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New York City Mayor Eric Adams has been hit with five federal charges — including wire fraud, bribery and solicitation of a contribution by a foreign national — according to a sprawling 57-page federal indictment unsealed Thursday. Prosecutors from the Southern District of New York accuse Adams of seeking and accepting luxury international travel from a wealthy … Read more

From dream home to a pile of ashes Todd and Rabecca Talbot are featured in Todd Talbot Builds: The Passive House Project. The eight-part series follows the Talbots’ mission to turn a Okanagan Lake property into a summer dream home – and the disaster that ultimately ended it.Photo by Courtesy of Cottage Life Reviews and … Read more

Tragic – Shawn Seesaha (Image: West Midlands Police) THE heartbroken family of a teenager murdered by Britain’s youngest ever knife killers have told how they are haunted by the terror he must have felt as he was chased to his death. Shawn Seesahai, 19, was attacked for “no reason at all” by a pair of … Read more

Would you work for Harry and Meghan? (Image: GETTY) Former staff for the and have revealed what it is really like to work for the royal couple. Since stepping down as senior working royals and moving to America in 2020, the couple have faced criticism for a rather rapid staff turnover at their Archewell organisation. … Read more

Professor Whitty told the Inquiry it was hard to strike a balance during the pandemic (Image: PA ) Professor Sir Chris Whitty has admitted during the dark days of the pandemic gripping the nation the Government may have potentially “overdid it” when it came to the danger the disease posed. The Chief Medical Officer, who … Read more

Discontent is said to be brewing among Labour backbenchers. (Image: Getty) faces a growing rebellion among Labour backbenchers over his government’s raid and refusal – thus far – to scrap the Two Child Benefit Cap. journalist Suzanne Moore, who attended the party conference in Liverpool this week, said the “draconian discipline” Sir Keir has enforced … Read more

Firth of Clyde (Image: Getty) The UK Infrastructure Bank (UKIB) has earmarked a hefty £87m for the development of a new subsea cable factory in the Scottish town of Hunterston. The funding is set to be granted to XLCC, an Essex-based cable manufacturer. The state-owned development bank, UKIB, has committed to an initial investment of … Read more

Britain’s pubs have hit out after suggestions the Chancellor plans to hike the duty on beer in her October Budget. The British Beer & Pub Association (BBPA) says an increase in duty is “the last thing” the industry needs at a time when many community establishments are struggling for survival. The organisation warned that a … Read more