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Sacred coronation oil will be animal-cruelty free BBC News Friday 3rd March 2023 The sacred oil was consecrated in Jerusalem By Sean Coughlan Royal correspondent The oil used to anoint the King in the coronation is one of the most sacred and mysterious parts of the ceremony - and a new...

Nigel Farage on GB News: The King has removed Harry from his final remaining royal role and has potentially exiled Harry & Meghan from returning to Britain. Historian & Royal Broadcaster Rafe Heydel-Mankoo explains the significance of the King's decision to evict Prince Harry & Meghan from...

Well I voted accordingly in 2016 to stop my country kneeling and sucking... and I won.

The Rasmus - "Still Standing" (2003)

I vaguely remember aged seven in December 1988 or January 1989 travelling with my family in the car and seeing debris in a field at the side of the motorway. It was the remains of Pan Am 103 at Lockerbie.

I've not seen them yet. I live in Greater Manchester with 3 million other people but in a semi-rural "village" with less light pollution and the stars are spectacular in my (three) gardens on cloudless nights but I still haven't seen the Northern Lights. Maybe I'm just not looking up at the...

Yep. The laughing emoji of somebody who knows they've just been owned.

There's nothing more gutless than wanting your country run by unelected anti-democratic foreigners in Brussels (and Strasbourg at certain times of the year for no other reason other than to appease the French). It's Remainerism which is gutless. But please do keep embarrassing yourself as you...

They stayed in a mansion owned by a Russian billionaire with ties to laws that make Canada a target for money laundering.

I feel for Harry, though. Just think about it. He spent his childhood with his mother, father and brother living in the horrific surroundings of Kensington Palace in London... to now living here in Montecito, California... He's obviously had a tough upbringing and we should show him pity.

Not whilst his missus is still wearing the trousers over in Montecito.

Didn't he and his missus resign from the Royal Family? So maybe I'm wrong to still call Harry a prince. So on the one hand they aren't in the Royal Family because of that but on the other hand they're still in the Royal Family because, no matter what, Harry's father is the King and his brother...

George Galloway, Brexiteer and leader of the Workers Party of Britain during his recent Oxford Union speech On 9th February 1933, Oxford Union members voted 275 to 153 in favour of the motion 'This House will under no circumstances fight for its King and Country', a result met with outrage from...

He should apologise on behalf of himself and Princess Diana for conceiving Prince Harry.

GB News: Prince Harry has demanded an apology from his father King Charles III before he commits to the 6th May Coronation. If anything, after calling his family racist the King should be demanding an apology from Prince Harry and Meghan.

The UK's first ever female Speaker of the House of Commons, Baroness Betty Boothroyd, has died at the age of 93. Parliamentarians, past and present - including current Commons Speaker Sir Lindsay Hoyle - have been sharing their memories of the sharp-witted Yorkshirewoman and former Tiller Girl...

In a rare event, the Aurora Borealis has been viewed over the entirety of Britain over the last two days. A passenger plane travelling from Iceland to Manchester made a detour off the Faroe Islands to allow its passengers to view the Northern Lights.

Liz Truss, the shortest-serving British PM in history (6th September 2022 - 25th October 2022), has sent out a warning to current Prime Minister Rishi Sunak over China. Truss is spot on again. Shame she was undemocratically ousted by Sunak and his WEF mob...

The 2020s are great, aren't they? Well, maybe not. But at least we've not quite yet reached the lowest point in human history. By the way, are the Chinese responsible for the recent viral outbreak or is it the Americans? Look on the bright side, though: it's Pancake Tuesday tomorrow...

British children's author and WWII RAF veteran Roald Dahl (1916-1990), famous for many great childhood memories such as "The Twits", "Charlie and the Chocolate Factory", "James and the Giant Peach", "Matilda" and "The BFG", probably the world's greatest ever children's writer, is yet another of...