Will Jones

2 days ago | dailysceptic.org | Will Jones

Not content with the new Snow White bombing in March, Disney decided to release it again in the US last week, only for it to bomb even worse than the first time and take just $252 per screen. The Telegraph‘s Ed Power has more. Hi-ho, it’s back to the cinema for Disney’s flop live-action Snow White. Having originally crashed and burned in March, the movie misfired all over again after the House of Mouse re-released it in the US last week. Talk about putting the ‘grim’ in Grimm Fairy Tale.

3 days ago | dailysceptic.org | Will Jones

A NatWest customer who complained about an LGBT Pride campaign at his local branch was told to bank online – and the ombudsman agreed. The Telegraph has more. The customer, known only as “Mr J”, went into NatWest last July and was upset by the Pride materials on display. He claimed that the paraphernalia distressed him both because of his disabilities and religious beliefs but NatWest refused to take them down. The bank pointed out most of the services he required could have been done online.

3 days ago | dailysceptic.org | Will Jones

Keir Starmer admitted mass immigration risks making Britain an “island of strangers” today as he announced the latest crackdown – but still refused to put a cap on numbers amid a Reform electoral surge hitting Labour hard. The Mail has more. The PM deployed the “take back control” Brexit slogan at a press conference in Downing Street as he pledged to end the “betrayal” of reliance on cheap foreign labour.

4 days ago | dailysceptic.org | Will Jones

“The India-Pakistan ceasefire is a triumph for Trump” – After more than four days of clashes since the early hours of Wednesday morning, India and Pakistan have agreed to a full ceasefire, and it’s a triumph for Trump, says Kunwar Khuldune Shahid in the Spectator. “How US pulled India and Pakistan back from all-out war” – Washington’s late-night return to pulling strings in foreign conflicts has paid off, says the Telegraph.

5 days ago | dailysceptic.org | Will Jones

One of Britain’s biggest chemical plants is at risk of closure after the site’s Saudi owners paused a multimillion-pound upgrade project, citing high energy prices and a lack of Government concern for the crisis-hit sector. The Telegraph has the story. The Olefins 6 ‘cracker’ facility in Teesside, controlled by Sabic, employs hundreds of workers and had been undergoing a major conversion to run on gas feedstock.