Summary: Prince Andrew seeks to regain taxpayer-funded security after losing it due to his civil sex assault case brought by Virginia Giuffre . Former Home Secretary Priti Patel 's suggestion of a security review for Prince Andrew sparks debate. Duncan Larkham argues for reinstating security due to Andrew's royal status and potential security risks . Ava Santina questions the appropriateness of taxpayers bearing the cost and compares Andrew's situation to that of other public figures. The discussion delves into the royal family's m...

Summary: Recent poll shows 52% of Brits support removing Prince Harry from the order of succession . Insights into disagreements between Harry and Meghan over children's upbringing. Expert opinions differ on the state of the royal marriage and its future. Speculations arise about Meghan 's financial strategies , including a potential blog relaunch and gadget endorsement. ...

Summary: Westminster Council unveils the proposed plans for the long-awaited revamp of Oxford Street, London's famous shopping district. The plans include introducing 12 pedestrian crossings, widening pavements, planting trees, and improving lighting. The project aims to reduce traffic congestion, create more space for shoppers, and enhance the overall shopping experience. Consultation for the proposed changes will be open until August 31st, allowing the public to provide feedback on the plans. If approved and completed as scheduled, the transformation of Oxford Street could be realized by 2026. ...

The British public have ‘changed their minds’ on migration since Brexit I'm saying Brexit and the 2019 elections were predicated on people's views on migration generally, but particularly legal migration. But we have actually got data that says that, you know, attitudes are changing significantly. Let's take the Ruranda aspect of this, for example, mentioned in your thoughts on that as a policy, because it seems to have two question marks one is practicality is ever actually going to move many people to Rwanda? And secondly, is it going to be palatable to law if we remain in the European Convention on Human Rights? Both of those two questions, I think will come up in the House of Lords. Are they right to push back on Rwanda, do you think? Well, I think it's right for them to challenge the concepts behind the bill, whether they are right to actually challenge the policy...

Farage vs NatWest: 'Banks don't have the right to judge customers' opinions!' argues David Mellor Summary: Former cabinet minister David Mellor criticizes NatWest's actions and emphasizes banks' role in providing financial services, not judging customers' opinions. The controversy escalated when NatWest allegedly lied about the reasons for closing Nigel Farage's account, igniting public demands for accountability. Calls for Dame Alison Rose's questioning by MPs gain momentum as the public seeks transparency and consequences for the bank's actions. The scandal highlights the broader issue of banks' involv...

Summary: Luis Rubiales , head of Spain 's football federation , faces criticism for kiss ing a player from the women's national football team after their World Cup victory. Rubiales refuses to resign and questions the necessity of stepping down over the incident. Pressure mounts as politicians and the public call for Rubiales' resignation . The incident occurs amid Spain 's intense discussions on gender equality and sexual consent . Rubiales' defense of the kiss as consensual adds to the ongoing debate. Support for Rubiales' co...

Georgian government drops 'Russian law' after days of protests In many ways they're seen as just kind of looking at how to look after themselves to maintain their grip on power And these kinds of tools they're borrowing from the Kremlin playbook because it's effective at quelling dissent So they're you could argue that they're they're not exactly pro-russian They're just behaving in a way that will in an authoritarian way that will enable them to hold Sure. Well last night was actually the second night of Mastery protests that we've been seeing here in Tbilisi And before that even people were coming out in crowds to protest against this legislation That the government's been trying to push through and again last night we had police in riot gear using water cannon and tear gas and pepper spray to Dispel to get rid of the protesters who were o...

Summary: The Prime Minister is reviewing the necessity of low traffic neighbourhoods in response to public concerns about green policies . Oxford 's experience with LTNs has resulted in mixed reactions, with some residents expressing frustration and businesses facing challenges. The debate over LTNs is not limited to Oxford , as London is also expanding its ultra-low emission zone , garnering both support and opposition from different political parties. While some residents praise low traffic neighbourhoods for creating safer and cleaner living spaces, others argue that the schemes merely displace traffic and pollution . ...

Summary: Coup supporters in Niger have shifted from anti-French sentiment to pro- Russia messaging, reflecting a desire for enhanced counterterrorism efforts. Symbolic gestures, including targeting the French embassy and displaying Russia n flags, highlight growing public preference for Russia n influence. Niger's security concerns , arising from the presence of multiple terrorist groups, contribute to the appeal of foreign assistance, including Russia n involvement. Historical resentment towards French colonialism and perceived economic disparities fuel anti-French sentiment in Niger. Support for the junta is divided betwe...

Patrick Christys Slams Harry and Meghan for 'Arrogance' Over Air Travel Summary: Radio host Patrick Christys criticizes Harry and Meghan for their alleged attempts to use the Queen's funeral as a way to fly back on Air Force One with President Joe Biden. He questions the couple's sincerity as environmental advocates considering the use of a long-haul flight on a private jet. Harry's book reportedly faces disinterest, with copies being discarded at resorts, leaving some perplexed at its lack of popularity. ...

President John F. Kennedy’s Grandson Blasts Robert F. Kennedy Jr. and Endorses Joe Biden Summary: Jack Schlossberg, President John F. Kennedy’s grandson, endorses Joe Biden for president, citing shared values of public service and courage. Schlossberg praises Biden's achievements, including job creation, infrastructure and green energy investments, and ending the country's longest war and the COVID pandemic. He criticizes his cousin, Robert F. Kennedy Jr., for exploiting the Kennedy legacy and urges support for Biden in the elections. ...

Piers Morgan: 'I've never hacked a phone, I've never told anyone to hack a phone' - BBC News Good to see you. How are you? Very good. Better known now for being a judge on talent shows or walking off set on breakfast TV, Piers Morgan was for many years a campaigning and influential tabloid newspaper editor. Those years are back in the spotlight this week as Prince Harry and other claimants bring allegations of phone hacking to the High Court. Have you ever hacked a phone? No. Did phone hacking ever take place during your edit ship of the mirror? Not that I'm aware of. Because what you're not saying there is there is no phone hacking at the mirror? Well, I want to be clear. Originally I said I've never hacked a phone, I've never told anyone to hack a phone and no story's ever been published in the mirror in my time from hacking the phone. And then ...