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Multiple Women Accuse David Walliams Of Sexual Misconduct And Grooming

Multiple women accuse David Walliams of sexual misconduct and grooming Multiple women have accused author and TV star David Walliams of sexual misconduct, including when they were teenagers. The television personality was named as part of an investigation by the Guardian and ITV News on Tuesday, after he tried to get an injunction to prevent

Famous Man In Failed Injunction Bid Named As David Walliams

Famous man in failed injunction bid named as David Walliams The famous man who tried to get an injunction to prevent the reporting of allegations against him can now be named as David Walliams. Walliams, 55, brought legal action against Independent Television News (ITN) and Guardian News and Media (GNM), publisher of The Guardian, ahead

Celebrity Traitors And Amandaland Among UK Shows Nominated For Rose DOr Awards

Celebrity Traitors and Amandaland among UK shows nominated for Rose d’Or awards The Celebrity Traitors and Amandaland are some of the UK shows that have been nominated for Rose d’Or awards. Now in its 65th annual edition, the Rose d’Or honours excellence and innovation across global television and entertainment. UK shows have 33 nominations across

Billionaire Sir Paul McCartney Becomes The Worlds Third Richest Musician

Billionaire Sir Paul McCartney becomes the world’s third-richest musician Sir Paul McCartney has become a billionaire and is now the world’s third-richest musician. Rising to fame with the Beatles, Sir Paul went on to forge a hugely successful solo career after they disbanded in 1970. The 84-year-old is now one of the best-selling music artists

Grocery Inflation Edges Up As Sales Of Essentials Jump For Be Ready Campaign

Grocery inflation edges up as sales of essentials jump for ‘Be Ready’ campaign Grocery price inflation edged up again in October as sales of essentials jumped following the launch of the Government’s Be Ready campaign, figures show. Supermarket prices are now 2.6% higher than a year ago, up from 2.5% last month, data from Worldpanel

US Aircraft Withdrawn From RAF Mildenhall In Wake Of Iran Threat Report

US aircraft withdrawn from RAF Mildenhall in wake of Iran threat – report US aircraft were evacuated from an airbase in Britain on Monday following a threat from Iran, it has been reported. US aircraft were evacuated from an airbase in Britain on Monday following a threat from Iran, it has been reported. The Wall

Amazon Takes Major Step Towards UK Expansion Of Drone Delivery Service

Amazon takes major step towards UK expansion of drone delivery service Amazon has taken a major step towards introducing its drone delivery service across the UK after securing the “world’s first” safety authorisation. From Tuesday, around 8,000 households in the Darlington area will be able to receive Prime Air deliveries in under an hour. It

Meghan Joins Harry In Brussels As Duke Says Children Must Always Feel Safe

Meghan joins Harry in Brussels as duke says children must always ‘feel safe’ The Duke of Sussex has said children “deserve to feel safe wherever they are” as the Duchess of Sussex made her first public appearance since her father’s arrest for possession of child abuse images. Harry took to the podium at the European

Hundreds More To Walk Free In Latest Phase Of Prison Early Release Scheme

Hundreds more to walk free in latest phase of prison early release scheme Hundreds more prisoners will be released from jail in the latest phase of the Government’s controversial expanded early release scheme. The third wave, made up of about 650 prisoners – who are serving sentences of more than 882 days (about two years

Schools Should Go Beyond Not Seen Not Heard Phone Policies Government

Schools should go beyond ‘not seen, not heard’ phone policies – Government Schools in England should go beyond “not seen, not heard” phone policies, where devices stay in pupils’ bags during the day, to ensure children can learn away from distractions, the Government has said.   The Department for Education (DfE) will issue strengthened guidance