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Andy Burnham has called on Sir Keir Starmer to review the controversial two-child benefit cap if Labour wins the next General Election. Sir Keir has faced fierce criticism from within his own party after saying he wouldn't scrap the controversial policy.

Piers Morgan has said that the anonymous BBC presenter should 'come forward' if he has 'nothing to hide'.

A senior Cabinet minister has cautioned MPs against revealing the identity of the BBC presenter accused of paying a teenager for explicit images.

Rodriguez died on Monday (July 3) in New York at the age of 19. De Niro said that he is “deeply distressed” about losing his grandson.Drena De Niro, De Niro’s adopted daughter, claimed on Instagram yesterday (July 5) that fentanyl-laced pills caused her son’s death.Responding to a question about how Rodriguez had died, the 51-year-old said: “Someone sold him fentanyl laced pills that they knew were laced yet still sold them to him.“So for all these people still fucking around selling and buying this shit, my son is gone for ever.”A post shared by Drena (@drenadeniro)As LBC notes, the toxicology test results have not been released so the cause of Rodriguez’s death is not official.New York police are investigating the death as a possible overdose, according to local media, and several US outlets have reported that the young actor was found with white powder and drug paraphernalia nearby.Speaking out following his grandson’s death, De Niro said that he was “deeply distressed” and family members are “greatly appreciative of the condolences” but asked “that we please be given privacy to grieve our loss of Leo”.Drena wrote in tribute to her son yesterday: “My beautiful sweet angel.

Good Morning Britain regular Iain Dale was rushed to hospital after tripping at the top of an escalator at the London Underground.The 60 year old LBC panelist posted a snap to Instagram as he lay in a hospital bed as he revealed that he had broken his hip during the accident, and praised the healthcare he had received. In his post, Iain wrote: "Some news.This afternoon I tripped at the top of an escalator at Charing Cross Underground. "I was taken by Ambulance to St Thomas’ hospital.

The SNP has slammed Labour after a senior MP said that they would not repeal Tory anti-protest laws. Shadow foreign secretary David Lammy said a Labour government won't be "picking through all the Conservative legislation and repealing it" when asked about the anti-protest laws during his LBC radio show.

Prince Harry has "resentment" towards his "calculated" brother Prince William who he believes "made him the spare", according to a royal expert.

Greater Manchester's police chief has revealed the force is actively pursuing child sexual exploitation suspects currently in Pakistan to face possible criminal charges here. Chief Constable Stephen Watson confirmed GMP was 'seeking to bring suspects in from Pakistan' but refused to elaborate further due to what he called 'judicial processes'.

Craig Doyle declared 'cheerio' as she jokingly 'walked off' of This Morning while live. The presenter was back at the helm of the ITV daytime show on Thursday (April 13) alongside Josie Gibson as the pair near the end of their week-long stint fronting the popular programme.

Carol Vorderman left This Morning viewers distracted as she appeared on the show. The former Countdown star was back on the ITV daytime programme on Friday (March 10) as she joined Alison Hammond and Dermot O'Leary live in the studio.

Holly Willoughby laughed as she told This Morning viewers that her self-esteem is pretty 'low' at the moment as she faces a bit of a battle at home. The presenter was back at the helm of the ITV daytime programme on Tuesday (March 7) alongside Phillip Schofield.

Matt Hancock resigned from his ministerial role for breaking social distancing guidelines, to put it tactfully. The politician resigned after footage of him kissing his aide Gina Colangelo in his office while coronavirus was at large was released by the press, and anyone with a shred of empathy will agree it is one of the more embarrassing ways to be forced out of office. Sign up to our new free Indy100 weekly newsletterBut what happened next did not betray the signs of a man humbled.

Police has been accused of “victim blaming” after releasing details of missing mum Nicola Bulley's issues with alcohol and menopause.Nicola, 45, was walking her dog when she went missing on Friday, January 27, near the River Wyre in Lancashire.She had dropped her children off at school that morning before taking the family pup, Willow, on a walk.READ MORE: Nicola Bulley's councillors received 'offensive mystery calls' about her disappearanceThe mum, whose phone was found at the scene of her disappearance and logged into a work conference on Teams, is believed to have approached the river – the search has now stretched to as far as Morecambe and Fleetwood areas.But in a bizarre press conference yesterday (February 15) – which featured Lancashire Police telling everyone to “stop speculating” while hitting out at the media – Superintendent Rebecca Smith divulged another piece of information previously kept hidden from the public.She said that the search for Nicola was made a priority because she was classed as “high risk”.However, when pressed by a myriad of journalists as to what that means, she refused to go into detail.Yet, just a few hours later it was made public that she had been dealing with alcohol issues, as well as going through menopause.The decision to release this information to the public after more than 20 days of searching has been slammed by many, including Conservative MP Alicia Kearns.She said: “I am deeply uncomfortable with the police releasing Nicola Bulley's so-called 'vulnerabilities' on menopause and alcohol.“I struggle to ascertain how this will assist Police in their search and investigations.“I do see how it would assist those wishing to victim-blame or diminish.”And LBC host Nick Ferrari said

UFOs until they know where they have come from, one of Britain’s top ex air chiefs has said.Air Chief Marshal Sir Michael Graydon suggested blasting suspicious craft to smithereens with fighter jets was not the best way to determine their origin.He spoke out after the US Government was accused of a "cover-up" following the shooting down of three UFOs in three days over the US. READ MORE: Nicola Bulley police search caravan site close to bench where phone was found Asked if the craft could be linked to extraterrestrials US Air Force General Glen VanHerck said he had not "ruled out anything".White House press secretary Karine Jean-Pierre then tried to reassure the "American people" by saying there was "no indication" of "aliens or extraterrestrial activity with these recent takedowns".But US defence chiefs have claimed they still had not recovered the wreckage and had no idea what the UFOs were.Sir Michael, 84, a former Chief of the Air Staff who was commander in chief of RAF Strike Command during the 1990 Gulf War, suggested restraint should more craft be spotted.“Until we know what’s actually in them they’re an irritation, certainly, and it’s highly likely it’s got some spy equipment on it,’’ he told LBC Radio.“But it would be very useful, wouldn’t it, to find out what’s in it before we get our knickers to much in the twist on that?’’Asked if similar vessels should be taken out if they entered UK airspace he replied: “Probably the most likely is let it drift out towards sea and then shoot it down there.“But I go back to what I said to start with - it would be very useful to find out what’s actually in them before we get too excited.’’The triple take-downs came after US pilots downed a Chinese spy balloon flying at

tattoos with pretty much every inch of his skin inked.He's also had his fair share of body modifications as he's split his tongue in half and removed his nipples. READ MORE: 'Britain's most tattooed woman' dubbed 'unreal' as she flaunts ink in chain lingerie It's believed he's splurged around £25,000 on his ink obsession which covers roughly 90% of his body. Now the Birmingham man is flogging his used underwear, but promised he's not on the verge of making an OnlyFans.

Nicola Bulley's partner has visited the river she could have fell in, alongside an expert who fears missing mother was abducted. Paul Ansell has been pictured at the search scene of his missing girlfriend as the investigation reaches its 13th day.

A leading SNP MP has dodged questions on whether trans people convicted of sex crimes should be allowed in female jails.

Jeremy Clarkson's body confident advocate daughter Emily has slammed Therese Coffey's fat-shaming trolls after the MP was announced as the new health minister.Following Liz Truss becoming the third ever female Prime Minister and forming a government with a reshuffled cabinet, Therese was appointed as the new health secretary.Since her appointment, a photograph emerged online of Therese enjoying a night out with a cigar and glass of champagne - which has led to questions being asked as to whether she is fit to take on her new role.READ NEXT: Jeremy Clarkson daughter's life - lingerie snaps, hunky fiancé and harrowing 'stalking'As well as this, she has also been shamed for being overweight - but Jeremy's daughter Emily, 28, thinks that people shouldn't be bringing her health up.Taking to Instagram to share a video, Emily spoke about Therese's new appointment."One of the first things she did was go on LBC Radio where it was instantly insinuated that maybe she should look to lose a few pounds, given that maybe her lifestyle made her ill-equipped to be health minister," she explained.Emily went on that the insinuation that she should lose weight came from a viral photograph of Therese where she can be seen smoking a cigar and drinking champagne.

Therese Coffey MP, the new Health Secretary and Deputy PM, was interrupted during an interview by her alarm. The Dr Dre tune rang out as she hurriedly reached for her phone during the LBC radio appearance.

Dr. Dre alarm after it went off during an interview with LBC this morning (September 7).Coffey was appointed to the cabinet last night (September 6) by the new UK Prime Minister Liz Truss, who took office yesterday following the departure of Boris Johnson.During an interview with LBC’s Nick Ferrari this morning, Coffey started reaching for her bag as Ferrari started to ask her a question about her residences.“Are you alright over there? Have you got a phone ringing?” the host enquired, to which Coffey replied: “I’ve just realised that my alarm is going off on my phone, I do apologise.”Asked by Ferrari what the alarm sound was, Coffey said that the listeners were “getting a bit of Dr.

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