Graeme Culliford

LABOUR could be set for a major U-turn on minimum wage hikes after Skills Minister Jacqui Smith admitted that finding an apprenticeship can be tougher than “getting into Oxford or Cambridge”. Compa…

FRESH from the pub and dressed in Union Jack T-shirts, a dozen Restore Britain supporters amble between houses, calling on people to vote. As they knocked on doors and put leaflets into…

FORMER oil rig worker Gary Hunter has one word to describe eco- fanatic Ed Miliband’s rush to Net Zero – “madness”. Since Labour came to power in 2024, the windfall tax imposed on oil and gas compa…

MOVE over Sir Paul ­McCartney, there’s a new Penny Lane in town – and some might say this one is even more fab. The Cheshire-born model, 31, who shares her name with the famous Beatles’ track, has …

SCHOOL caretaker David Morrow grimaces as he recalls summers of old, blighted by violence during the Troubles. Murders were more common than sunny days and army tanks outnumbered ice-cream vans. No…

PETER ANDRE has paid a Father’s Day tribute to daughter Princess as she builds a business empire that spans her own TV show, brand deals and a new make-up collection. The teenager hopes to become a…

A PROLIFIC shoplifter who made £140 a day stealing from stores – whilst claiming thousands of pounds in disability benefits – has told how she became a one woman crime wave in her local…

SHE faced relentless abuse from fans of Harry Styles when they were dating because she was ten years older than the singer. But now actress Olivia Wilde says the world has moved on and it’s time fo…

In recent months residents in this affluent corner of south-west London have found themselves locked in a battle over a three-bedroom property on the street that was converted into six separate bedsits.

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