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The Prime Minister, Rishi Sunak, has ruled out holding a general election in May on the same day as the local elections.

an interview with Robert Peston, claiming there were “many instances” of asylum seekers pretending to be gay in order to “game the system”.

Front Row) and Chris Taylor on bass and guitar.Robert Peston on vocals & Ed Balls on drums? Why, it's 'Centrist Dad'. And any suggestion that they chose the name because it was associated with opposing socialism is entirely wrong! #GMB pic.twitter.com/afNrem1HVh— Saul Staniforth (@SaulStaniforth) September 11, 2023Massive crowd for Centrist Dad’s debut gig in North London.

Messages of support have been shared for the wife of newsreader Huw Edwards after he was named as the BBC presenter facing allegations over explicit images. Vicky Flind revealed his identity in a statement released on Wednesday night.

Russia has added to its so-called stop-list, barring a further 39 British politicians, officials, business people and journalists from entering the country including TV presenter Piers Morgan. 

Tipping Point contestant took a cheeky swipe at the Prime Minister during the latest episode of Tipping Point. Ben Shephard was back asking the questions as the celebrity spin-off of the popular ITV game show returned on Sunday (May 15) evening.

ITV to make a whole series of the programme, which sees celebrities perform a musical number to impress judges. Fans had been expecting to see a new episode after six new performers took to the stage last week.

Boris Johnson will reportedly not be interviewed by the Metropolitan Police as part of their investigation into alleged lockdown-breaching parties in Downing Street and Whitehall. That's because the force is not interviewing those who have received questionnaires as part of the inquiries.

The Prime Minister has announced that British workers should "learn from Germany" and not go to work if they are feeling ill.

The Prime Minister's announcement that the legal rule to self-isolate could end this month has been branded as 'concerning' by Greater Manchester' public health leader.

READ MORE: Susanna Reid lists bloc Covid disasters after jab ban"That was the scariest thing I have ever done I think," Robert told host John Barrowman afterwards. "You didn't make a fool of yourself at all," Samantha told him.

Ammar KaliaJohn Barrowman returns to host this special edition of All Star Musicals, setting a group of celebrities the daunting task of delivering a live musical theatre performance to a panel of West End stars. The singing celebs include actor Jessica Hynes, TV judge Rob Rinder and ITV journalist Robert Peston.

ITV has announced the air date for the return of All Star Musicals - and it's almost here!Proving Sunday (21 March) night is a huge night for TV, several hours before we're all glued to Line of Duty, comes a one-off special of All Star Musicals - featuring a host of unlikely celebrities singing to impress us. Case in point: Political correspondent Robert Peston is taking part, swapping government briefings for the bright lights of the West End stage.

Steve Coogan heavily criticized Piers Morgan on Wednesday night, accusing the TV host and former Daily Mirror newspaper editor as "being symptomatic of the problem" with the British tabloid press, pointing to his "bullying behavior" as a perfect example.

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The UK is likely to be now reaching the peak of coronavirus cases, the Chief Medical Officer has said.

There are some signs that the UK may be able to slow the rate of coronavirus infection, Michael Gove has said.

Over-70s in Britain could be told to self-isolate for up to four months - even if they're not ill - in a wartime-like mobilisation by the government designed to help manage the spread of the coronavirus Covid-19.

Journalists from major news organisations across the UK boycotted Downing Street after some were ordered to leave.

When Tim Bell died in London last summer, the media response was largely, somewhat sheepishly, polite: It was hard not to envision the ruthless political spin doctor still massaging his legacy from from beyond the grave. “Irrepressible” was the first adjective chosen in the New York Times obituary.