Summary: Crown Prince Mohammed bin Salman , accused of ordering journalist Jamal Khashoggi 's murder, plans to visit the UK after five years. Western intelligence agencies attribute personal approval of Khashoggi's operation to the Crown Prince . The UK values diplomatic and economic ties with Saudi Arabia, overlooking human rights concerns. International leaders are willing to engage with Mohammed bin Salman , indicating a shift in attitudes. The visit sparks debates about the trade-off between diplomatic interests and ethical considerations. ...

Summary: Last year's record-breaking UK heatwave could become the average by 2060, and by 2100, it may be cooler than an average year, according to the Met Office 's report. The warmest year on record in the UK was 2022, with temperatures reaching 40 degrees centigrade for the first time in history. Human-induced climate change is considered a significant factor behind the extreme heatwave and warming trends. Addressing climate change promptly is crucial, as delaying action will only lead to greater challenges in the future. 2022 also experienced contrasting weather patterns, with periods of drought, followed by some of the...

Eurovision 2023: Decision to ban Volodymyr Zelenskyy from making address 'disappointing' So, very good morning to you, and I do want to talk about Eurovision in just a moment. But before we get on to that, a couple of stories around today that I want to ask you about. Firstly, comments by the former Conservative Home Secretary, Preeti Patel today, saying that Rishi Sunak needs to offer more hope and optimism for conservatism, or she says he risks presiding over a managed decline of the party and defeat of the next election. Is she right? So, you know, I have a marginal seat. I am reliant on the grassroots of the party to help me. They are determined, as I am, and I think most people within the party, to support the Prime Minister in the endeavours that he has to try and grow the economy and tackle the issues that are the people's priorities. So, I think what they want us t...

Roald Dahl would be 'APPALLED' at his books being rewritten | Jeffrey Archer Good luck to the Queen I say. I think it was no more than common sense was it? I had the privilege of knowing Roald Dahl. Indeed, three of my short stories were on his tales of the unexpected. So I worked with him as well and he would be appalled. He'd be absolutely shocked. He'd say, I can see here him saying go to hell. You published my books or you can not publish them. You can see from that picture. He was a comudingly old thing and not easy to deal with. Geoffrey, on what basis can a publishing house change a book that's been in circulation? I think I checked. This book was written Charlie and the Chocolate Factory, writing 1964. Can they, well, how are they allowed to change the words that he used? I presume they approached the family in my own case. My publishers approached me som...