'I'm doing two jobs and I still find it hard - can George Galloway really change things?'
Rochdale is at the bottom of a miserable league. That's according to the man running to be the town's MP again.
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President of EPP Manfred Weber invites Hungarian newcomer Tisza into fold
Peter Magyar's Tisza party, a newcomer to Hungarian politics, is welcomed to join the center-right European People's Party (EPP) after last week's electoral gains, says Manfred Weber, President and Group Leader of the EU Parliament's ruling majority.
Post Office scandal campaigner Alan Bates gets knighthood in King's Birthday Honours
Former sub-postmaster and Post Office scandal campaigner Alan Bates has received a knighthood in the King's Birthday Honours, revealing he learned of the honour while at the Horizon IT public inquiry as ex-boss Paula Vennells was giving her evidence.
Independent study makes recommendations to improve Canada Soccer governance
A review of Canada Soccer's governance recommends the governing body modernize its bylaws, make changes to its board structure, improve its communication and transparency, and improve athlete involvement.
State of the Union: EU elections plunge France into uncertainty
The European elections are over – and the horse-trading over future alliances, coalitions and top positions has begun.
Six Nations is not Oiler country — watch party Saturday will cheer on hometown hero Brandon Montour
Six Nations of the Grand River is not Oiler country.
French inflation up in May driven by higher energy and food prices
The French inflation report for May was released on Friday morning, coming in at 2.3%, a notch up from preliminary estimates, according to INSEE France. This was also slightly above April’s 2.2%, which was a two-and-a-half year low. Analysts had also estimated May’s figure to remain the same as April.
Martin Lewis attacks 'energy poll tax' keeping bills high but offers July 4 standing charges hope
During the cost of living crisis, households across the country have been forced to pay considerable daily charges to their gas and electricity providers, whether they use any energy or not. This adds hundreds to bills every quarter and punishes those who try to keep their energy expenses low by consciously limiting their energy usage.