Why Britain Needs More Politicians Like Angela Rayner
As Labour's deputy leader faces renewed scrutiny, political allies and analysts argue her authentic, working-class background represents exactly what Westminster needs more of in 2025.
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TSITP: Is Conrad a Modern Mr. Darcy? Jane Austen Debate Ignites
Amazon Prime's hit series 'The Summer I Turned Pretty' has ignited a fiery literary debate among fans, drawing unexpected parallels between brooding Conrad Fisher and Jane Austen's iconic romantic hero, Mr. Darcy from 'Pride and Prejudice'.
Center Parcs: Is the Middle-Class Love Affair Over?
An in-depth investigation reveals why Britain's middle classes are questioning their loyalty to the beloved forest retreats as prices soar and value diminishes.
BBC Releases Dozen Period Dramas FREE on iPlayer
The BBC has unlocked its treasure trove of iconic period dramas, making over a dozen classic series available to stream for free on BBC iPlayer in a surprise move for viewers.
Labour's Secret 'Family Home Tax' Plot Exposed
Exclusive investigation reveals Labour's secret plans for a radical property tax overhaul that could hammer middle-class homeowners and shatter the British dream of owning a home.
Netflix's New Pride & Prejudice Casts Jack Lowden
Excitement builds as Netflix announces a lavish new adaptation of Jane Austen's 'Pride and Prejudice', with Scottish star Jack Lowden reportedly in talks for a leading role, promising a fresh take on the classic romance.
Chewy Faces £4.6m Lawsuit Over Auto-Ship Pricing
Online pet retailer Chewy is confronting a major class action lawsuit in the US, accused of luring customers with discounted auto-ship prices before allegedly raising them without warning. The suit seeks over $4.6 million in damages.
Dealer's cocaine sandwich lands him in hospital and jail
A Nottingham drug dealer's audacious attempt to swallow a cocaine-filled sandwich as police closed in ended in a medical emergency and a prison sentence. Read the full story of the bungled escape plan.
Rayner accuses Tories of 'class war' in fiery PMQs clash
Deputy Prime Minister Angela Rayner launched a blistering attack on the Conservative government, accusing them of waging a 'class war' and failing working people during a fiery PMQs clash with Business Secretary Kemi Badenoch.
Angela Rayner's 'crime'? Being working-class, says Labour
Labour's Jonathan Ashworth defends Deputy Leader Angela Rayner against Tory attacks, framing the scrutiny as a class-based assault on a working-class woman who has 'got on' in politics.
Asylum winner caught drug dealing days after court victory
A Jamaican national, freshly granted asylum in the UK, was apprehended by police in a major drug bust just days after his court victory, exposing a blatant abuse of Britain's immigration system.
Australia's £1.2bn Robodebt Payout After Illegal Scheme
The Australian government will pay over A$1.2 billion in compensation to nearly half a million citizens after its disastrous 'Robodebt' scheme was ruled unlawful, in one of the country's largest class-action settlements.
Reality Star 'Ketamine Queen' Pleads Guilty to Drug Dealing
Exclusive: Jessica Impiazzi, the so-called 'Ketamine Queen' and former reality star, faces jail after pleading guilty to running a sophisticated drug operation from her luxury apartment.
Coroner: Reclassify Ketamine After Woman's Tragic Death
A senior coroner issues a stark warning as a million-pound-a-year woman's ketamine addiction leads to tragic death, sparking calls for reclassification to a Class A drug.
Kate Gosselin's Fear: Racism Worries for Her Eight Kids
Former reality TV star Kate Gosselin gives a candid interview, revealing her deep-seated anxieties about her children potentially facing racism and prejudice as they navigate young adulthood in today's world.
Business Class For 6 Hours: An Honest First-Timer Review
A travel writer's first experience in business class on a six-hour flight reveals the shocking truths about luxury air travel, from lie-flat beds to gourmet dining and whether it's truly worth the sky-high price tag.
Your Questions for Keira Knightley: Guardian Q&A
Acclaimed British actress Keira Knightley is set to answer your questions in an exclusive Guardian Q&A. From period dramas to modern classics, find out what you can ask and how to get involved.
Starmer's Bold Education Overhaul Pledge
Labour leader Sir Keir Starmer announces a groundbreaking 'mission' to overhaul England's education system, targeting Tory failures and pledging to break down class barriers with a new government directive.
White working-class pupils 'failed' by system, says Keegan
Gillian Keegan delivers a stark warning as new data shows white working-class children have the lowest attainment rates in England, branding the situation a 'real injustice' that must be urgently addressed.
Middle-Class Town Has Britain's Worst Household Debt
An exclusive Daily Mail investigation uncovers how Gedling, a Nottinghamshire town, has become the epicentre of Britain's personal debt crisis, with middle-class families facing crippling council tax arrears and a desperate cost-of-living battle.
Target Sued Over Gruelling 24-Hour Warehouse Shifts
US retail giant Target faces a class-action lawsuit from warehouse employees who allege mandatory 'megasize' shifts of up to 24 hours violate labour laws and create dangerous working conditions.
Amazon Prime sued in UK over 'buying' vs 'renting' movies
A major class-action lawsuit alleges Amazon Prime misled millions of UK customers into believing they were purchasing digital movies permanently, when they were only renting them. The claim could cost the tech giant over £500 million in compensation.
Flight Upgrade Secrets: How I Never Pay For Business Class
A savvy traveller reveals his proven hacks for securing free flight upgrades to Business and First Class, from strategic booking to perfect passenger etiquette.
3m Australians Eligible for £600 Centrelink Payout
In a landmark ruling, the Australian government is poised to compensate nearly three million citizens after a federal court found Centrelink's automated debt calculation system was unlawful. Discover who is eligible and how to claim.
Mum's free first class ticket to stranger sparks amazing chain
A heartwarming tale of generosity unfolds as a mother's spontaneous act of giving her first-class plane ticket to a stranger leads to an astonishing series of events and unexpected rewards.
Star of the Seas: Review of the World's Biggest Cruise Ship
An in-depth review of Royal Caribbean's monumental Star of the Seas. We explore the record-breaking features, onboard thrills, and sheer scale of this floating mega-resort to see if bigger truly is better.
Poppi Faces £3.5M Lawsuit Over Gut Health Claims
Popular fizzy drink brand Poppi is embroiled in a major class action lawsuit, with a proposed $3.5 million settlement over allegations it misled consumers about its gut health benefits. Discover if you're eligible for a payout.
Hard Right Groups Weaponising English Flag, Report Reveals
An alarming new report reveals how far-right groups are systematically exploiting the English flag and national identity to spread prejudice, with social media algorithms amplifying their divisive rhetoric.
Royal Mail fails to deliver one in four first-class letters on time
Shocking new data from Ofcom exposes a severe decline in Royal Mail's performance, with nearly 25% of first-class post failing to arrive on time. The regulator issues a stern warning as service standards plummet across the UK.
Royal Mail Misses Targets as Kretinsky Takeover Nears
Royal Mail faces a delivery crisis, missing crucial performance targets for the second year. As Czech billionaire Daniel Kretinsky's EP Group finalises its acquisition, concerns mount over the future of the UK's postal service and potential regulatory act
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