‘Putin’s squad’ has plan to ‘save North America from fascism’ Vladimir Putin ordered nationwide drills on Tuesday in preparation for “armed conflicts involving nuclear powers,” but not because he is scared of a major scale attack from NATO but to villainize the West and instill “fear’ in Russians, an expert has claimed. The Russian leader ordered the wide-scale drills due to […]
Read moreA bus might not seem like a lot of space, but a family of five fits is making it work. A new video explores a converted bus that is the home to three growing kids and their parents, and it’s packed with amenities. The 2004 International school bus features a minimalistic design inside with a long couch and bar at […]
Read moreMarried couple Marty and Jess Ansen have booked 51 back-to-brack cruises – because it has been cheaper than moving into a care home. The couple say they would happily go on cruising trips for the rest of their lives if they could. Their mamoth journey begane in June last year, on board the Coral Princess cruiseliner. They spoke to A […]
Read moreUnited Airlines has bolstered its aircraft order book with the addition of 50 firm Boeing 787-9 Dreamliner orders and 60 firm orders of Airbus’ A321neo narrowbodies. “This order will allow us to continue to grow globally as we deem appropriately,” United chief commercial officer Andrew Nocella said Tuesday. The order, he said, reflects United’s growing confidence about the long-term future […]
Read moreLee Anderson rebuffs claim ‘Brexit has failed’ Lee Anderson today denied claims Brexit is failing as he mocked doom-mongers and naysayers. The Tory deputy chairman was speaking at a fringe event at the party’s conference in Manchester hosted by Conservative Home and UK In A Changing Europe. Asked why Leave voters think Brexit has failed, he said: “That’s not true, […]
Read moreSuella Braverman takes at at Labour during conference speech Suella Braverman has warned a “hurricane” of migrants could hit Britain. The Home Secretary said “unprecedented mass migration” is “one of the most powerful forces reshaping our World. She warned that demand for accommodation will “always outstrip supply” – even if “we concreted over the countryside” to build more houses, schools and […]
Read moreAverage monthly new and used car payments remained elevated last quarter. Shoppers paid $30 more a month for new cars, while used car payments dipped by $2. New car buyers spent more monthly to finance less, with the interest rate rising and the term shortening. In Q3 2023, buyers financed, on average, $40,149 for 68.4 months, paying $736 a month […]
Read moreBloodthirsty French bed bugs plaguing Paris have crossed the channel and are invading British homes. Travelling Brits were warned they could be bringing the nippy critters home from France after holiday breaks there. The French capital is currently ridden with a bed bug infestation in cinemas, hotels, trains and buses. Some people were said to be too afraid to sit […]
Read moreParis is currently in the clutches of a bedbug invasion, sending shockwaves of panic and disgust throughout the city – with one expert warning Britain could be next. The blood-sucking pests have infiltrated public spaces, from bustling metro stations to high-speed trains, cinemas, and even hospitals. With citizens living in fear, the French government has swiftly mobilised, rolling out a […]
Read moreMichael Gove has boasted that the Tories have achieved Brexit, and delivered the £350million extra a week in NHS funding promised by his and Boris’s Vote Leave battle bus. A key argument of the Brexit referendum campaign was that the UK hands £350million a week to the EU, and this should be spent on the health service instead. The claim […]
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