Brexit Party leader accuses presenter of ‘absolutely ludicrous’ questioning and claims BBC is ‘in denial’ Via: Brexit: Nigel Farage explodes at BBC's Andrew Marr live on air, accusing him of 'most ridiculous interview ever'
A town where drinking water is so contaminated residents are left with rashes after they shower is having bottles driven eight hours from Sydney just so its people can survive. Via: Australian town where the drinking water is so unsafe residents get rashes just from showering
Ballot comes six months after closer-than-expected referendum raised questions over French control of islandsVoters in the French Pacific territory of New Caledonia cast ballots for their local Congress on Sunday, with separatists hoping to win a majority.The ballot comes six months after a closer-than-expected referendum raised questions over France’s control Read more
Billionaires and multimillionaires say they are preparing for ‘Corbygeddon’, with plans being made to protect themselves from left-wing tax increases in the UK. Via: Britain's mega-rich pack up and leave UK as they prepare for 'Corbygeddon'
Sargent wrote screenplays for ‘The Amazing Spider-Man’ (2012), ‘Spider-Man 3’ (2007) and ‘Spider-Man 2’ (2004). He also won a total of two Oscars for ‘Julia’ (1977) and ‘Ordinary People’ (1980). Via: 'Spider-Man' screenwriter and Oscar winner Alvin Sargent, 92, dies of natural causes at Seattle home
Samantha Markle (left), 54, claims she called her dad Thomas (right), 74, in Mexico on Wednesday to discuss the iconic images, which were being beamed around the world (inset). Via: Samantha Markle says her father was saddened when he saw the first picture of grandson Archie
Figures obtained by this newspaper show forces across the UK – which are facing a budget crisis – handed the money to agencies in fees and for payments to temporary staff. Via: Police forces hand £123m to job agencies to fill gaps in frontline investigations
I created Lost Collective to document neglected and now rarely seen places that once played important roles in their communities. From a derelict power station in central Sydney to an elegantly decaying Japanese hotel, these sites still unite the people who made them matterIt was like hell on earth; everything Read more
Indian-born, London-based industrialists reclaim crown from Ineos owner Jim Ratcliffe as Philip Green loses billionaire statusThe Hinduja brothers, Gopichand and Srichand, have reclaimed their crown as the UK’s wealthiest people, according to the annual Rich List survey.The Indian-born, London-based industrialists are estimated to be worth £22bn, up £1.35bn on last Read more
Some of the oldest and most historically important Friends chapels in Britain now have protected statusFor almost 350 years, Quakers have been opening a gate in a brick wall in Hertford, crossing a small, peaceful courtyard, and taking a seat on wooden benches in a simple, timber-panelled room to commune Read more