Lee Curtis opens up about the surprising reasons for the delayed sequel to the beloved 2003 comedy 'Freaky Friday'.
Meta targets superintelligent AI by 2030
Mark Zuckerberg reveals Meta's ambitious plan to develop superintelligent AI systems within the next decade, sparking debate on ethics and regulation.
Met Police warn of pro-Palestine protest risks
Metropolitan Police Commissioner Sir Mark Rowley raises concerns over escalating tensions from pro-Palestine demonstrations near sensitive locations in London, including the RAF Brize Norton and the Strand.
Clattenburg on Mikel's near-attack after Chelsea racism claims
Former Premier League referee Mark Clattenburg opens up about the controversial 2012 incident involving Chelsea's John Obi Mikel and the racial abuse allegations that shook football.
Mark Clattenburg quits over VAR controversy
Former Premier League referee Mark Clattenburg has sensationally quit his role as a consultant due to frustrations with VAR decisions. Find out the explosive details behind his departure.
BBC’s Mark Radcliffe inspires listener with heartfelt response
BBC Radio 2 presenter Mark Radcliffe moved listeners with his heartfelt response to a letter from Emma Roberts, a woman from Stockton who found inspiration in his show during tough times.
Meta launches Prometheus AI to rival OpenAI and Google
Meta announces its new AI model, Prometheus, designed to compete with OpenAI and Google. Learn how this could reshape the tech landscape.
Clattenburg on Chelsea's Mikel-Terry-Ferdinand scandal
Former Premier League referee Mark Clattenburg opens up about the controversial clash involving John Obi Mikel and John Terry, shedding new light on Anton Ferdinand's role.
The Toxic Truth About Virtue Signalling
Mark Almond exposes the toxic impact of virtue signalling on society, revealing how performative activism undermines genuine progress and fuels division.
Langer's lesson: Never shake hands early in cricket
Former England batsman Mark Ramprakash recalls Justin Langer's advice amid a heated debate over early handshakes in cricket, sparking fresh discussions on sportsmanship.
Clattenburg: FFP rules hurt Sunderland's survival bid
Former Premier League referee Mark Clattenburg reveals how Financial Fair Play regulations impacted Sunderland's top-flight survival bid after promotion.
Netflix’s 'The Union' First Look – Wahlberg & Berry Shine
Netflix unveils the first thrilling glimpse of its upcoming action-packed series 'The Union', featuring Hollywood heavyweights Mark Wahlberg and Halle Berry in a high-stakes espionage drama.
Trump’s Mystery Hand Mark Sparks Speculation
Former US President Donald Trump was seen with a mysterious mark on his hand during a public appearance, sparking widespread speculation.
Louisiana housing prices surge amid Meta land purchases
Property values in Louisiana's Richland Parish skyrocket following Meta's massive land purchases, sparking a local housing boom.
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