In a broadcast of her BBC Radio 2 show, Zoe Ball asked Jamie Oliver how his new hobby was going, prompting him to dub it "extraordinary" and also the "most challenging thing" he had ever done
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The death toll following flooding and landslides in Indonesia and Thailand has risen to more than 600 - with nearby Sri Lanka also reporting more than 200 deaths after a cyclone.
The park is named after former Israeli president Chaim Herzog, who was was born in Belfast and raised in Dublin.
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Some Remainers argue rejoining the EU customs union would boost the economy and deliver the growth that the Labour government is promising.
BBC Radio 2 star Rylan Clark has shared an insight into his personal life as he opened up about a recent purchase, while declaring another household item his 'love'
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Charles Benson-Clark admitted four counts of engaging in sexual activity with a child
You have to get up pretty early in the morning to get anything past children’s author and all-round legend Michael Rosen – just ask Kirstie Allsopp. You can now add former Tory MP and minister, Michael Gove, to the Rosen roasted. Here’s what happened. It started a few days ago, when Gove took issue with […] The post Michael Gove tried to be clever correcting someone’s spelling – then Michael Rosen came for Gove’s grammar and it was just poetry appeared first on The Poke .
Police were called shortly after 3.20 am on Sunday morning.
Wales were put to the sword in the most brutal fashion by the world champions on Saturday
Emergency services were called to Little Bay Beach at Arakoon, in the South West Rocks area about 4.20pm Sunday.
Rachel Reeves awkwardly watches her interview from a year ago. Rachel Reeves was left squirming on Sky News as she was reminded of what she said last year about not having to put up taxes again. The chancellor had to awkwardly watch a re-run of comments she made during an interview with Trevor Phillips in the wake of her first Budget last October. She told him then that she had “wiped the slate clean” by putting up taxes by £40 billion to fill a £22 billion black hole left by the Tories. But in last week’s Budget, she hiked taxes once again by a total of £26 billion. Phillips told her: “Chancellor can we start where we left off last year. Let’s remind ourselves what you said to me 12 months ago.” Reeves was forced to look on as she was shown telling him: “We’ve now wiped the slate clean under the chaos and mismanagement of the previous government. It’s now on us.” She added: “We don’t need to come back for more. We’ve done that now. We’ve wiped the slate clean. “I’m not going to be able to write five years worth of Budgets on this show today, but ... there’s no need to come back with another Budget like this, we’ll never need to do that again. “We’ve now set the spending envelope for the remainder of this parliament, we don’t need to increase taxes further.” Returning to the studio, Phillips told the chancellor: “That wasn’t true, was it.” Phillips asked her. But Reeves said the Office for Budget Responsibility (OBR) financial watchdog had changed its forecasts this year, meaning the government will receive £16 billion less in tax than previously thought. She said: “The Budget this year was not on the scale of the one last year, but the context for this Budget did change and I did have to ask people to contribute more.” Related... Rachel Reeves Accused Of Misleading Voters Over State Of UK Economy Ahead Of Budget 'Why Won't You Apologise?': Nick Robinson Clashes With Rachel Reeves Over Tax Rises On Working People BBC Question Time Audience Deliver Damning Verdict On Rachel Reeves's Budget
An 18-year-old man was arrested at the scene following a crash in Derbyshire which left two women dead and a nine-year-old boy with serious injuries
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