Owners of properties in a former council estate in central London may each have to stump up as much as £66,000 towards a new eco-friendly heating system. Residents on the estate in Pimlico, Westminster may have to pay towards a low carbon ‘heat network’ in order to help the council hit its Net Zero targets. The £185million scheme would modernise the system, which contains 60-year-old pipes, and replace three gas boilers which require frequent repairs and are prone to leaks.

The Kingdom of Nag is established in an unknown land after the onset of Kalyug, with Nagraj as its king. The kingdom faces a significant threat from their…

Donald Trump’s eldest granddaughter Kai hit the links alongside her grandfather at the Trump International Golf Club in West Palm Beach, Florida on Sunday with viewers left wondering who won the round. Kai – the daughter of Don Jr. and his ex-wife Vanessa – posed for a couple of beaming selfies alongside Donald at the end of a week in which he secured his second term in the White House come January next year. In a series of short video clips, Donald could be seen looking on from his golf cart, appearing to analyze Kai’s swing as his granddaughter hit a series of shots along the fairway.

A company is offering a four-year-long cruise for customers looking to escape the upcoming Donald Trump presidency. Villa Vie Residences, based in Florida, announced the new ‘Skip Forward’ excursions this past Thursday – hours after Trump’s second stint in office was solidified with an electoral win. Aside from spanning years, the journey will take ticketholders to all seven continents – with an Antarctic sail-by and an eight day trip down the Amazon River.

A democratic strategist has blamed Kamala Harris’ election defeat on her failure to differentiate herself from President Biden. While pundits and analysts are pointing fingers at a myriad of reasons for the Democrats failure in the election, James Carville has boiled it down to one moment. Speaking to Tim Miller on ‘The Bulwark Podcast, James Carville said it was Harris’ failure to answer a simple question while appearing on The View.

Labour faced an angry backlash last night after a minister admitted a vital boost to the military may not be delivered within five years. A Treasury minister refused to confirm that the Government will raise defence funding to 2.5 per cent of GDP by the end of the current Parliament. Darren Jones also suggested that spending on the over-stretched Armed Forces may lead to ‘trade-offs’ in other public services.