Joe Biden delivers scathing 'slap down' to reporter over Putin question – ‘So outraged!’ JOE BIDEN clapped back at a reporter asking about his first phone call with Vladimir Putin in a press conference, after the White House released details of the call ahead of the briefing.

HS2 protesters dig 100ft tunnel under London park at risk from rail project HS2 Rebellion claim Euston Square Gardens, a green space outside Euston station to be sold off to developersProtesters claimed they have dug and are ready to occupy a 100ft tunnel network under a small central London park they claim is at risk from the HS2 line development.HS2 Rebellion, an alliance of groups and individuals campaigning against the planned high-speed railway, claim Euston Square Gardens, a green space outside Euston station, will be built over with a temporary taxi rank before being sold off to developers. Continue reading...

Australian government ordered to pay 1,300 asylum seekers whose details were exposed Compensation to be paid after personal details of almost 10,000 asylum seekers were mistakenly published online in 2014The Australian government has been ordered to compensate almost 1,300 asylum seekers whose details were mistakenly exposed online in one of the country’s most shocking privacy breaches.After almost six years investigating, Australia’s privacy regulator has finally released a report into a 2014 privacy breach that caused a database of almost 10,000 asylum seekers’ personal details to be exposed on the then Department of Immigration and Border Protection’s website. Continue reading...

No WAY Putin! Biden warns Russia against US election meddling in first call as President JOE BIDEN issued a firm warning to President Vladimir Putin about his concerns over Russia during the leaders' first phone call, the White House has confirmed.

Biden says masks 'best defense' against coronavirus even as vaccination campaign ramps up President Biden said Tuesday that masks are "the best defense against COVID-19" in the coming months as his administration acquires a sufficient supply of vaccine

Jennifer Aniston debuts hair transformation as she returns to The Morning Show Jennifer Aniston has started filming the new series of The Morning Show and has shared her new blonde look with fans on Instagram as she changes up her colouring

Keystone XL: Why I fought for - or against - the pipeline President Biden has cancelled the permit for the controversial US-Canada project.

UK could see 'up to 50,000 more Covid deaths' in coming months, says SAGE expert Professor Calum Semple, member of the Scientific Advisory Group for Emergencies, made the stark warning on the same day it was reported that there were now more than 100,000 recorded deaths from coronavirus

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Perishers - 27th January 2021 Perishers originally ran from 1959 to 2006. The strip is still so popular today that we decided to reprint the best of the strips by Maurice Dodd and Dennis Collins

Best blenders and smoothie makers for 2021 including the popular Nutribullet On a mission to get your body in shape? With extortionate gym fees and pricey diet supplements to contend with, buying a decent blender is a worthwhile long-term investment for your health

City centre rents fall by up to £225 a month as people move out of town With bars shut, offices closed and people working from home more, the average rents in several city centre locations across Britain have taken a battering

NHS offers new blood cancer drug which could give thousands the gift of time One Gateshead woman who took part in the trial has defied all expectations and is still battling on a decade later

Disadvantaged GCSE pupils 'could get mentor' to stop divide getting bigger A new report has found the North East tops the table when it comes to disadvantaged school kids

Biden has first call as president with Putin, addresses nukes and election interference President Biden called Russia President Vladimir Putin Tuesday, to address a wide range of topics on national security, including the renewal of a nuclear arms treaty, bounties placed on U.S. soldiers in Afghanistan and interference in the 2020 election.