A former Suits co-star of the Duchess of Sussex has led the reaction to Piers Morgan’s departure from Good Morning Britain. Patrick J Adams used Twitter to hit back at Morgan’s criticism of Meghan, saying there were “plenty of bridges for him to find work under”. Image: Patrick J Adams did not hold back on
Month: March 2021
President Biden is peppering his administration with some of the most lauded critics of Big Tech, with a British-born legal scholar now tipped for a role at the Federal Trade Commission. Lina Khan was applauded in 2017 for a 24,000-word paper titled Amazon‘s Antitrust Paradox, which addressed the shortcomings of modern American competition law. While
The mysterious zodiacal light – a faint and diffused glow visible in the night sky in the direction of the Sun, also known as the false dawn – has fascinated humans for centuries. Now NASA thinks it has solved the mystery of where it comes from. The light was investigated by the astronomer Giovanni Cassini
Mumford & Sons’ banjo player has announced he is “taking time away from the band to examine my blindspots” after facing a backlash online for praising a conservative writer. Winston Marshall tweeted support for US journalist Andy Ngo over the weekend, but later deleted the post after criticism which saw the chart-topping band trending on
Piers Morgan has said he still doesn’t believe the Duchess of Sussex after he left Good Morning Britain following controversial comments he made after her interview with Oprah Winfrey. The presenter tweeted: “On Monday, I said I didn’t believe Meghan Markle in her Oprah interview. I’ve had time to reflect on this opinion, and I
Britons hoping to go on holiday after lockdown eases can think about booking a getaway to Greece for mid-May. Greece is planning on welcoming foreign tourists from 14 May depending on the status of the COVID-19 pandemic. People living in England could be allowed to go on foreign holidays from 17 May under Boris Johnson’s
The boss of Test and Trace has defended the £37bn pound service, dismissing a critical report by MPs as “old news”. In a rare interview, Dido Harding said England’s Test and Trace service was an “an essential component in the fight against COVID” and promised it would be carrying on for some time to come.
A serving Metropolitan Police officer has been arrested in connection with the disappearance of Sarah Everard. In a statement the Metropolitan Police said the man was arrested at an address in Kent and is being held at a London police station. A woman was arrested at the same address on suspicion of assisting an offender
Radical plans to speed up travel around the UK – including a rail tunnel between Scotland and Northern Ireland – are being unveiled by Boris Johnson. They include a controversial proposal to slash domestic air fares – by cutting air passenger duty on internal UK flights – and plans to improve rail, road, sea and
Piers Morgan has decided to leave his presenting role on ITV’s Good Morning Britain following controversial comments he made about the Duke and Duchess of Sussex. In the couple’s explosive interview with Oprah Winfrey, Meghan said she felt like she “didn’t want to be alive anymore”. But on Monday’s Good Morning Britain, Morgan said he
There’s a reason that civil rights activist and Black Panther deputy chairman Fred Hampton’s story is little known, according to filmmaker Shaka King – because it “would contradict everything America represents”. Judas And The Black Messiah – the director’s first studio feature – is already very much part of the awards conversation, with a Golden
Ministers have been urged to take an “active role” in protecting thousands of jobs at Britain’s third largest steel firm after the collapse of a major finance provider. Unions issued the plea after a meeting with Liberty Steel boss Sanjeev Gupta. Mr Gupta’s GFG Alliance, which owns Liberty, admitted that the collapse of Greensill Capital
Facebook is launching a media literacy campaign to tackle the spread of false information about the coronavirus vaccine. It follows vaccine minister Nadhim Zahawi last month telling Sky News the government was battling a “tsunami of disinformation” around the jabs as well as the coronavirus pandemic itself. Facebook previously announced that it would be banning
Scientists are carrying out research to try to predict who might become seriously ill from coronavirus by analysing the immune response of patients. Evidence suggests some patients become severely ill from COVID-19 after having a massive inflammatory response from their immune system, part of which is often known as a “cytokine storm”, which can lead
This was a double act in caution. While we, the public, celebrate the start of a return to a more normal life, it’s clear that the government’s two top advisers on the pandemic are losing sleep over what could go wrong. Professor Chris Whitty, the chief medical officer, told a parliamentary inquiry that there were
Health service staff were expecting a bigger pay rise than the 1% offered by the government, the head of NHS England has said. Sir Simon Stevens told MPs that previous plans had budgeted for a 2.1% salary increase this year. Live COVID updates from the UK and around the world Please use Chrome browser for
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