Angela Lloyd

Crude Cuts? Not On My Watch

Andy Burnham rules out “crude cuts” to benefits in any attempts to improve welfare. Burnham told LBC: “I’m not going to go with the crude cuts to benefit levels that just put people who are struggling in even worse poverty, and that often creates the backlash, and understandably so. “There’s a different approach, which isContinue reading “Crude Cuts? Not On My Watch”

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Iceland Foods — Home Of Frozen Meals And, apparently, Frozen Morals

Disabled mum Danielle Riley lost her entire £220 Iceland order because a delivery driver allegedly refused to bring her shopping to her flat and just drove away with it. The 44-year-old from Tuebrook was left in tears and feeling “sick” after the incident, which she claims unfolded after an Iceland home delivery arrived at herContinue reading “Iceland Foods — Home Of Frozen Meals And, apparently, Frozen Morals”

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Sheerness Care Home Available For Rent

Rent is being offered for rooms at a previous care facility that abruptly closed, forcing all of its patients to leave. Blackburn Lodge, which was owned and run by Kent County Council, closed in 2023, and more than a dozen elderly people had to be found new homes elsewhere in the county. Some residents’ relativesContinue reading “Sheerness Care Home Available For Rent”

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A Toddler Is Found Alive In A Hospital Morgue

An Arizona toddler was discovered alive inside a hospital morgue almost five hours after a doctor mistakenly declared him dead, a bombshell report has claimed. The 18-month-old boy, who has not been identified, was found inside a family’s pool in Gilbert around 5.30 pm on February 8 and rushed to Mercy Gilbert Medical Centre. Shortly after arriving at theContinue reading “A Toddler Is Found Alive In A Hospital Morgue”

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Feline Blue

Attending a party without being invited, much less revealing one’s gender, might be seen as a faux pas, but one cat paid the ultimate price after returning home coloured in blue, having gatecrashed a neighbour’s baby bash. When Wilbur, Sophie Jenkin’s two-year-old tabby cat, showed up earlier this week in a beautiful shade of cyan,Continue reading “Feline Blue”

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Priority Seats

When a fellow rider stepped up to give a pregnant woman a seat on the Tube, another passenger forcibly stole it, leaving the lady absolutely stunned. The event happened on a Jubilee Line train travelling from Stanmore into London during morning rush hour. An eight-month-pregnant woman who had just boarded the carriage was being entirelyContinue reading “Priority Seats”

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Undercover Underground

Mimi Yates tested the safety of women by going incognito on the Tube. Men followed her, groped her, and disregarded her cries to stop within hours. It was bone-chilling, according to her. At around 2 am on the Piccadilly Line, the tube carriage was empty, apart from her and a man twice her age. SheContinue reading “Undercover Underground”

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Helping Hands

It was all hands on deck for Prince William as he helped to furnish the last of 32 homes in Aberdeen as part of his flagship homeless initiative. The heir to the throne was in the Granite City to mark three years of his Homewards campaign, which is working to end homelessness in the UK. And William, known asContinue reading “Helping Hands”

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Taxpayer Money Bought Burnham’s London Flat

According to reports, Andy Burnham is so devoted to the north that he will stay there even once he is appointed prime minister, declining the Downing Street grace-and-favour apartment that comes with the position. However, he has not always been so opposed to making his home in the capital at the public’s expense. In hisContinue reading “Taxpayer Money Bought Burnham’s London Flat”

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Ebola Patient In Scottish Hospital Tests Negative

A suspected Ebola patient who put a hospital in Scotland under lockdown has tested negative for the deadly illness. Part of the Queen Elizabeth University Hospital in Glasgow was closed off after the person presented at the Acute Receiving Unit at about 6 am on Tuesday. After returning to the city from a country ravaged byContinue reading “Ebola Patient In Scottish Hospital Tests Negative”