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Burnham's ex-adviser says PM risks Truss-style crisis if public spending is not slashed - and calls Budget plans for a £2bn tax raid on banks 'delusional'
Andy Haldane cautioned the PM his Government risked delivering a 'manana' Autumn Budget which does not 'speak to the urgency of now' and delays decisions on public spending.
Helen Haines' condition improves following alleged attack, but remains serious
The independent MP remains hospitalised in Melbourne following the amputation of both legs.
‘There’s a calling for it’: Tuqiri backs Nawaqanitawase, says Wallabies wasting Lomax
Lote Tuqiri believes rugby officials missed a trick by leaving Zac Lomax out of Australia A’s team. The former dual international also said Mark Nawaqanitawase has shown “balls” by considering his Wallabies future.
Mother who attacked Democrat gubernatorial hopeful daughter in vicious GOP campaign ad once allegedly killed kittens in sweltering car
The estranged mother of Ohio gubernatorial candidate Amy Acton who starred in an ad slamming her daughter as a liar has a criminal record that includes having killed newborn kittens.
Wet and stormy weekend ahead for many Australians
Rain and thunderstorms are forecast across multiple states in the coming days.
Beverly Hills is rocked by bitter school board fight as posh parents trade barbs in America's most famous zip code
The school board election has largely stayed out of national headlines, but it may be one of the most interesting races this year.
I've visited 25,000 pubs... and sunk 60,000 pints. From a grand Victorian library to a ramshackle cider farm, these are the top 50 you simply must visit - and I bet you haven't heard of most of them
I've spent the last 42 years visiting pubs. Not just the odd one or two, either. I've just clocked up my 25,000th, which I reckon makes me something of an expert on the great British boozer.
ANDREW NEIL: Britain's lack of resilience to threats makes us the laughing stock of Europe. We shall all pay dearly for Labour's failures
Labour has a cheek urging people to become more resilient in the face of growing threats which could disrupt food and energy supplies when it's done next to nothing to improve resilience.
BORIS JOHNSON: The wonders of ChatGPT saved me from a domestic mutiny over our broken boiler. Now the Tories need to harness it to slash the crazy cost of the State
This is the moment for the next Tory government to set out a plan to harness AI as a tool to cut all the wasteful and unnecessary costs of running our country.
Chris Pratt: 'I'll always be a man of faith'
Chris Pratt is dad to 14-year-old son Jack with ex-wife Anna Faris, and Lyla, six, Eloise, four, and 23-month-old Ford with wife Katherine Schwarzenegger.
