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Justin Welby, the Archbishop of Canterbury, said he "consistently put the interests of others ahead of his own and, in so doing, provided an outstanding example of Christian service". The palace added: "The Royal Family join with people around the world in mourning his loss." The flag at...

I was thinking the same.

Wow. Can't believe it. Just found out now.

Why you are feeling pressured into having the vaccine The Behavioural Change Unit *************** You couldn't bloody make it up if you tried ************* Day of Reflection? Here's my sodding reflections for you

Why can’t we let the vaccines win? The life-saving jabs have become a pretext for yet more restrictions. FRASER MYERS ASSISTANT EDITOR 8th April 2021 Spiked The vaccines were supposed to liberate us from lockdown. They have done no such thing. They are effective against the virus, of course...

Incredible Seaman North Sea Rescue

Are they going to ban contraceptive pills and surgery, too? Because you are far more likely to get blood clots from those. If not, why not?

WE CAN’T TAKE ANY MORE BORIS 🤬 NOTHING MAKES SENSE!!!! 😡

As we get further through this pandemic it becomes clear that the western world is self-aborting. That is because a woke, liberal, leftwing elite is hell bent on running down our nations and capitulating to communist China. Taiwan has had the greatest incursion ever from China in the last few...

Meghan Wants 50 British Police To Guard Her American Mansion

Hancock Proves He Is Following The Science That Best Suits Him During LBC Interview

Can you post a photo of Jupiter's rocky surface?

He wasn't even Scottish. His father was English and his mother was Polish, the granddaughter of the Polish king John III Sobieski, and he was born in Rome.

Neanderthals lived in Europe, the Middle East and western Asia. The last known place they lived is Gibraltar. Europeans have about 2% Neanderthal DNA in us.

So you're not a taxpayer then. Stop sponging.

Coronavirus: AstraZeneca jab “as risky as taking a long-haul flight” says Matt Hancock | 5 News

'Exciting' Stone Age discoveries in the Cairngorms BBC News Wednesday 7th April 2021 University of Aberdeen students at work to unearth the traces of the stone age inhabitants of the Cairngorms New research has uncovered rare evidence of people living in Scotland's mountains after the end of...

Battle of Culloden's 275th anniversary to be marked online BBC News Wednesday 7th April 2021 The battle is usually commemorated by a service at the site The 275th anniversary of Culloden is to be marked in a series of online events The battle on 16 April 1746 saw forces loyal to Bonnie Prince...