News about Adam Boulton

The TV presenter and broadcaster has admitted that losing Derek, 56, in January, almost four years after he was struck down by Covid and its complications 'left a big hole' in all their lives. But now she's determined to try and piece her life back together and fill that hole with love and happiness. The first step on the journey will be a family holiday with the children this year, she told MailOnline at the weekend, adding: 'It's going to be a bit challenging because it's a different kind of family set up that we have now. But we will do something lovely.'

Following the Laurence Fox controversy, Reverend Calvin Robinson (left) posted on X, formerly Twitter, that he had been barred from GB News. Fox was suspended from the channel after he made a series of remarks on the programme about political correspondent Ava Evans, which included asking 'who would want to s**g that?' On Tuesday, the university released a tweet on Tuesday. Angelos Frangopoulos, the GB News boss, apologized to Ms Evans for remarks that said, "should not have gone to air" and should have been "properly chastised" on Friday morning.

A Treasury minister's hopes of a prompt tax cut were dashed yesterday. Victoria Atkins said that the government did not have the necessary resources to ease the burden on hard-pressed individuals and businesses. Ministers must be 'fiscally accountable,' she said, and that the number one target was combating inflation. The news will come as a blow to the hundreds of Conservative MPs who have been calling on the party to lower taxes from their 70-year high, both to boost the party's chances in next year's election and to improve the economy. In the most recent inquiry, the Conservative Growth Group, led by Liz Truss, has recommended that the 'unfair' income tax system be based on family rather than individual.

JAN MOIR: As new Prime Minister Liz Truss swam towards No. 10 in her motorcade, primed and ready to make the most crucial speech of her life, the weather took a turn for the worse. Oh dear, oh no, not now! Inky storm clouds gathered, the heavens opened, and a late summer rain storm threatened to ruin her big moment on the pavement outside Downing Street. The omens of this biblical deluge were certainly not lost on anyone. There was gloating on social media, a lot of titteration amongst the Twitterati, and a sigh of shame over the BBC's live coverage. On one of the hottest days [in summer 2019,] the Borrows took over.' Liz will be concerned about the political metaphors,' said political reporter Nick Eardley, nodding sadly. But then, a kind of miracle occurred when the doomsters were going full throttle with gloomsters. The rain stopped just as quickly as it had started. As the PM's car came to a halt outside Downing Street, a few rays of sunshine managed to poke through the London murk. Somehow, the gods were on her side and Liz Truss made her speech at the podium just as she had planned and tradition demanded