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Facebook groups trusted over mainstream media in asylum hotel protest towns, report shows

Join today Already a member? Log in Facebook groups became “town squares” with admins acting as “de facto local information gatekeepers” in towns hit by asylum hotel protests , a new report has found. Communities across…

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Owain Wyn Evans fights back tears as Children in Need cycling challenge raises over £1m

The Radio 2 presenter was told by colleagues Gary Davies and DJ Spoony on Wednesday (November 11) that his fundraising total had reached £1,049,660, as he continued his mammoth 400-mile journey across the UK. Reacting…

Jailed undertaker lodges bid to appeal against sentence

He pleaded guilty to 67 separate offences and was sentenced in July 2026. Humberside Police said it had been notified by the Criminal Appeal Office at the Royal Courts of Justice and added "any decision regarding the…

I put Biodance’s viral K-beauty to the test – here’s what’s worth buying this Black Friday

When you purchase through links on our site, we may earn an affiliate commission. Amazon is offering up to 40 per cent off Biodance’s bestselling products Hansveni Dave/The Standard Standard Shopping Sign up for our free…

Ex-parliamentary aide acquitted for spying tells BBC he was 'fall guy' but also 'naive'

In his first interview since his acquittal, which sparked a political row over the government's failure to designate China as a "threat", Cash admits he was "unprofessional and naive" to send "gossiping" texts to his…

Two ways the law could change after Russell Brand’s conviction

Just a day later came the long-awaited Guardian and ITV News investigations into claims David Walliams had preyed on women and girls as young as 15. The author and comedian denies the allegations and he is not facing any…

Reform boycotts Senedd after member banned for saying white people are being replaced

The party's Welsh leader, Helen Jenner, said Joe Martin's ban was because of "undue pressure" from governing party Plaid Cymru and was an "infringement on freedom of speech". Martin had been told he would not be allowed…

Prolific shoplifter stole more than £2,000-worth of drinks from same Greggs store

But she has been allowed to walk free thanks to new rules requiring short sentences to be suspended. O’Neill, 28, was caught on CCTV raiding fridges at the Greggs branch in Brixton for soft drinks including Lucozade and…

HMRC will soon be able to snoop on taxpayers’ AI chat history

Join today Already a member? Log in HMRC could snoop on taxpayers' AI chat history as the tax authority expands its power to demand digital information . Currently, HMRC can ask for computer records when they need to…