Noa Hoffman

1 month ago | thesun.co.uk | Noa Hoffman

GLASTONBURY chiefs should “think very carefully” about allowing Irish rappers Kneecap to perform at the festival, a top minister warned yesterday. Conservative and Labour MPs erupted in anger after video footage surfaced of a band member allegedly shouting: “The only good Tory is a dead Tory. “Kill your local MP.”Furious Conservative Shadow Minister Mark Francois told the Commons it would be “unconscionable” for the group to be allowed on stage at one of the UK's most iconic events.

2 months ago | thesun.co.uk | Noa Hoffman

MAD Ed Miliband’s Net Zero drive has been slammed as “bonkers” by a union chief. Gary Smith, General Secretary of GMB, yesterday blasted the Energy Secretary for slashing investment in North Sea Oil and Gas, calling the move “absolute bonkers”. He warned union members are feeling a “growing sense of betrayal” over Labour’s push to create a state-owned green project, GB Energy. The firm is being set up with headquarters in Aberdeen and is funded by £8.3bn taxpayer cash.

2 months ago | thesun.co.uk | Noa Hoffman

MILLIONS of patients across England are set to save cash at the chemist as ministers freeze NHS prescription charges for the first time in three years. The move, announced today, means the cost of a single prescription will stay at £9.90 – still under a tenner – offering a lifeline to struggling households. It’s expected to save patients £18 million over the next year, with ministers claiming it’s part of a bigger plan to ease the cost of living squeeze.

2 months ago | thesun.co.uk | Noa Hoffman

Homes England had the most six-figure earners at 111, followed by the BBCA TOTAL of 1,472 quango fat-cats earned more than £100,000 last year, a report has revealed. Some 315 of the state-funded staff took home more than the Prime Minister’s £172,153. Channel 4 boss Alex Mahon topped the list, pocketing £993,000 in total, with a salary of £619,000. Homes England had the most six-figure earners at 111, followed by the BBC with 90.

2 months ago | thesun.co.uk | Thomas Godfrey |Noa Hoffman

CHILDREN who believe they are transgender will be tested for autism and ADHD on the NHS. It comes after both conditions were linked by experts to gender dysphoria. Youngsters will be screened for “neurodevelopmental conditions” and asked about their mental health, relationship with their family and their sexual development. A team of doctors at special clinics will then assess their transgender beliefs.