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Dominic Cummings has claimed that Boris Johnson repeatedly told colleagues ‘I’m the f***ing Fuhrer around here’. The Prime Minister’s former chief aide – turned arch critic – suggested Mr Johnson ‘doesn’t think he did anything wrong’ during the partygate scandal. The intervention follows the publication of the Sue Gray report today, which laid bare the scale of partying in Number 10 during the Covid crisis. Mr Cummings, who himself caused widespread public outrage with a trip to Barnard Castle during lockdown, has repeatedly called for the PM to go and made a series of remarkable claims about his former boss’ conduct. Now he has suggested that the PM thinks he behaved appropriately during the whole affair, despite a series of grovelling apologies today. But Mr Johnson has also repeatedly claimed that he thought he was at a work event for the gathering he was fined by by the Metropolitan Police. He played down the severity of the incident despite it making him … [Read more...] about Dominic Cummings claims Boris often said ‘I’m the f***ing Fuhrer around here’

A presumably tired BBC News presenter raised a few eyebrows when he delivered a live bulletin holding a stack of photocopier paper which he mistook for his iPad. Simon McCoy was doing a piece to camera in the TV studio talking about ‘ drunk tanks ’ when he accidentally picked up a pile of A4 paper instead of his Apple tablet. Ever the professional, the 51-year-old kept on going without a peep despite his hilarious mistake, while baffled viewers tried to imagine what was going on. ‘This morning as Simon McCoy was preparing to introduce this story, instead of picking up his tablet to hold as he went to air, he mistakenly picked up a ream of paper that was sitting next to it,’ said a spokeswoman for BBC News. Why is @simonmccoy using a pack of printer paper as his iPad??? #bbcnewschannel pic.twitter.com/fY22aiGAsr — Steve Holden (@SteveH1982) September 18, 2013 ‘In the rush of live news, he didn’t have an opportunity to swap the items, so simply went with … [Read more...] about Pay-per-view: BBC News presenter goes on screen with wad of A4 sheets after mistaking it for iPad

Tukapa co-coach Ben Siffleet doesn’t feel hard done by. His team was the only unbeaten side after the watered-down version of the first round in the CMK premier club rugby competition yet walked away with nothing. Saturday’s opponents New Plymouth Old Boys (NPOB) bagged finals hosting rights despite winning two matches but relied on their other afternoon teams to increase their chances to host the day. They also claimed prize money from Taranaki Rugby. Siffleet said he knew what they were in for when the changes to the season were announced. “We knew the rules at the start,” he said. “As a club we are building great depth across the four [afternoon] teams.” He managed to give the large premier squad “good minutes” in the opening three weeks. With the second instalment of the cross-town rivalry on Saturday at Sanders Park, Siffleet will look at combinations as the second round kicks off. “We want to play consistent footy and keep building each week,” he said. It … [Read more...] about Tukapa ready for latest round of the CMK premier club rugby competition

The world's current richest man is locking horns with the world's former richest man once more, as SpaceX CEO Elon Musk has responded to claims that fellow billionaire Bill Gates is funding his critics. Musk tweeted 'sigh' on Tuesday in response to an article claiming the Gates Foundation donated 'hundreds of millions of dollars' to a campaign callling for a boycott of Twitter if Musk takes over. The article claims that the Gates Foundation donated money to 11 out of 26 of those who signed an open letter supporting the boycott. The spat follows criticism of Musk by Gates, who said Musk could make misinformation 'worse' by buying Twitter. Gates reportedly said: "He could actually make it worse. That's not his track record. His track record with Tesla and SpaceX is pretty mind-blowing at putting together a great team of engineers and taking people who work in those fields in a less bold way and really showing them up. "I kind of doubt that'll happen this time but we … [Read more...] about Elon Musk locks horns with Bill Gates amid claims ex-Microsoft CEO funds his critics

Kim Kardashian has admitted that her and her sisters often share outfits - but you don't expect to get it back if Kylie Jenner takes it. The famous family are known for their outlandish style and figure hugging outfits, but like most families, they seemingly enjoy raiding each other's wardrobes. However, Kim, 41, insisted Kylie, 24, isn't one for giving back and instead she needs to turn up at her house and just take it back from her younger sibling. Speaking to E! News at the Revolve Fest Coachella over the weekend, Kim said: "I think we're all pretty chill [when it comes to sharing]. "I would say if Kylie were to borrow, I don't think you'll ever get it back. I will say that." Kim then joked: "We'll just show up to the house and take it. We'll just go right in their closet and take it." Kim Kardashian has opened up about sharing clothes with her siblings ( Image: Getty Images for ABA) Kim says Kylie rarely gives back any clothes ( Image: AFP via … [Read more...] about Kim Kardashian claims sister Kylie Jenner is notorious for stealing her clothes

Ukraine: Russia using 'bloodthirsty tactics' to secure cities says Bell Sign up for our news briefing, including a daily special Russia-Ukraine edition 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 Over one million people, including nearly 200,000 children, have been taken from Ukraine to Russia since the conflict began on February 24, according to officials in Moscow. The majority are thought to have travelled through “filtration camps” where they are interrogated before being deported to Russia. Related articles Putin's Ukraine war sparks famine fears Children of War: Image shows Ukrainian children playing in foxhole Hundreds of thousands of people have been taken from the heavily besieged city of Mariupol, … [Read more...] about Putin abducts over 300 Ukrainians from Mariupol in one day, authorities claim

After a polarising contest, Emmanuel Macron has become the first French president in 20 years to be elected for a second straight term. Close to tears, he insisted that he owed his re-election to reluctant voters who backed him to keep Marine Le Pen out of power . Standing in front of the Eiffel Tower, Mr Macron said: "Many of our compatriots voted for me not out of support for my ideas but to block those of the extreme Right." He told those who abstained or voted for Ms Le Pen that he understood their anger, adding: "I know how much I owe to you." Yet Ms Le Pen celebrated the result as taking her closer to power than ever . France correspondent Henry Samuel examines what is in Mr Macron's in-tray for his five-year term and Europe editor James Crisp explains why it will not mean a swift end to Brexit tensions with France. Putin will 'manipulate' UN chief's visit to Moscow Boris Johnson has warned the UN Secretary General that Vladimir Putin will try to … [Read more...] about Monday morning news briefing: Emmanuel Macron’s election victory

DWP owed man £10,000 reveals Money Buddies CEO Get pensions news and advice plus latest money alerts for FREE now 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 Sylvia Simpson, CEO of Money Buddies, an organisation that helps those in need access Government funds owed to them, told Good Morning Britain about a vital online tool that makes Britons aware of Government funds to which they are entitled to but of which they may not be aware. She said the site “helps maximise your income” and could prove vital to many struggling with the soaring cost of living crisis. Related articles Brits warned of 'horrible choice' between heating and food as cap rise Forget the Remainer plot and sort out the economy Boris … [Read more...] about ‘Was owed £10,000 by DWP!’ Money expert exposes tool helping Brits claim income owed

Aguero welcomes Haaland to Man City Sign up HERE for the latest MUFC breaking news and transfer updates 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 Manchester City chief Ferran Soriano has insisted Erling Haaland picked the Premier League champions for football not money. The Norway international, 21, jetted in to Manchester to complete formalities on a transfer that will set the club back £150million over five years. Related articles Ferdinand warns Haaland could disrupt City squad harmony with his ego Sterling and Jesus missed Man City title parade for same reason And despite Haaland taking home approaching £400,000 a week over the length of the deal Soriano believes the striker chose City over Real … [Read more...] about Man City chief rejects Erling Haaland theory as Man Utd claim made about £51m striker

MORE than one million people are missing out on extra cash from Universal Credit. The benefit is available to those without a job as well as those in work and on a low income. Many could be eligible after a change to Universal Credit rules last year that means more people can get payments even if they have a job. EntitledTo estimates that around 1.2million are missing out on £7.46billion between them each year. That's just over £6,000 a year each on average, but the exact amount could be higher or lower depending on circumstances. A simple check using a benefits calculator could tell you if your missing out in essential cash you're entitled to. Read more on benefits FRAUD PROBE Seven things the Government will look at if they investigate your benefits BENEFIT HELP Universal Credit and benefits will be paid early - check your payment date At a time when incomes are being squeezed , it could give … [Read more...] about Over a million people missing out on Universal Credit worth £7billlion – can you claim?