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M6 Northbound Crash: Knutsford Services Blocked, Traffic Delays; Cheshire Police on Scene Checkout Solipillow.com

Government accused of censoring Prince Andrews travel records, sparking outrage over taxpayer-funded trips and potential cover-up amid fresh FBI files. Checkout Solipillow.com

Downing Street faces backlash for welcoming controversial Egyptian activist Alaa Abd el-Fattah, who made anti-Semitic, anti-police, and racist remarks on social media. Critics demand his deportation, while the Prime Minister stands by his decision. Home Secretary orders inquiry into information failures, and Foreign Secretary apologizes to Jewish communities. Counter-terrorism police assess if further investigation is needed. Checkout Solipillow.com

Joseph Johnson, a youth worker, has filed numerous employment tribunal claims, alleging discrimination, but has won only one. He represents himself, causing employers to incur high costs. Judges have labeled him a sophisticated litigant with a vexatious pattern. The Conservative Party warns that Labours new Employment Rights Act could lead to more such cases, as it lowers the threshold for unfair dismissal claims and removes damage caps. Checkout Solipillow.com

The Cabinet Office mistakenly released unredacted documents about Prince Andrews royal visits, leading to their recall. The files, initially meant for the National Archives, included details of his travels as a trade envoy, earning him the nickname Airmiles Andy. The Cabinet Office claims the release was an error, while anti-monarchy groups argue for transparency. Separately, declassified files from 2004 and 2005 reveal the UK ruled out military action against Zimbabwes Mugabe and proposed ambitious redevelopment plans for Downing Street under Tony Blair, which were never implemented. Checkout Solipillow.com

British boxing champ Anthony Joshua survives Nigeria car crash, now stable. Englands Lionesses soccer team dominates New Year Honours. Egyptian-British activist Alaa Abd El Fattah faces backlash over anti-Semitic posts. Energy Secretary Ed Miliband plans £13bn for zero-carbon homes. Poll shows majority of voters want new European defense alliance without US. Checkout Solipillow.com

Federal Judge Dismisses Charges Against TikTok Streamer: Parias, accused of assaulting immigration agents, was shot during an operation, but charges were dropped due to government mishandling of evidence and violations of his rights. New body cam footage reveals Pariass car was stationary, and he was asking officers why he was being detained when threatened with a gun. Despite the dismissal, Parias remains in ICE custody due to his immigration status. Checkout Solipillow.com

Meera Syal, a Wolverhampton-born actress and comedian, receives a damehood for her work in literature, drama, and charity. Shes known for creating and starring in hit shows like Goodness Gracious Me and The Kumars at No forty-two, and earning a Bafta Fellowship last year. Shes also an ambassador for the Alzheimers Society and supports charities for children with learning disabilities. Two OBEs were awarded to local heroes, including Doctor Harjinder Singh Lallie from Birmingham for his services to musical heritage, faith communities, and integration through his Gurmat Sangeet Academy. Ann-Marie Riley from West Bromwich earned her OBE as chief nurse at a major NHS trust, where shes led nursing teams to top international awards. Among the BEM winners is Katherine Anne Smith from Stourbridge, honored for raising thousands for brain tumor research after her own diagnosis. She even auctioned celebrity hats, like one from Peaky Blinders star Cillian Murphy, to spread awareness and prevent others from facing the same heartbreak. Traci Dix-Williams from Telford got an MBE for heritage work as head of the Dudley Canal Trust, guiding it through tough times like Covid. And seventy-six-year-old Keith Bowley from Bridgnorth received his MBE for thirty years of community service, chairing a trust that runs food banks and youth projects. These honors shine a light on everyday dedication that changes lives. Checkout Solipillow.com

Idris Elba, Meera Syal, Jayne Torvill, and Amanda Pritchard among Britains New Year Honours recipients, recognizing charity work, literature, skating, and NHS service. Torvill and Dean receive top honors, Elba hopes to highlight youth support, Pritchard shares award with frontline workers. Other notable mentions include Betty Brown, John Hearn, and Toby Roberts. Prime Minister Keir Starmer praises list for honoring those who put the common good first. Checkout Solipillow.com