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Another added: 'This idiot on Britain's Best Parent is not raising a gender fluid child. She is raising a boy dressed as a girl and encouraging him to be a girl. These people are allowed to exist and reproduce. F****** hell.'  … [Read more...] about Mother who’s raising her son, 5, as gender fluid is slammed by Britain’s Best Parents viewers for ‘forcing him to be a girl’ because she didn’t want a boy

The family still possessed a number of unexplained postcards and menus from Great Britain. Anna had also first learned English using four grammar books which contained cartoons from the satirical magazine Punch and a written inscription in English: 'Good luck and may you visit England again under better conditions. England & Russia.....V (for victory)!' … [Read more...] about The Soviet squadron in the heart of Britain: How a group of diehard Russian pilots came to train in the country they’d been taught to despise… and even took tea with a Duke, writes RICHARD PENDLEBURY

But some viewers immediately took to Twitter to point out that he could have predicted the dates that the judges would chose, and Googled to see their special anniversaries and children's birthdays, while others were convinced it was all the job of a special app. … [Read more...] about Britain’s Got Talent viewers ‘rumble’ magician’s trick that broadcast David Walliams’ PIN

Richards added: "The money is great and it's a reward but our aim is to become the world's best team. If we get paid on the back of it, fantastic. … [Read more...] about England women looking to provide perfect boost to Great Britain in their own Papua New Guinea clash

Almost a third (29 per cent) of adults said they had used masks or face coverings within the past week; Two thirds of adults are still worried about Covid-19 affecting their life - but this dropped from 85 per cent at the peak of the outbreak As the lockdown drags on, loneliness has become more common at the end of May than at any other point since March;  73 per cent of people are still following the strict lockdown rules and leaving home only to exercise, go shopping or to work;   Nine out of 10 people (88.3 per cent) are still in favour of lockdown and support the Government's rules. 5.8 per cent had no strong feeling, while 5.2 per cent oppose them; Three quarters of people have seen their household income fall because of the coronavirus;  People are becoming more optimistic about when life will return to normal, with 44 per cent thinking it will last six months or more, compared to 48 per cent last week. The biggest takeaway from the ONS data was … [Read more...] about Is Britain becoming less scared about Covid-19? ONS data shows nine in ten adults left their home last week – with only 29% now feeling unsafe when outside