Dr George Gross, visiting research fellow in theology at King’s College London and a co-founder of the British Coronations Project with Dr David J Crankshaw, said: “Just because a role was filled at a previous coronation does not mean that it will automatically continue . If a family line has died out altogether, the role … Read more
A Christian woman who claims her son was forced to join in his school’s LGBT+ Pride parade alleged that staff “lectured” her about Stonewall when she complained. Izzy Montague, 38, is taking Heavers Farm Primary School to court after claiming she was told by the school’s headteacher that her four-year-old son could not opt out … Read more
Ms Sturgeon’s refusal to answer the key question about Bryson’s gender came despite her telling a TV interviewer earlier this week that “trans women are women” when pressed on the same issue. Keith Brown, her Justice Secretary, was also asked if Bryson and Tiffany Scott were women. Scott who, when known as Andrew Burns, stalked … Read more
Her intervention came ahead of a vote by MSPs on whether Mr Swinney’s Budget for the coming financial year should clear its first parliamentary hurdle. The SNP and Greens, the two coalition parties in Ms Sturgeon’s government, together enjoy a majority at Holyrood that should ensure its passage. The National Care Service would transfer responsibility … Read more
On Wednesday, Ms Bulley’s parents said they had asked the police whether their daughter could have been taken. Her father Ernest, 73, told The Mirror: “There was no sign of a slip or falling in, so our thought was ‘has somebody got her?’ I asked the sergeant from Fleetwood a few days ago ‘is there … Read more
However, his decision to pull out of the race at the last minute cleared the path for the former chancellor to seize the keys to No 10. Even as his chancellor, Mr Sunak did not always see eye-to-eye with Mr Johnson. He was often seen in the Cabinet as fiscally conservative and a restraining influence … Read more
Tate Modern may be forced to close off part of a controversial £260 million viewing platform after losing a legal battle over privacy with neighbors in nearby luxury flats. Residents of four flats in the Neo Bankside development, which boast walls almost entirely made of glass, complained that the panoramic Blavatnik viewing platform – opened … Read more
Thousands gather for main Up Helly Aa fire festival in Shetland with women taking part in squads for the first time All photographs by Murdo MacLeod for The Guardian Main image: Shetland’s Up Helly Aa Viking festival Tue 31 Jan 2023 18.23 GMT Last modified on Tue 31 Jan 2023 22:55 GMT
Superintendent Sally Riley said: “We remain extremely concerned for Nicola and we continue to do everything we can to try and find her and to provide some answers for her family, who are obviously beside themselves with worry. “I must stress at this time that this remains a missing person inquiry and at this time … Read more
No10: Mass strike action tomorrow will be ‘very difficult’ – live updatesThe Telegraph Trade Unions to rally against UK Government, teachers, drivers to join the strike | Latest News |WION Mass strike action on 1 February will disrupt daily life – No 10BBC Factbox: Britain on strike: Which workers are walking out on Feb. 1 … Read more