In this issue

July 28, 2022

Households face £3,850 energy bill by Christmas

British households face being told shortly before Christmas to brace for annual energy bills of £3,850, three times what they were paying at the start of 2022, after Russia further squeezed Europe’s gas supplies.

3 mins

Unions issue general strike threat as rail crisis grows

Labour sacks shadow minister for conducting interviews on picket line

4 mins

Writer says he has fi le of over 800 child abuse allegations at schools

The presenter of a Radio 4 series giving a platform to people who suffered abuse in British independent schools has revealed he has a database of more than 800 criminal allegations from former schoolchildren who have contacted him with their own stories.

3 mins

Fans dare to dream: pride of Lionesses could bring a long legacy

Chelsea’s Sam Kerr called it “lit” . The Conservative MP Tracey Crouch called it “pure filth” (in a good way).

3 mins

James Lovelock Creator of Gaia theory dies aged 103

James Lovelock, the creator of the Gaia hypothesis , has died on his 103rd birthday.

3 mins

The case of the missing detectives: shortfall solved by call to retirees

One of Britain’s biggest police forces has a detective shortage and is pulling investigators out of retirement to help solve crimes.

3 mins

Birmingham aims for Games opening ceremony to rival London Olympics

The opening ceremony for the Commonwealth Games in Birmingham “has a broadcast ambition that has never been conceived before” and will be comparable with the London 2012 Olympics ceremony, according to the show’s artistic director.

3 mins

MP Bryant to make court apology over fi nancier claims

The Labour MP Chris Bryant is to make a formal court apology to a billionaire financier he accused in parliament of money laundering, after being sued for repeating the claims in a tweeted letter.

2 mins

US gunmakers ‘profiting off the blood of innocent Americans’

US gun manufacturers have made more than $1bn from sales of AR15-style guns over the past decade, as hundreds of Americans perished in numerous mass shootings, according to a congressional committee.

2 mins

Brilliant Baaeed confirms his class to bring home the Sussex Stakes

William Haggas’s horse sees off Modern Games to maintain unbeaten record

2 mins

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