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BBC’s Andrew Neil jabs Gina Miller
The BBC host launched an attack on Gina Miller accusing her of trying to do whatever it takes to stop Brexit having won the Supreme Court case that decided that the Prime Minister Theresa May cannot trigger Article 50 without Parliament’s consent. Mrs Miller have not hidden her pro EU disposition, since the Referendum she has done everything in her power to halt the proces
She appeared on the BBC’s This Week having announced she will be crowdfunding her latest anti-Brexit project – having raised more than £180,000 in two days.
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Gun man kills police officer in Paris
A police officer has been killed and two others are seriously injured after a gunman who travelled from Belgium into France on train opened fire on a parked police van.
The police men were taken unaware as the gun man immediately started shooting
He then tried to run along the pavement, aiming at other officers and hitting two “very seriously”, a French interior ministry spokesman said.
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Former Chancellor George Osborne is quitting as MP
The Tory MP has announced today that he is quitting as a Member of a Parliament.
The 45-year-old former Chancellor has recently been backlashed for taking other highly paid jobs including the editorship of a news publication while still being an MP. Speaking after announcing his intention to quit, he gave the reasons for his decision in a letter to Conservatives in his Tatton constituency.
“At the age of 45, I don’t want to spend the rest of my life just being an ex-Chancellor. I want new challenges,” He went on further to say, “I will go on fighting for that Britain I love from the editor’s chair of a great newspaper. It’s still too early to be writing my memoirs.”
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Who’s the most impressive: The Queen (Adele) or The First Lady (Beyoncé)
The queen and first lady of pop will go head-to-head for the top gong at the Billboard Music Awards in Las Vegas next month.
The Londoner stole the show at the Grammys, winning five awards to Beyonce’s two , but admitted on stage that she thought her American counterpart was more deserving of the best album gong for her critically-lauded visual record Lemonade.
US website Billboard have pitched the two against each other once again in the categories of top artist and best female artist.
Here’s what the shortlist for top artist looks like:
Adele
Beyonce
Justin Bieber
The Chainsmokers
Drake
Ariana Grande
Shawn Mendes
Rihanna
Twenty One Pilots
Culled from bbc.co.uk
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Theresa May’s election fever
The UK Prime Minister has made a sharp U-turn from not wanting an election until 2020 to now wanting it to hold as soon as June 8. The PM announced rather unexpectedly his morning that the snap election is imperative for certainty, stability and strong leadership as the UK begins Brexit talks with the EU?
Giving her reasons for the change of mind, Mrs May said: “The country is coming together but Westminster is not.”
Meanwhile opposition parties are delighted with the announcement as it offers them a great chance to dethrone Mrs May early rather than wait till 2020. Jeremy Cobyn has welcomed the idea even though the polls puts his party chances at 25% as against the Conservative party which stands at 45%.
A vote is expected in the House of Commons on Wednesday, all indications shows that the House will back the snap election, although the House of Commons have been divided before now, it appears like all parties will vote in favour of the election giving Mrs May the two thirds majority she needs to have the authority to hold the election?
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Janet Jackson shares picture of baby son on twitter
The pop singer recently gave birth to her son at the age of 50, miracle eh?! Sadly not long after she split from the father, her Qatari husband Wissam Al Mana.
US magazine People alleged the couple had parted ways just three months after their son’s birth, but there has been no confirmation of this.
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Dangerous driver spared jail sentence
A Glasgow court has ruled that a woman whose dangerous driving took the life of a 73 year old pensioner and seriously injured three others would be spared prison time because spending tim in jail will cause her family hardship. Anna-Marie Strachan veered on to the wrong side of the A90 between Fraserburgh and Peterhead in Aberdeenshire on July 31, 2014.
Pensioner Mr Thomson, who was behind the wheel of the Passat, suffered serious injuries in the crash but died the following day. Mr Thomson’s wife Frances and two young children were also seriously hurt. On Wednesday at the High Court in Glasgow, judge Lady Stacey said she had thought “long and hard” about the case.
She noted Strachan was the mother of two young children and their main carer and a jail sentence could mean her husband losing his job and the family home. The judge said these factors were behind her decision not to hand Strachan a custodial sentence. Strachan was instead sentenced to 300 hours’ unpaid community work and banned from driving for eight years.
Original article by Stv
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Sexual assault on Aberdeen to Inverurie train
A woman was sexually assaulted by a man who was said to be in his early sixties, the man touched the woman inappropriately after he stuck his leg out as she walked through the aisle causing her to fall on him, the police are asking for information from anyone who may have witnessed the incident. Please get in touch with the police to get the bad egg off the street.
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Read how Prince Harry managed mental health after death of his mother, Diana, Princess of Wales
The Prince told The Telegraph in an interview that he “shut down all his emotions” for almost two decades after losing his mother, Diana, Princess of Wales, despite his brother, Prince William, trying to talk him into seeking help.
Prince Harry with his late mother here, The princess of Wales
Describing the “quite serious effect” that losing his mother had on his personal and professional life, he tells how living in the public eye left him feeling he could be “very close to a complete breakdown on numerous occasions”.
The Prince, now 32, turned to counsellors and even took up boxing. He says he is now in “a good place”.
Prince Harry has decided to give an unprecedented insight into his past in the hope it will encourage people to break the stigma surrounding mental health issues.
He has spoken to Bryony Gordon for the first episode of her podcast, Mad World, in which she will interview high-profile guests about their mental health experiences.
The 30-minute conversation is one of the most candid insights into the innermost thoughts of a modern young member of the Royal family. The Prince, together with his brother and sister-in-law, the Duke and Duchess of Cambridge, have set up Heads Together, a charity which promotes good mental well-being.
Prince Harry, who was 12 when his mother died, says in the podcast that he spent his teenage years and twenties determined not to think about her.
“I can safely say that losing my mum at the age of 12, and therefore shutting down all of my emotions for the last 20 years, has had a quite serious effect on not only my personal life but my work as well,” he said.
Original Interview by The Telegraph
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