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Tate Gallery may have to give up one of its paintings produced by English artist Henry Gibbs over fears it was looted from its original Jewish owner by the Nazis

The government’s Spoliation Advisory Panel has received a claim for a painting called Aeneas and his Family Fleeing Burning Troy by the English painter Henry…

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Sir Elton John is the UK’s most generous celebrity ahead of JK Rowling and Lord Sugar – donating more than £3,000 to charities every hour, study reveals

Sir Elton John is the UK’s most generous celebrity – donating more than £3,000 to charities every hour, while JK Rowling donates £3,060-per-hour and Lewis…

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Common Sense And Memes Are Viruses To The New World Order

Common Sense And Memes Are Viruses To The New World Order Authored by Doug “Uncola” Lynn via TheBurningPlatform.com, The welfare of humanity is always the alibi of tyrants….

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British Army chiefs planning biggest mass mobilisation exercise of reservists in 20 years

‌The move comes as the head of the British Army General Sir Patrick Sanders says the UK should take steps to place society on a…

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My baby’s tumour was so big doctors advised ending my pregnancy – but look at her four years later

Baby Amelia Kan had not even been born when doctors spotted she had a tumour that would grow to the size of a lemon –…

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Labour Party accused of ‘making excuses for BBC bias’ after senior party figures call for an end to ‘wittering on’ about the Corporation’s impartiality

Sir Chris Bryant, tipped by some to be culture secretary in a Labour government, made the remark at a ‘Creative Industries’ hustings last week. https://www.dailymail.co.uk/news/article-13558905/Labour-Party-BBC-bias-wittering-impartiality.html?ns_mchannel=rss&ns_campaign=1490&ito=1490

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Female stars urge BBC to cut ‘I want to be raped’ scene in re-runs of sitcom Butterflies

In classic 1970s sitcom Butterflies, Wendy Craig’s character Ria yearns for more excitement in her life, but veteran BBC presenter Joan Bakewell has led the…

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King Charles set to drop Fiji leg of autumn tour to Oceania as medical team order him to pace himself as he continues his cancer recovery

Prior to his cancer diagnosis, King Charles had been expected to visit Australia, New Zealand and Fiji, alongside the Commonwealth Heads of Government Meeting in…

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‘Britain hasn’t got new talent’, says Simon Cowell – as he bids to find next big band

Simon Cowell fears the UK is not finding enough breakthrough talent, saying record labels are not signing enough new stars, who face too much competition…

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Nigel Farage says a Labour Party in government led by Sir Keir Starmer ‘will be the most incompetent we’ve ever seen’ – as Reform UK leader pledges to build a ‘mass movement’ after general election

Nigel Farage feels no guilt for what is likely to be coming down the track, saying: ‘I’m absolutely convinced the Labour Party in government will…

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