Owners of Blackie Boy pub in Newcastle will change its name over fears it could cause offence despite being named after blacksmiths that used to work on site Blackie Boy in Newcastle was named after blacksmiths that used to work on site But owners want to change it over fears it could cause offence if … Read more
Man United’s Brandon Williams is fined £1,000 for ignoring police letters after his DAD was caught speeding in the £40,000 Mercedes he’d bought him…and even celebrity lawyer dubbed ‘Mr Loophole’ can’t help the ‘naive’ defender Brandon Williams has been fined £1,000 for failing to report a speeding offence The Manchester United defender appeared in court … Read more
The Duchess of Sussex has made a formal complaint to Ofcom about Piers Morgan after he dismissed her account of suffering suicidal thoughts and experiencing racism at the hands of the royal family. Meghan complained to ITV bosses about the former co-host of Good Morning Britain after he said on-air that he ‘didn’t believe a … Read more
‘Being offensive is an OFFENCE’: Woke police force apologises over ‘utterly chilling North Korean’ style attack on free speech in support of the LGBT community Merseyside Police were heavily criticised on social media after using the slogan The force tweeted images of their new slogan board alongside the Rainbow Flag But apologised after officers were … Read more
Today I have a painful civic duty to perform. Mindful of my obligation to snitch on friends, family and neighbours who break the law — a duty impressed upon the country by no less a personage than the Health Secretary, Matt ‘Captain Mainwaring’ Hancock — I feel I have no choice but to declare a … Read more
Apparently, it was this year’s Commonwealth Day service at Westminster Abbey that was the final straw for the Duke and Duchess of Sussex. According to the authors of Finding Freedom: ‘After the service, Meghan flew back to Canada to return to Archie. ‘Meg just wanted to get home,’ said a friend, noting that the Duchess … Read more
Britain First leader Paul Golding has been found guilty of an offence under the Terrorism Act after refusing to give police access to his mobile phone on his return from a political trip to Russia. The 38-year-old from Stockport was stopped at Heathrow Airport on October 23 on his way back from Moscow by officers … Read more