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Friday, February 23, 2024 |
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| Households will see their energy bills fall to their lowest level in more than two years. |
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| Ms Begum travelled to Syria in 2015 at the age of 15 before her British citizenship was revoked on national security grounds four years later. |
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| It follows the recent death of the 47-year-old political activist in a Russian prison. |
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| Around 19 people were missing and at least 13 people injured in the blaze which broke out in the city centre. |
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The House of Commons endured a day of acrimony and descended into chaos, concluding with more than an hour of claims and criticism about Speaker Sir Lindsay Hoyle's handling of the Gaza ceasefire debate. The SNP opted to use one of its allocated Opposition Day Debates to press for an immediate ceasefire in Gaza, the release of all hostages held by Hamas and "an end to the collective punishment of the Palestinian people". Read more |
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Whilst I am no great fan of Hoyle, who is IMHO nowhere near assertive enough at managing some of the dreadful behaviour that seems to have become endemic in the House, I do not think he should resign.The debacle yesterday may have been catalyzed by Hoyle's initial decision but two things were far more fundamental, one a procedural one (linked to the archaic and arcane nature of our political system) and one about MPs from all sides. |
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| - Lloyds Banking Group has revealed its yearly profit soared by more than 50% after being boosted by higher borrowing costs, but said it set aside £450 million to cover potential costs of a major review into historic car finance selling practices. Read more |
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"There are moments in Dune: Part Two that feel so audacious, they play out as if they were already etched onto the cinematic canon. " |
- Timothée Chalamet, Zendaya and a snarling Austin Butler add star power to a work of total sensory and imaginative immersion in the second part of Denis Villeneuve's epic adaptation of Frank Herbert's sci-fi classic, writes Clarisse Loughrey. Read more |
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