A student who was banned from Aberdeen University’s union for saying ‘Rule Britannia’ during a British army debate has now been kicked out of the politics society. Elizabeth Heverin, 19, was told she had used ‘discriminatory or racist language’ after quoting the historic anthem during an online student council meeting last month. Her comment prompted a … Read more
It’s been a tough winter for families across Britain, unable to see their loved ones apart from a walk in a local park. But there is now some light at the end of the tunnel, with the rule of six returning outdoors in parks and private gardens in England from next Monday – and people … Read more
City goes back to the office in EIGHT days: US banks in first wave of firms returning as stay at home rule dropped Several banks contacted said they were preparing to open their offices again as soon as March 29 Goldman Sachs, JP Morgan and Credit Suisse are among those paving the way for workers … Read more
Council chiefs rule that hated High Street Kensington cycle lanes will NOT be reinstalled despite Sadiq Khan-led survey claiming more than half of local residents support scheme Temporary lanes installed last year using cash awarded from transport scheme But they were removed in December after some 322 complaints were received This then sparked a huge … Read more
Student, 19, is banned from Aberdeen University’s union for two weeks after saying ‘Rule Britannia’ during a debate on the British Army Elizabeth Heverin said ‘Rule, Britannia,’ during a debate at Aberdeen University Debate was discussing presence of British Army recruiters on university campus She was banned from all student union buildings and debates for … Read more
Boris Johnson refuses to rule out following Scotland’s example and giving NHS staff a Covid bonus amid fury over a 1 per cent pay rise offer – as it is revealed three-quarters of those who would receive the real-terms pay cut are women By David Wilcock, Whitehall Correspondent For Mailonline Published: 14:33 GMT, 8 March … Read more
Boarding school pupils from overseas will not have to isolate in hotels as pressure from teachers and parents sees plan dropped Students arriving from red list countries had to isolate in hotels on arrival in UK They were asked to stay in hotel for 10 days, along with travellers from abroad Boarding Schools’ Association wrote to ministers … Read more
Police today ruled out a criminal investigation into BBC journalist Martin Bashir’s Princess Diana interview. Pressure had been mounting on the Metropolitan Police to launch its own probe into background of the bombshell 1995 Panorama chat. It is alleged Mr Bashir created a string of lies – including ordering a graphic artist to create fake bank statements … Read more
Katie Price‘s boyfriend Carl Woods launched into a furious rant on Thursday as he revealed they had been visited by police again, accused of breaking Covid rules. The car salesman, 32, took to Instagram to say how they had been reported for driving 45 minutes to collect a takeaway from Sheesh restaurant in Essex on … Read more
The Isa is a fantastic saving and investing invention. It wraps around your savings and investments, protecting them from tax on interest, profits and dividends, and is a wonderful way to build long-term wealth. To my mind, outside of the money you stash away for your pension, saving or investing into an Isa is a … Read more