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'There is no way in the world we are going to be able to move forward as a nation. [Trump] could immediately, on his order, seize every single one of these [voting] machines,' Flynn said in apparent reference to the conspiracy theory that voting software flipped Trump votes for Biden.   … [Read more...] about Pardoned General Flynn tells Trump to invoke martial law because of voting fraud and force an election ‘rerun’ in swing states – saying ‘it’s not unprecedented’

‘I think that was more overwhelmed this season than I’ve ever been, and I don’t think I reached out for help enough,’ Dorinda acknowledged, citing a broken rib she had suffered, her breakup with boyfriend John Mahdessian, the death of a friend, and the flooding of her vacation home. ‘I couldn’t catch a break,’ she recalled. ‘I just didn’t want to be there. I was angry. I was really angry about what was happening about it, and I definitely projected it. And I did feel like I couldn’t cope with it. I really did. I was at my wits’ end.’  … [Read more...] about Real Housewives of New York vet Dorinda Medley, 56, reveals she has lost 11lbs on new diet: ‘I have my pre-COVID body back and feel amazing!’

There’s something about immediate targets that drives them and may be just human nature; there are priorities in life, moments when everything else is left behind, the daily grind giving way to something grander or more important, moments when the threat of loss brings a realisation of what you have, a renewed seriousness. Madrid won three consecutive European Cups but Zidane always insisted the league satisfied him more, because he knew how elusive consistency can be. This is the team that embraced the 2019-20 La Liga campaign as a post-pandemic sprint more than a season-long slog and, defeated by sides half their size this season, won in Barcelona and Seville, beat Internazionale twice, and now defeated the team no one else could. … [Read more...] about Zinedine Zidane does it again as Real Madrid pull back from the brink

EDF data published last year suggested that a low carbon grid, featuring new renewables and nuclear, and switching the 32 million petrol and diesel cars on UK roads to electric, would avoid 65 million tonnes of CO2 emissions, and shrink Britain's overall carbon footprint by more than 10%. … [Read more...] about EDF ignites stock market spark with plan for Pod Point float

The Public Interest News Foundation’s charitable status was awarded on the basis its work will boost public education, citizenship and civic responsibility. It also means donors can receive significant tax breaks on any money they donate. But there is one key caveat: due to British charity law, outlets which receive the money will have to avoid anything that could be perceived as political campaigning. … [Read more...] about UK charity launched to support public interest journalism