Drivers could be charged for using roads as Rishi Sunak looks to plug £40bn shortfall

Clayton Echard is sharing his thoughts on criticism over his season of The Bachelor.

German supermodel Anna Ewers has had an incredible ascension in the modeling world as she has gone from newcomer to a fashion favorite in a handful of years.And now the 29-year-old blonde beauty has landed on the cover of Elle's March digital issue.The 5ft9in looker was seen in this season's most beautiful resort wear - which included a lot of swimwear - while enjoying the Moroccan sun at a luxurious resort. Ready for her closeup:German supermodel Anna Ewers has had an incredible ascension in the modeling world.

Angelina Jolie noted the staggering number of Ukrainians who have been forced to flee their homes and country due to the ongoing Russian invasion on Thursday.In an Instagram post, the 46-year-old actress and activist compared the plight of Ukrainian refugees escaping to safety with the struggles of other refugee groups across the globe.She wrote to her 12.4 million followers that — regardless of their nationality or race — 'All refugees and displaced people deserve equal treatment and rights.' Equal treatment: Angelina Jolie, 46, urged her Instagram followers to treat refugees around the world with the same compassion that they have shown for Ukrainians fleeing from the Russian attacks on Thursday; seen in 2011 in LAJolie's post included striking photos of what appeared to be refugees from various countries, including a photo of a somber Ukrainian girl looking through the window of a bus.'One million refugees have now fled Ukraine,' she began her caption. 'Before a single Ukrainian refugee crossed the border, there were already more than 82 million people forced from their homes globally — the highest number on record,' she continued.'They include over 6 million Syrians — the world’s largest population of refugees — who’ve been displaced for over a decade already.

Dancing With The Stars pro Maksim Chmerkovskiy has arrived home in Los Angeles after a 'traumatic' escape from war-torn Ukraine.The 42-year-old touched down at LAX on Wednesday afternoon where he was greeted by his relieved wife Peta Murgatroyd and members of the media.The couple shared an emotional hug as Maks ended a harrowing journey that took him from Kyiv, the capital of Ukraine, to Warsaw in Poland and then on to America. Home:Dancing With The Stars pro Maksim Chmerkovskiy arrived home in Los Angeles Wednesday afternoon after a 'traumatic' escape from war-torn Ukraine Safe at last: The 42-year-old Ukrainian born star was greeted by his relieved wife Peta Murgatroyd, and the couple shared an emotional hug upon his arrival at LAXThe dancer and choreographer, who was born in Ukraine, had been in the city filming a TV show when Russia launched its invasion.He reached Warsaw, the capital of Poland,on Tuesday after he was arrested in Kyiv and then took a 'traumatizing' train ride full of women and children heading to the Polish border.He had shared via social media early Wednesday morning that he had managed to get a seat on a plane to Los Angeles.

The pandemic has been brutal for the entire world over the past two years. But haven’t you wondered what COVID has been like for the Hollywood crowd? Well, thankfully we have Judd Apatow here to give us a comedic look at the pandemic and its effect on filmmaking in the new film, “The Bubble.” READ MORE: Netflix Reportedly Will Not Premiere Films At This Year’s Cannes Film Festival As seen in the trailer for the film, “The Bubble” takes place during the height of the pandemic, in the fall of 2020, with a group of big-name actors trying to film a long-awaited sequel to the “Cliff Beasts” franchise.

WWL-TV.“Somebody floated a billion stones down the Mississippi River and assembled them outside what would later become New Orleans."Gelé has been interested in studying "remnants of major buildings" and "large pyramid" for almost 50 years. Ricky Robin, a local shrimper who has been on excursions with Gelé, told the publication that the compass of his boat spun round completely when he neared the area Gelé believed the pyramid is situated.

A mum claims she suffered a horrific allergic reaction to a pair of River Island heels that caused clusters of painful blisters breaking out on her feet and landed her in hospital.

Maksim Chmerkovskiy opens up about returning to the U.S. after being stuck amid the Russian war in Ukraine, in an emotional interview with “Good Morning America”.

Rishi Sunak been accused of "pork barrel" politics after announcing a new £4bn “levelling up fund” to pay for projects chosen by local areas around the country.

Education bosses in Bury are urging the government to back major plans for a new 600-place high school in Radcliffe.The project has been put forward by Star Academies, which oversees 28 other schools, and revealed its intentions to open a £15m new school last year.It would be the first time since 2014 that residents in the town have access to local secondary education.A bid for funding, backed by Bury Council and Star Academies, has been submitted to Whitehall, but councillors now want Chancellor Rishi Sunak to publicly support the plans.Funds for the school would come from the government's Free School project, and a site on Spring Lane, where Radcliffe Riverside School used to be based has been earmarked as a possible location.Plans stated

hereMr Sunak said: “Taken together, these minimum wage increases will likely benefit around two million people.”On departmental spending, the Chancellor said it will total £540 billion next year before noting: “Over this year and next, day-to-day departmental spending will rise, in real terms, by 3.8 per cent – the fastest growth rate in 15 years."In order to receive the National Minimum Wage, you must be of school leaving age.And in order to get the National Living Wage under current arrangements, you must be aged 25 as the minimum wage applies to those beneath this age range.However, Mr Sunak announced an extension of the NLW to those who are 23 and above.He warned the economic emergency caused by coronavirus has only just begun and there

Britain's lowest earners will receive a pay rise of just 19p an hour next year, the Chancellor has announced.

A mooted 49p minimum wage rise for 2million of Britain’s poorest workers looks set not to happen in tomorrow’s spending review.

Boris Johnson has said MPs should not take a pay rise during the pandemic - as his Chancellor reportedly preps to slash public sector wages this week.

Good Morning Britain host Piers Morgan over an eye-watering pay rise for MPs during Monday's edition of the ITV breakfast show.

millions of Brits could face a wage freeze to pay for the coronavirus pandemic. It comes as Chancellor Rishi Sunak is looking for ways to pay for the amount spent this year due to the crisis.Public sector workers will reportedly foot the bill, including soldiers, police officers, teachers and civil servants.Now Mr Sunak has hinted at hiking up taxes by spring to tackle UK's debt caused by Covid-19.

The UK should not be going for a Brexit deal “at any price”, Chancellor Rishi Sunak has said.

Chancellor Rishi Sunak has been urged to help almost three million people across the UK who have been ‘excluded’ from vital support throughout the Covid-19 pandemic.People who are newly self-employed or freelancing are currently ineligible for the bailout schemes offered by the government.Others who are affected include people on maternity or paternity leave whose earnings may have dropped since going on leave are also affected traders whose profits exceed £50,000, and company directors relying on dividends affected by the economic impact of coronavirus.The mayors of Greater Manchester, London and the Liverpool city-region - Andy Burnham, Sadiq Khan and Steve Rotheram - have called on the chancellor to help those who have 'fallen through

Chancellor Rishi Sunak today warned of cuts to come as the UK’s debt hit a new record high of more than £2trillion.

Up to five million public sector workers are reportedly facing a pay freeze as Chancellor Rishi Sunak looks for ways to pay for the pandemic.

Charging drivers to use roads would be like a “poll tax on wheels”, a leading motoring campaigner warned today.