TV star, 69, looks unrecognisable 16 years after leaving hit show
A TV star looked completely unrecognisable when he enjoyed a stroll around London on Tuesday wearing a striking yellow hat and bold coat. The actor, 69, who appeared on a prime-time hit show looked worlds away from the role that made him famous. Wearing an eye-catching hounds tooth patterned winter coat and his large yellow trilby, the TV star flew under the radar as he made his way through the capital.
REVEALED: The very ironic Broadway show Matt Gaetz allegedly took two women to see after flying them to New York for š eš„
Matt GaetzĀ allegedly took two women to see the musical version of Pretty Woman on Broadway after paying them to fly to New York City for š eš„ and drug-filled romps. Donald Trump’s nominee for attorney generalĀ allegedly partied, used drugs and paid women for š eš„ repeatedly between 2017 and 2019 while serving in the House of Representatives. Joel Leppard, a Florida-based attorney for the two womenĀ also says they met up with Gaetz at least once to watch him appear on Fox News’ Outnumbered in New York in January 2019.
Woke ‘Sanctuary City’ mayor vows to defy Trump’s mass deportation efforts
The mayor of Boston has promised to defy president-electĀ Donald Trump’s mass deportation efforts in ‘every possible way’. Mayor Michelle Wu has said that the city will continue to protect immigrants under the threat of deportation. ‘Elections have consequences, and the federal government is responsible for a certain set of actions, and cities – no individual city – can reverse or override some parts of that,’ Wu said on WCVB.
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Powerful moment brave Hamas hostage reveals terrorists š eš„ually assaulted her as she confronts UCLA student who organized Pro-Palestine protests and refuses to look at her
A former Hamas hostage bravely shared how she was beaten and š eš„ually assaulted by the terrorists who kidnapped her as she confronted the leader of a university encampmentĀ that was set up earlier this year to protest Israel’s war in Gaza. Moran Stella Yanai, who was snatched from the Nova Festival and held hostage for 54 days, urged UCLA encampment leader Aidan Doyle to understand the facts of the conflict as the pair came face to faceĀ at a debate in SouthernĀ California. Doyle,Ā who previously praised the October 7 massacre, refused to make eye contact with Yanai as sheĀ shared the traumatic details of her kidnapping by Hamas, the brutal violence she faced in captivity, and how Gazan civilians celebrated her capture.
JFK’s daughter Caroline Kennedy can barely bring herself to say her cousin RFK Jr’s name after Trump’s victory in the US election
The daughter of assassinated President John F. Kennedy has slammed the ‘dangerous’ views of her right-wing, anti-vaxxer cousin Robert F. Kennedy Jr in a speech to Australian media. US Ambassador to Australia Caroline Kennedy initially even refused to mention RFK Jr by name when she addressed the National Press Club in Canberra on Monday. One reporter asked Kennedy whether Australia should be worried about intelligence-sharing with the US afterĀ Trump’s nominee for Director of National Intelligence, Tulsi Gabbard, was alleged to have ties with Russia.
Trump promises ‘no retribution’ when he enters the White House… but does reveal where he draws the line
Donald TrumpĀ promised he’s ‘not looking for retribution’ when he enters the White HouseĀ in January despite vowing to throw his enemies in jail on the campaign trail. Despite the assurance, however, Trump pointed outĀ he ‘obviously’ has the ‘upper hand’ and declared that he would draw the line after a certain amount of betrayal. ‘I am not looking for retribution, grandstanding or to destroy people who treated me very unfairly, or even badly beyond comprehension,’ he told Fox News Digital.
Labour’s jobs bloodbath: Bank of England chief joins Tesco, Asda, Sainsbury’s, Boots and Amazon warning of cuts after Rachel Reeves’ Ā£25bn national insurance raid
The Bank of England governor today joined Britain’s biggest retailers warning that job cuts are ‘inevitable’ after Rachel Reeves’ monster national insurance raid. Andrew Bailey said dozens of businesses – including Tesco, Asda and Sainsbury’sĀ – had been ‘right’ to sound the alarm in an open letter to the Chancellor. Ms Reeves unveiled an extraordinary Ā£25billion hike in employers’ NICs in the Budget last month. The rate has been raised and the threshold at which firms must pay has been cut, with ministers adamant it was the only way to prop up public services.
Moment reporters frantically search for checked out Biden as lame duck president misses photo with G20 leaders: ‘He’s behind the palm tree!’
Reporters could be heard calling out for President Joe Biden as world leaders at the G20 Summit in Rio de Janeiro gathered for a final photo, but the 81-year-old leader was a no-show. Biden was nowhere to be seen until moments after the picture was taken when photographers and reporters frantically searched for the leader of the free world until one cameraman spotted him behind a nearby palm tree. In footage shot by CSPAN there appeared to be utter confusion as dignitaries were unsure whether to leave the risers erected for the photo or to stay put and wait for Biden to return.
Arctic blast grips Britain: Temperature plummets to -11.2C in ‘first taste of winter’ as commuters brace for travel chaos – as map shows where more snow and ice will fall today
An Arctic blast has hit Britain in the country’s first major taste of winter this year – with drivers getting stuck, trains cancelled and warnings of more icy weather ahead as temperatures plunged to -11.2C and snow started falling in the capital London. Traffic problems have been reported around major cities including Leeds as the Met OfficeĀ issued a severe weather warning of snow and ice – as it got as cold overnight as -11.2C in the Scottish village of Braemar and -10.7C in Tulloch Bridge in the Highlands. The reading in Braemar was described as the coldest Britain has been at this time of the year since 1998.