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A Tory councillor sparked outrage when he posted online and said an alleged rape victim was 'likely' working as a prostitute.

Rishi Sunak has warned MPs they will have to justify their expenses to voters after they were told for the first time they could charge taxpayers for Christmas parties.

Pointless creator Richard Osman, 51, took to Twitter today to blast internet trolls over negative comments aimed at some of the contestants who have appeared on the BBC’s Only Connect. His comments came after the quiz show’s host, Victoria Coren Mitchell, 50, also hit back at the online trolls.Victoria tweeted in view of her 672,900 followers: “Sometimes, a handful of unhappy people decide to attack our quiz contestants for being unconventional.

Prime Minister Boris Johnson is to set out his vision for lower-paid workers to be able to use housing benefits to buy their homes - and an extension of the right to buy for housing association tenants - in a speech in Lancashire today. The Prime Minister is seeking to repair his fortunes after a bruising Tory revolt against his leadership.

Glastonbury has confirmed the 2022 line-up for The Park. View the full list of artists below.The Worthy Farm festival, which this year will be held from June 22-26, has confirmed a host of on-site line-ups recently, including the bills for Croissant Neuf, the Acoustic Stage, the Glade, Common, Left Field and Shangri-La areas.Courtney Barnett, Jessie Ware, Four Tet, JARV IS, Mitski and more will perform at the “wonderland of genre-defying, synapse-sparking dionysian pleasurement” according to today’s (May 19) festival announcement.Wet Leg, Big Thief, The Avalanches, Arlo Parks, and Sampa The Great also feature on the stacked line-up.We're excited to announce The Park's spectacular line-up for this year’s Festival! pic.twitter.com/jszDlN08sF— Glastonbury Festival (@glastonbury) May 19, 2022“Perched high above the site, above Arcadia’s fiercesom, fire-breathing spider and looking out towards the Tor, The Park is a kaleidoscopic wonderland of genre-defying, synapse-sparking dionysian pleasurement,” a statement on Glastonbury’s site read.The statement continued: “Sparkling at its centre, is the The Park Stage: a vibrant home of eclectic fabulousness.

why she took back cheating husband Wayne. The wife of the Manchester United, Everton and England legend spoke out over his "unacceptable" affairs. Coleen said she has forgiven Wayne for his scandals behind her back.

BBC series Have I Got News For You! returned tonight as the panellists reviewed the biggest stories of the week.

Facebook, Instagram and WhatsApp outage sent us hurtling back to the dark ages of sending text messages and horrifyingly, being forced to talk to people in real life. When it comes to surviving during such hostile times, the first name that springs to mind is celebrity adventurer Bear Grylls.

Kilmarnock mother and daughter were among 118 women's names recited in the House of Commons earlier this week.Emma Robertson Coupland and Nicole Anderson were included in a devastating list of women who have been killed by men in the past year.MP Jess Phillips spent more than four minutes reading aloud the names of women who were victims of domestic violence or attacks in the past 12 months.MPs listened in stunned silence as the Labour shadow minister for domestic violence recited the list, as she has has done each year in the parliament’s International Women’s Day debate.Emma, 39, and Nicole 24 were murdered in the town on February 4 just minutes apart by Emma's estranged ex partner Steven Robertson.Robertson, 40, was later found dead