The humiliation of the Labour and Conservative parties in Thursday's elections has been on the cards. You can only defy the wishes of the British people for so long.
The most important meeting in Donald Trump's first 100 days back in the Oval Office, a totemic milestone he will pass next Wednesday, took place earlier this week.
He entered the White House on January 20 with an average approval rating of +6 per cent. That has since slumped into negative territory, with his average approval rating now -4 per cent.
Last year 1,720 people reportedly fell victim to courier fraud, but because not all frauds are reported, the actual figure is likely to be significantly higher.
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The gap between Keir Starmer's rhetoric in response to Donald Trump 's tariffs and the measures he proposes to deal with them is wider than the Grand Canyon.