THE FORMER head of the British Army has accused government officials of treating Nazanin Zaghari-Ratcliffe as a political pawn. General Lord Dannatt said a debt of £400 million owed by the UK to pre-revolution Iran should have been paid off decades ago. He told GB
HRH The Duchess of Cornwall has formally opened the new £19.5 million (GDV) state-of-the-art Royal Academy of Dance (RAD) global headquarters, which is located at the £260 million (GDV) Coda development at York Place, a flagship project by investor-developer Avanton. Her Royal Highness toured of
No politician can remain a prime minister forever. There comes a time when every leader must step down, and it seems this may once again be imminent. With rumblings that Boris Johnson will soon resign, the likelihood is a new resident is about to take
On December 9 and 10, US President, Joe Biden, will convene a virtual “Summit for Democracy” to which heads of state, civil society, philanthropy, and the private sector will be invited, the White House stated. Biden’s plan is to fulfill his campaign promises, even though
Tomorrow marks the end of the consultation into mandatory vaccination and the government are set to announce that all front-line staff must be vaccinated unless exempt. The deadline is the 31st March 2022 meaning all employees must have had their first jab by the 6th
Westminster Council has released its ‘internal review’ of the £6 Million Marble Arch fiasco which saw costs escalate from £2 million to £6 million in a matter of months and forced the Council to scrap plans to charge for entry to the Mound because of
Commenting on new research from the Local Government Association warning that council house waiting lists could double by next year, London Councils has highlighted the capital’s skyrocketing homelessness rates and chronic shortage of social housing. There are currently around 250,000 Londoners on waiting lists for
The BBC News Service, known for decades of global reporting of major world events, recently came under fire for its coverage of events in China’s response during the first Covid-19 outbreak. An article, titled “Africans in China: We face coronavirus discrimination”, published by the BBC’s
UK search interest in the song Sweet Caroline spiked yesterday to even higher levels than England football anthem Three Lions as fans celebrated the team’s progression to their first ever European Championship final. The analysis of Google Trends data by CasinoGrounds reveals that searches for
The Mayor of Enfield, Sabri Ozaydin, visited local housebuilder Dandara’s New River View development in Winchmore Hill last week (Wednesday 26th May). The visit was an opportunity for the Mayor to see first-hand the progress of the site since its launch in January. During the
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