19:42 27/05/2023 Lulzim Basha continued his meetings with young people in Shkodër. He said that on May 14 there was no alternative and that young people did not go to vote. Basha said that he withdrew from the leadership of the party a year ago in order not to divide the Democrats, but according to … Read more
13:54 19/10/2022 Sali Berisha gathered the parliamentary group this Wednesday. The head of the democrats said before the deputies of the blue headquarters, that the DP must become the master of the nation’s elite. The Chief Democrat commented on Prime Minister Edi Rama’s statements to the teachers. He said that the Democratic Party supports the … Read more
A new report has revealed the recent surge in ownership of pure electric vehicles in the UK but also highlights a regional divide in uptake, which is far higher in affluent areas. The number of battery electric vehicles (or BEVs) owned privately rather than by businesses and fleets has risen by nearly 30,000 cars in … Read more
London Mayor hopeful Shaun Bailey accuses Sadiq Khan of using Black Lives Matter to ‘drive a wedge’ through UK communities and blames him for low number of black Met officers Tory candidate Mr Bailey launched a blistering attack on his Labour opponent He blamed Mr Khan for low recruitment levels of black officers at The … Read more
A couple had their disused swimming pool transformed into a jungle-inspired oasis reminiscent of Jurassic Park on last night’s episode of Your Garden Made perfect. Suzanne, a florist, and Andrew, a groundsman, bought their ‘forever home’ on the outskirts of Plymouth four years ago and were initially drawn to the 2m deep swimming pool in … Read more
Phillip Symes The retired sailor is facing a bill of £40,000 to replace cladding on his block at The Decks – half what he paid for his two-bed flat. Mr Symes, 71, said: ‘Fire is fire, however high the block is. ‘Leaseholders on the fifth floor of blocks like mine are not getting any support, … Read more
Phillip Symes The retired sailor is facing a bill of £40,000 to replace cladding on his block at The Decks – half what he paid for his two-bed flat. Mr Symes, 71, said: ‘Fire is fire, however high the block is. ‘Leaseholders on the fifth floor of blocks like mine are not getting any support, … Read more
There’s a huge debt I owe to a municipal refuse van. It was while working as a binman for a London borough as a teenager in the 1980s that I was forced to re-evaluate my life. I’ll never forget trudging home, often cold and soaking wet having worked in all kinds of weather, exhausted from … Read more
Prince Harry and Meghan Markle’s first Spotify podcast today generated a backlash on social media, with one Twitter user commenting, ‘Pass me the sick bucket’. The podcast features famous friends including Sir Elton John, Brené Brown, Deepak Chopra, Stacey Abrams and James Corden and ends with their son Archie giggling as he wishes listeners a … Read more
England’s North-South divide of coronavirus cases has reversed in the past month, with outbreaks in the North brought under control by Tier Three rules and lockdown while cases spiralled out of control in the South. London is expected to go into Tier Three today amid surging infections a week before Christmas, while a fortnightly review … Read more