A host of promising 2025 draft hopefuls and notable names have been named in the Victorian summer training squads.

Nigel Farage, Britain’s quintessential insider-outsider, has reshaped UK politics with bold populist appeals and sharp ...

Peter Batten has over 35 years of national and international experience in the resources industry as a geologist, mine manager and consultant. His corporate experience includes time as managing ...

Asked how long she had been thinking about defecting, she said she had “always respected” Nigel Farage and noted her work with other party members during Brexit. “We are politically aligned.

She added: “But the truth is undeniable: the ship is sinking and perhaps, sadly, beyond salvage but enough is enough. It is time to step aboard a movement with vision and purpose and the courage to ...

Smoking ban critic Nigel Farage skipped a key Commons vote so he could present his GB News show. MPs overwhelmingly backed the Tobacco and Vapes Bill by 415 to 47, majority 368, at second reading ...

Nigel has explained why he was not present in the Commons GB NEWS “I listened to speaker after speaker say they will support the legislation. You know the one, the one Rishi Sunak first talked about.

I'm A Celebrity's Nigel Farage recalls terrifying plane crash The reason I'm A Celeb's Nella Rose stopped arguing with Nigel Farage I'm A Celeb's Nigel Farage joins in camp sunbathing session ...

The event was made possible by 68 volunteers: Gareth JONES • Roy S MCLOUGHLIN • Trevor Alan ELLERY • Jonathan James NORTHCOTT • Susan MADDOCKS • Jim BENNETT • Lisa-Anne ELLIS • Kate BUDD • Elaine June ...

Only time will tell exactly how it will react, but investors need to brace for a year defined by volatility, as the markets adjust to the realities of Trump’s re-election. Nigel Green is the CEO and ...

Meanwhile, Bitcoin keeps climbing, nearing $95,000 as post-election optimism grows. Nigel Green, CEO of deVere Group, has raised his forecast, predicting Bitcoin could hit US$120,000 by March 2025.

Nigel Farage was one of several high-profile political figures who took to the streets in London dressed in Barbour jackets, flat caps and spotless wellies to protest inheritance tax rises on farms.