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An elderly woman tragically died after being unable to use her personal alarm due to a broken telegraph pole, her neighbours have claimed. Locals in Maerdy, South Wales, say the pole was damaged after a car ploughed into it on December 1.

Immigration minister Robert Jenrick has tonight (Wednesday) resigned after a row over sending immigrants to Rwanda. The Home Secretary James Cleverly confirmed to the House of Commons this evening that Mr Jenrick has left the Government.

in reference to allegations that Cameron once put his penis in a dead pig.Dub Pistols reacted angrily to the appointment. “One of the most vile women in politics finally sacked and then they bring back David Cameron, The Conservatives have clearly run out of ideas,” they wrote.It's not the first time he's had a pig job, er, BIG jobhttps://t.co/XfclBWsuMY— Cassetteboy (@Cassetteboy) November 13, 2023One of the most vile women in politics finally sacked and then they bring back David Cameron, The Conservatives have clearly run out of ideas pic.twitter.com/Mg0Nppt0F4— Dub Pistols (@dubpistols) November 13, 2023Return of Cameron is beginning of Sunak’s ‘And Brexit Was All A Dream’ Strategy.— Armando Iannucci (@Aiannucci) November 13, 2023Many politicians also reacted angrily to his appointment with Green MP Caroline Lucas writing: “Appointing reckless #Brexit referendum instigator Cameron as Foreign Sec is a democratic embarrassment.

Prime Minister Rishi Sunak faced stark calls for a general election if he failed to meet his inflation reduction target. Mr Sunak was berated in the House of Commons, with one MP dubbing him as "literally the worst person" to lead the nation through a cost-of-living crisis due to his alleged role in its creation.

Glynis Johns has been a bikini-clad pin-up, a famous character actor, an Oscar nominee, and a Bafta award winner. The British actress has appeared in countless films - being perhaps best-remembered for starring in Mary Poppins - alongside everyone from David Niven to Sandra Bullock, and later in much-loved TV shows like Batman, Scooby Doo, and Cheers. What's most remarkable is that her stage debut as a baby occurred 100 years ago this autumn - which means she is fast approaching her centenary.

the drag alter-ego Lily Savage, passed away last night (March 28). The actor, presenter and campaigner was being honoured by various politicians in today’s PMQs.

Deputy Prime Minister Dominic Raab was heard mispronouncing Paul O’Grady’s name in the House of Commons as he paid tribute to the late TV presenter who has died at the age of 67.

A Tory minister has been slammed after suggesting there could be "some little man in China" eavesdropping on his own private conversations on the phone as he fielded questions over security breaches concerning senior UK Government figures.

A veteran Tory MP has described chaotic scenes in the House of Commons tonight as 'an absolute disgrace'.

READ MORE: Will Daily Star's 60p Tesco lettuce or PM Liz Truss last longer? Watch live feed According to Labour's Chris Bryant, who admitted on Sky News that he saw Conservative MPs being forced to vote in line with the Government, said: "What I saw was bullying - I don't think any MP should be bullied."Several sources claimed that loyalist Tory MPs were seen physically manhandling co-workers to make sure they voted in line with their paymasters.And Bryant also claimed that one Conservative MP was seen crying during the chaos.Speaking exclusively to the Daily Star, Bryant's Labour colleague Rosie Duffield questioned whether or not anyone was actually in charge of the country anymore.She said: "Tonight we witnessed the failure of our democracy as it actually unravelled in front of us."The weird whipping operation over the fracking votes, in the middle of that the Home Secretary resigned and then there were scenes of threats and intimidation in the voting lobbies before the Government whips resigned."So it isn't clear who is actually in charge as we speak."Tory MP Charles Walker – one of the most senior members of the party – took to BBC News to call his party a “shambles and a disgrace” and warned that more than 200 blue MPs could lose their jobs at the next general election.And earlier in the day, Truss was forced to suspend her most senior advisor, for former Jewish Telegraph reporter Jason Stein after he allegedly brief comments relating to Sajid Javid calling him “s**t”. To get more stories from Daily Star delivered straight to your inbox sign up to one of our free newsletters here . READ MORE: Brit accidentally blasted to death 'by devastated boyfriend' on hunting trip pictured Buyer 'interested' in

No SNP MPs have been sanctioned by Vladimir Putin in a mass Russian ban on politicians in the House of Commons.

‘There is no money.’ Andrew would arrive on a skiing holiday and he’d have no stuff, and she’d have to buy it.”Andrew’s role from 2001 to 2011 as the UK’s Special Representative for international trade and investment offered him multiple opportunities for dubious personal networking to enhance his income. It allowed him to swan around the world at government expense, playing golf, brokering nefarious deals on sidebar excursions and partying with big-breasted beauty queens.

couldn’t figure out the seemingly simple phrase “renting a pedal boat.”The letters T, E and L were missing, and the first contestant asked if the answer was “renting a paddleboat.”However, that was too many letters and once the T and E were added, the puzzle on the bright green screen read, “renting a peda_ boat.”The contestants wondered if the answer was “pedam” or “pedaw.”Finally, after five guesses, the correct word was indeed “pedal.”As fans rolled their eyes behind their phone screens, they tweeted their musings as they watched last night’s game show.“Another cringe-worthy night on #WheelOfFortune!,” one viewer wrote. “Where do they find these people to play Wheel of Fortune?” Barstool Sports inquired.Another said, “What is with #WheelOfFortune lately?? Again!!” A fan added, “What is in the water(s) over at Wheel of Fortune?”Another snafu occurred on Tuesday evening’s game when contestant Chris Bryant lost the puzzle containing the song lyric to the Eurythmics song “Sweet Dreams.”“Sweet dreams are made of this” was the right answer.

McDonald's and a number of other large western firms have been slammed as they continue to operate in Russia.

Chelsea legend John Terry has paid tribute to Roman Abramovich after the Russian billionaire confirmed he has put the club up for sale. Abramovich has come under the spotlight over the past week following his country’s invasion of Ukraine.

Chelsea FC owner Roman Abramovich has been under scrutiny for weeks over his alleged deep ties with Russian president Vladimir Putin, which the billionaire has denied. Putin, who invaded Ukraine last week causing the deaths of hundreds of Ukrainian soldiers and civilians as well as reportedly thousands of Russian troops, is alleged to have enjoyed a "father and son" relationship with the Russian billionaire.Abramovich, who grew up orphaned from the age of three, has always been careful to distance himself from alleged links with the Russian president and last week gave stewardship over the running of his football club over to Chelsea's charity.His supposed connections to Vladimir Putin were recently raised by Labour MP Chris Bryant, who told the House of Commons he had a copy of a leaked Home Office report that alleged Abramovich having links to the Russian state as well as to "corrupt activity and practices".

BBC Breakfast’s Rachel Burden has addressed claims that BBC Radio 5 Live’s lawyers were “cracking down on free speech.” It happened this morning as Labour MP Chris Bryant took to Twitter to hit out at the broadcaster for cancelling his interview.According to the MP, lawyers at the broadcaster “couldn’t vet” what he was going to say ahead of the interview.He tweeted: “Interesting @bbc5live just cancelled an interview with me at 7.30 because their lawyers couldn’t vet what I was going to say beforehand.“I guess some oligarchs’ lawyers are cracking down on free speech.“Sad that broadcasters are playing their game.”BBC Radio 5 Live promptly replied to the tweet, explaining that it was “standard procedure” to conduct a briefing with guests before going live.The official account wrote: “It is standard procedure to ask a guest for a briefing before an interview.“We had not been able to arrange this and so had not been able to check any legal considerations.“We'd love to have you on another time.”Rachel backed up her employer in view of her 89,000 followers as she quote-retweeted the response.She penned: “We talk to all our guests before we put them on the radio.“We tried to organise a briefing chat but didn’t hear back.“Hopefully @RhonddaBryant will accept our invitation - meantime we’ll keep bringing you stories of extraordinary human bravery and resilience from #Ukraine.”Rachel’s post sparked backlash among other Twitter users, with some taking similar stances to Chris Bryant’s.Mr_keyboard said: “Come on Rachel, the BBC is better than this.“This just looks like shabby treatment of a sitting MP and chair of the commons finance committee.”Charliewhelan added: “Sorry Rachel but that’s a very limp excuse.“He is an MP for goodness

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Ukraine.There is no suggestion Abramovich is in any way involved, but this week Labour MP Chris Bryant had called for him to be banned from owning the club.Despite the gravity of the statement, huge questions remain over how exactly Chelsea will be run moving forward.It is not known if the move will be permanent or temporary, nor is it clear if he will consider selling his stake in the club.Blues boss Thomas Tuchel had earlier addressed the situation.The German said: "We should not pretend that this is not an issue and I agree."The situation for me and for everybody here, for the players, is horrible. Nobody expected this.

Russia’s invasion of Ukraine, the UK has promised harsh financial sanctions aimed at crippling the Russian economy. One of the ways this will be done will be to hurt the wallets of uber-wealthy Russians, many of which own some of the most desirable property in the UK.Perhaps the most famous of these oligarchs is Abramovich, who is now the target of Labour MP Chris Bryant’s demands to seize his assets.Mr Bryant used parliamentary privilege to say he had leaked documents from the Home Office that suggested Abramovich shouldn’t be allowed to run operations out of the UK.But just how rich is Roman? The oligarch’s net worth is truly eye-watering, reported by Forbes to be £10.7 billion - according to the publication, that makes him the 142nd richest person on the planet.

Naga Munchetty came under fire when viewers accused her of 'trying to defend MPs' when she interviewed Labour MP Chris Bryant, while another viewer said that the segment didn't make her 'look her best'.Hosting the popular BBC Breakfast show with regular Charlie Stayt on Saturday, December 18, the pair spoke to the Labour MP and asked his thoughts about the investigations into the alleged lockdown rule-breaking Downing Street Christmas parties from 2020.The MP was adamant that the police should be investigating the alleged parties, but Naga probed Chris, asking: “What would you expect the police to do? Are you in favour of retrospective punishment?“What sort of punishments would you expect to be applied?” She questioned.The politician