News about John Richardson

Sir Keir Starmer has been ridiculed for not wearing an England shirt as he watched the Three Lions' 1-0 win against Serbia at a pub with Angela Rayner and two comedians. The Labour leader donned a plain white t-shirt, while his deputy, Ms Rayner, and comics Jon Richardson and Matt Forde, all wore England strips as they sat through the nervy clash in which Jude Bellingham's first-half goal proved to be the difference. Ms Rayner tweeted a selfie of the four of them watching the game, with the caption: 'Celebrating a vital win with the gaffer. Well done lads!' But many were quick to point out that Sir Keir was the only one not wearing an England kit, with one quipping: 'Couldn't Keir afford an England shirt?' Another made a hilarious reference to Sir Keir regularly bringing up that his father was a toolmaker. They wrote: 'His dad was a toolmaker not a tailor - what do you expect!'

A distraught son has recalled the tragic moment he cradled his dying father in his arms after being struck by two racing drivers. After Adam Ross, 30, and 23-year-old Daniel Salvin, became involved in a fight on Bolton's roads, 59-year-old grandfather John Richardson was tragically killed outside his son's house on September 20 2019. Salvin, the test driver of the Vauxhall Vectra that assaulted Mr Richardson in 2019, was sentenced to seven years and four months in prison for seven years and four months after pleaded guilty to the charges.

The federal government issued the report on Tuesday, prompting senators and small business owners to process the full extent of the fraud committed during the national health crisis. The Government Accountability Office (GAO), which made the report public seven months after tentatively estimating the amount stolen at somewhere around $60 billion. According to the survey, fraudsters took much more – possibly more than double the figure – although officials responsible for the investigation warn that the number could even be higher. 'The full extent of [the] dishonest] fraud [seen] during the pandemic,' the GAO said, "would likely never be known."

The Oxford English Dictionary was not created by a team of dons and professors, and it was actually the Wikipedia of its day, assembled by a huge army of ordinary people. Among a diverse cast of housewives, factory inspectors, engineers, social activists, and a slew of others, three murderers and at least four people of psychiatric institutions have been listed as contributors. Over a 36-year span from 1880 to 1915, James Murray, a generous and devoted family man who had left school at 14 with no formal training, arranged thousands of volunteers recruited globally by newspaper advertisements.

In central Queensland, a school bus driver was killed after colliding two camels.

Residents of this charming village, which is just three miles south of the English/Scottish border, must travel 18 miles to find the nearest free ATM machine at a Co-operative store in Bellingham. On the winding lanes, a return car ride can take two hours or more. Those who rely on public transportation face an even greater challenge. It's a challenge to get to a bank. Bellingham once had three branches - a Lloyds, Barclays, and TSB - but these have closed in recent years, leaving Kielders no choice but to travel to Hexham, 30 miles away, to find a branch.

On June 8, former publisher and motorsport journalist John Richardson, 74, was discovered dead alongside his 64-year-old wife Angela near their Goring Heath home in south Oxfordshire. Since investors began to pull out of a new space flight simulation service, the pair had turned a shotgun on themselves in the 100-acre woodland nestled behind their country house. After starting the fledgling business that needed £35 million to get off the ground, a coroner heard on Wednesday how the elderly couple had accumulated 'irredeemable debt.'

Jason Heathcote (left and right, with his wife Ceri), 42, and Leah Richardson, a lawyer from Macclesfield, Cheshire, discovered her under the sheets in his bedroom with one strap of her dungarees down. 'You f***** s**g, you f***, you w***e' at Mrs Heathcote,'s father yelled. Mr Richardson yelled: "You f****** s**g, you f****** b****, you horrible w***e,' he screamed at her.' After the pair managed to wrestle him away, he erupted and he stormed off. Mrs Heathcote, a 40-year-old woman, suffered'swollening to her left cheek under the eye socket,' which was described as 'highly painful.' She denied any sexual relationship with Mr Richardson later and said her husband had 'lost the deal.'

Following the Queen's death, Steve Irwin's family has been photographed for the first time since there have been calls for the late Crocodile Hunter to be featured on Australian money. The face of King Charles III, as well as other Australians, will be printed, but some Aussies believe that Irwin, who died in 2006 at the age of 44, is more deserving of being on the national currency. Terri Irwin, daughter Bindi, and son-in-law Chandler Powell were seen flying into Brisbane Airport on Monday following their annual pilgrimage to the Steve Irwin Reserve near Weipa in Far North Queensland.

Queen Elizabeth II's death on Thursday heralds a slew of changes that will come into place in Australia, including the introduction of bank notes and coins featuring King Charles III's name (pictured right). However, some Australians are insisting that the country's tender be impressed with the visage of national hero Steve Irwin (right).

Since being suspended last year for refusing to get vaccinated against COVID-19, former Washington State football coach Nick Rolovich has filed a lawsuit against the university, charging $25 million for wrongful dismissal. According to the Seattle Times, the allegation was brought on behalf of Rolovich's Office of Risk Management on April 27. According to Brionna Aho, spokesperson for state Attorney General Bob Ferguson, such a characterization is a precondition for bringing a lawsuit against a state department. After a tort lawsuit is filed, a person must wait 60 days to sue. As of Wednesday, Aho said no lawsuit had been filed as of Wednesday. Brian Fahling of Kenmore, Rolovich's solicitor, did not return a phone call left at his Kenmore office on Wednesday. Rolovich has previously stated that he would take court action, alleging religious discrimination. Rolovich, who is Catholic, is a Jesuit. Governor Jay Inslee's provision, which mandates state employees to obtain the vaccine, was refused a religious exemption.