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A Place in the Sun: Couple are stunned at balcony views Don't miss the best new TV releases for 2022 and behind the scenes news 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 A Place in the Sun expert Jean Johansson was joined by couple Katrina and Colin, who were on the lookout for a home on the stunning island of Sardinia. Their budget for their holiday home was £135,000 and they were keen to find a two-bedroom house with a large outside space. During the search, they were left underwhelmed by a few of the properties with only one contender. However, that all changed when Jean had one last trick in her book and impressed the couple with a stunning balcony view, leaving them to think about which property they wanted to buy. Related … [Read more...] about A Place in the Sun guests left speechless after Jean Johansson lands ‘winner’ property

Gabriel Jesus' first Arsenal interview 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 Arsenal tried to hijack Bayer Leverkusen’s move for Czech Republic international Adam Hlozek according to the player’s father. The winger, who also attracted interest from Newcastle , has since signed a five-year deal in Germany after a successful season at Sparta Prague. Related articles Youri Tielemans 'sold on' Arsenal transfer and 'waiting' for bid Leeds give Barcelona Raphinha ultimatum after Prem duo 'make offers' Hlozek enjoyed a good season in his home country, scoring 12 times and contributing a further 15 assists as he helped Sparta to finish … [Read more...] about Arsenal tried ‘huge intervention’ to hijack Bayer Leverkusen transfer as Newcastle watched

Published 25 July 2020 Share close Share page Copy link About sharing A public consultation has closed on changes to Scotland's hate crime laws, which opponents say could have a damaging effect on free speech. Ministers argue the bill offers great protection for victims at a time when the number of cases is on the rise. Scottish Labour's James Kelly said he had 'serious reservations', especially over the offence of stirring up hatred. But Scotland's justice secretary said people's freedom of expression was not under attack. As you are reading this news story on the BBC news website I am going to hazard a guess that you probably believe that freedom of expression is a fundamental human right. And that you think without the right to free speech many other freedoms may be threatened? You would probably also agree that it is wrong actively attempt to stir up hatred against … [Read more...] about Free speech row over new hate crime bill in Scotland

MARTIN Lewis is urging bank customers to make an easy debit card switch to claim £170 free cash. The money is being offered as an incentive for people to switch to an HSBC account from another bank - here's how you could cash in . Banks often offer bonuses to new customers to encourage them to open an account - and HSBC is the current top payer. But you’ll have to be quick as the offer ends on July 18. To get the money from HSBC , you'll have to switch to an Advance or Premier account. There are also some terms and conditions, and not everyone is eligible - so do check before you switch. Read more on switching banks BANK ON IT How to get £100 free when you switch bank accounts to Halifax BANKING BONUS RBS will pay new and existing customers £175 to switch bank account To qualify for an Advance Account, you'll need to be approved for an optional arranged overdraft of at least £1,000. The … [Read more...] about Martin Lewis explains how to bag £170 free cash with easy debit card switch

Branwen Jeffreys Published 11 December 2015 Share close Share page Copy link About sharing The chief inspector of schools has never been afraid of controversy, and with this latest intervention against unregistered schools he is firmly stepping into the debate about how and where people can choose to educate their children. It is perfectly legal to choose to educate your children at home, and if you do make that choice there is no obligation to follow a particular curriculum. It is also perfectly legal to run a part-time tuition centre to offer additional teaching and support to children who are home-educated. And if your part-time education centre teaches children for fewer than 20 hours a week there are remarkably few obligations. You don't have to register with the authorities or be open to inspection, unlike a private fee-paying school. This has created a grey … [Read more...] about Ofsted steps into debate over parents’ right to choose education

Man Utd & England stars Allessia Russo and Mary Earps look ahead to EURO 2022 Sign up HERE for breaking transfer news, team updates and latest gossip 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 United have set an updated return date for Cristiano Ronaldo as severe uncertainty over his future looms. Ronaldo wants to leave United this summer and failed to show up at Carrington for pre-season training due to 'family reasons'. Related articles Chelsea on brink of Raheem Sterling transfer in £45m Man City deal Leeds give Barcelona Raphinha ultimatum after Prem duo 'make offers' United's failure to qualify for the upcoming season's Champions League and the 25 per cent deduction that came with it … [Read more...] about Man Utd set new Cristiano Ronaldo return date as club await wantaway icon’s exit strategy

By Hannah Richardson Published 21 November 2014 Share close Share page Copy link About sharing Pupils at six small Muslim private schools in east London are at risk of extremist views and radicalisation, says Ofsted's chief inspector. Sir Michael Wilshaw said the pupils' "physical and educational welfare is at serious risk" following a series of emergency inspections. He said all the schools focused too heavily on Islamic teachings. One of the schools called Ofsted "unprofessional", while another said its findings did not reflect reality. Education Secretary Nicky Morgan says the schools will be closed down if changes are not made quickly. "We asked Ofsted to carry out these independent school inspections and the findings are very concerning," she said. "While there is no suggestion of a co-ordinated plot, it is clear that these schools are failing children and this … [Read more...] about ‘Radicalisation risk’ at six Muslim private schools, says Ofsted

By Jim Reed Published 6 minutes ago Share close Share page Copy link About sharing Related Topics Coronavirus pandemic Steve Barclay has been named as the new health secretary following the resignation of Sajid Javid, who stepped down after saying he had lost faith in Boris Johnson's leadership. Mr Barclay had been working as the chief of staff at No 10, a powerful role in which he advised the prime minister and managed the machinery of government. Before that, he was chief secretary to the Treasury, a Brexit minister and served for a short while as a junior health minister in 2018. Delighted to be back at @DHSCgovuk taking up the role of Health & Social Care Secretary. @NHSEngland & social care staff. https://t.co/PaFG8QzmU8 — Steve Barclay (@SteveBarclay) July 5, 2022 The BBC is not responsible for the content of external sites. View original … [Read more...] about Steve Barclay: What will new health secretary tackle first?

One star sign needs to chat about a tension-causing issue (Image: Getty) Sign up and receive our free daily stars from Russell Grant 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 Aries Give someone a chance to find out more before going ahead with a long-term financial or family arrangement. It is highly likely they suspect something is going on that could have an impact on these arrangements in the future and in hesitating before reaching a decision, they are protecting your interests. Taurus In business and finance, your aim should be to steer as steady a course as you are able. Avoid taking risks and stick to what you are most familiar with. If someone tries to talk you out of your plans, look at the possible long-term consequences and stick with … [Read more...] about Horoscopes today – Russell Grant’s star sign forecast for Wednesday, July 6

Published 13 June 2017 comments Comments Share close Share page Copy link About sharing The first minister has called on Theresa May to rethink plans for how the UK should leave the European Union. In a letter to the prime minister, Carwyn Jones claimed the general election result showed there was "no mandate" for a "hard Brexit". He called for an urgent meeting of the joint ministerial committee (JMC) of UK leaders to establish a "broad-based consensus" on Brexit. Wales Office minister Guto Bebb urged Mrs May to take a cross-party approach. In his letter, Mr Jones said it was "increasingly clear" a transitional deal was needed. The first minister highlighted a UK government White Paper proposal to leave the customs union as an example of a measure that did not have widespread support. "I hope you will recognise that, given the outcome of the general … [Read more...] about ‘Rethink hard Brexit’, Carwyn Jones tells Theresa May