More than 28,000 prosecutions brought by two rail firms for alleged fare evasions have been quashed. Northern Rail, which covers large swathes of northern England, brought 28,631 prosecutions against passengers using the single justice procedure (SJP) between August 6, 2020 and May 21 2024, despite not being permitted to do so. TransPennine Express, which operates in the North of England and in Scotland, brought 41 prosecutions in January 2024.

President-elect Donald Trump delivered one of his trademark holiday greetings on Thanksgiving eve and offered a special wish for what he called ‘Radical Left Lunatics.’ The 78-year-old incoming president posted the backhanded well wishes to Truth Social at nearly 1 a.m. Thursday. Trump is spending Thanksgiving at Mar-a-Lago, while he works on the presidential transition.

室ツヨシが熟年再婚した大物女優の正体が明らかに。 室ツヨシが「誰かtoなかい」のMCを卒業し、12月1日の放送で特別回が放送される。 室ツヨシは父親との複雑な家庭環境を語り、過去の経験が現在の活躍に繋がっていると述べる。 結婚に対する考え方が変化しており、タイミングと出会いがあれば結婚を考える可能性があると発言。 室ツヨシは結婚に対する不安を抱えており、幼少期の家庭環境が影響していると分析。 2021年には結婚感に変化があったことを明かし、結婚生活を経験してみたいとの意向を示す。

Former Tory minister Dame Andrea Jenkyns has defected to Nigel Farage’s Reform UK and will run as a candidate in next year’s local elections. The former skills minister, who lost her Morley and Outwood seat in Yorkshire in the Labour landslide in July, will stand to be mayor of Greater Lincolnshire in May. She was unveiled at a London press conference today in which Mr Farage revealed that the party had passed 100,000 paying members for the first time.

The most important question in the wake of today’s immigration data is this – how do you lose more than 300,000 people? The Office for National Statistics (ONS) dropped a bombshell into the already heated debate about migration, as it admitted its earlier figures were way, way out. In sweeping revisions to figures it published just six months ago, the agency said that over the last three years net migration was 307,000 higher than previously thought.

A pensioner who lost a legal fight with a neighbour over where he put his bins out is now bankrupt as he says he was left with a £1million legal bill. Geoff Carter, 77, first went to war with his farmer neighbour Trevor Goldsworthy over the weekly bin collections in rural west Cornwall in 2018. He claimed Mr Goldsworthy’s rubbish, which was left opposite his drive, had blocked access and attracted flies.