EXCLUSIVE: Rhiannon Whyte's mother slams Labour for 'allowing illegals to come over' two years on from daughter's murder
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On the 2-year anniversary of Rhiannon Whyte’s attack, her mother Siobhan talks about the justice she seeks for her daughter.
GB News National Reporter @_jack_carson reports.
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'If we had to sell farmland to pay the inheritance tax bill, we would no longer be viable a a farming business.'
Farmer Hannah Darby tells GB News' National Reporter Jack Carson about the impacts of inheritance tax on farming businesses.
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@_jack_carson Thank you Jack for highlighting our reunion, we need to get as many veterans as possible there for the 75th Anniversary of the first British test in 2027.
LABRATS International have launched their fundraising appeal for next year’s Nuclear Test Veterans Reunion
2027 is also the 75th anniversary of the first atomic bomb test in the Montebello Islands
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'The stories preserved here remind us that history is lived.'
@_jack_carson reports on the rare films recorded immediately after the Dambusters raid to be revealed to the public for the first time.
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‘These bikers are remembering those who can no longer ride by their side…’
GB News National Reporter Jack Carson follows a biking community, ‘Ride to the Wall’, who travel every year in convoy to a Staffordshire memorial to honour the fallen.
‘These bikers are remembering those who can no longer ride by their side…’
GB News National Reporter Jack Carson follows a biking community, ‘Ride to the Wall’, who travel every year in convoy to a Staffordshire memorial to honour the fallen.
Today is National Atomic Veterans Awareness Day
Today we remember. We remember whom aren’t with us anymore but also who are still here.
On the 1st October nuclear associations and charities came together with nuclear veterans and their families and we remembered the sacrifices of the community with a service at the NMA. It was a lovely day with a slight breeze, the sun shining and the memorial stone front and centre.
Nuclear veterans and their families sat while the Very Revd Nicholas Frayling spoke so fondly of the community.
The last post played by the wonderful Antonio and wreaths were laid. Thank you Terry and Malcolm with one of our Directors laying a wreath.
We then all sat and chatted while eating cake drinking tea with laughter and maybe our youngest attendee charming everyone with her smile.
Today is a day to remember but we remember everyday.
May they rest in peace
No10 and No11 have called getting young people into work a “top priority”.
35% of hospitality workers are aged 24 and under.
The PM has promised to be a “defender” of pubs with hospitality venues in England to get a 20% cut to their business rates from April.
EXCLUSIVE: 'Saturday jobs' for young people on path to extinction in rural Britain because of Labour tax hikes
Research by @CLAtweets shared exclusively with @GBNEWS finds impact of employer NI and minimum wage changes on rural employers.
Full story:
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⬇️ 68% of rural employers said they have cut roles, frozen hours or made young people redundant
👔 90% said tax changes have affected their ability to hire young people
📉 80% said they have seen youth unemployment increase in their area over past year