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Published 2 October 2020 Share close Share page Copy link About sharing The House of Commons speaker has said he is "very, very angry" at the "reckless" behaviour of an MP who travelled from Glasgow to London with Covid-19 symptoms, then returned home after testing positive. Sir Lindsay Hoyle said he could not believe that Margaret Ferrier had put other people's health at risk. And he said she had not initially given a straight story to the authorities. Ms Ferrier has been suspended by the SNP and faces calls to quit as an MP. DUP MP Jim Shannon, who was seated at the same socially-distanced dining table as Ms Ferrier on Monday evening, is self-isolating but received a negative test result on Thursday afternoon. An Assistant Serjeant at Arms was close to Ms Ferrier when she spoke in the Commons on Monday but has not been advised to self-isolate. Ms Ferrier has apologised … [Read more...] about Margaret Ferrier: Commons speaker angry at ‘reckless’ Covid trip MP

SAN FRANCISCO — Jordan Smith had dreamed of living in San Francisco for as long as he can remember. He grew up in Stockton, a flat industrial suburb surrounded by agricultural fields in the Central Valley where his mom was a third-grade teacher, his dad a civil servant. Smith had what he described as “an almost Norman Rockwell–like childhood.” When his mom would take him to visit San Francisco an hour-and-a-half drive away, he’d put on his Sunday best — button-down, slacks, shiny shoes, and a blazer to ward off the wind chill. “My mom always said, ‘When you’re going to San Francisco, you gotta dress up because it’s what you do when you’re going to the city,’” recalled Smith, who is now 42. “There’s so much different people and different cultures and different lifestyles in the city. Just taking it all in was amazing.” Each time they crossed the Bay Bridge and the undulating, glassy skyline emerged over the shimmering water, his heart raced, and each time the city receded in the … [Read more...] about The Only Way For Some People To Stay in San Francisco Is To Steal

RMT’s Mick Lynch discusses rail strikes SUBSCRIBE Invalid email We use your sign-up to provide content in ways you've consented to and to improve our understanding of you. This may include adverts from us and 3rd parties based on our understanding. You can unsubscribe at any time. More info The Tory frontrunner will put the changes before MPs within a month of becoming Prime Minister, if her leadership bid is successful. Truss has vowed to take on "militant" union leaders like Lynch (Image: Getty) She revealed her radical shake-up as rail union leader Mick Lynch yesterday threatened walkouts could go on indefinitely unless the Government gives in to his demands. Ms Truss said: “Once again we’re seeing militant trade unionists holding our country to ransom, with members of Sir Keir Starmer’s party keeping them company on the picket lines. As Prime Minister I’ll crackdown on the debilitating strikes that cripple the vital … [Read more...] about ‘Holding the country to ransom!’ Liz Truss plans crackdown on striking MILITANT unions

A SUPER-SIZED Queensland family have revealed their top budgeting tips for creating nutritious and filling meals that won't cost a fortune. With the cost-of-living crisis spiralling out of control and causing food prices to skyrocket , many households across the world have been struggling to stay within their budget when shopping for groceries. The Queensland-based mum and dad duo, Jeni Bonell and her husband Ray, are no exception and have felt the pinch more than other families. The couple are parents to 16 children, nine of whom still live at home, which means Jeni and Ray have had to come up with new recipes and shopping tricks to keep the costs as low as possible. “If you want to make a good budget, and a reasonable budget, you have to know exactly what’s coming in and exactly what you’re spending” the mum told 7News, News Australia reported . “We bought meat, but I can turn what most people might put on plate by itself, we extend it into a bigger meal. … [Read more...] about I’m a mum-of-16 – the five budgeting hacks that keep your family fed with tasty meals -& it won’t cost a fortune either

A former Gatwick Airport worker has told of reportedly gruelling conditions and daily abuse from the public that drove them to quit their job at the height of the summer holidays - leaving them unemployed. The London employee, who worked in special assistance for the firm Wilson James, says the airport has been 'out of control' since strict travel rules due to the pandemic were dropped in spring. They said it's like being in a "prison" and the abuse hurled at them by passengers in the last few months drove them to the edge. "It's totally out of control," the ex-employee, who wishes to remain anonymous, told The Mirror. "It wasn't like this before - it is turning into some maniac place. Everybody has just gone totally mental. A lot of people are leaving because it's just not worth it anymore, it will drive you crazy." However Wilson James denies a high turnover, citing one per cent for June and July 2022. Despite more than 300 workers at the airport benefiting from a 21 per cent … [Read more...] about Ex-worker slams ‘out of control’ Gatwick Airport after public abuse forced them to quit

Workers on the London Underground are staging a 24-hour walkout in a continued row over jobs and pensions. Members of the RMT union are striking today, along with some of their Overground colleagues, closing large parts of the Tube network for the day. Most buses across west and southwest London will also not run as a result of industrial action taken by members of Unite. Read more: Who is going on strike in August and for how long? The action is sandwiched between RMT strikes on Network Rail on Thursday and Saturday, as the deadlock between unions and Transport Secretary Grant Shapps deepens. Transport workers have been asking for a pay increase in line with inflation, as well as protection for jobs amid proposed cuts by the government. RMT General Secretary Mick Lynch said: "Tube bosses are having secret negotiations with the government about slashing jobs and undermining working conditions and pensions, all in the name of removing subsidies. More on Rail … [Read more...] about Transport strikes: More travel misery as London Underground and bus staff begin latest walkout