🚨Now it's SIX Meetings With Man City, Not the One He Told Parliament Andy Burnham told MPs he had only one significant meeting with Manchester City's Abu Dhabi owners while mayor. The Sun has now counted at least six contacts with the club's hierarchy. Two dinners with chairman Khalsa on Al Mubarak in 2017 and 2018, a 2019 stand-side chat, the 2021 summit he later called his sole significant meeting, a 2023 sit-down with CEO Ferran Soriano, and a 2025 meeting with former COO Roel de Vries. The dinner entries then disappeared from the Greater Manchester Combined Authority website. Burnham says the dinners were ordinary hospitality, that City's financial case was never discussed, and that he is happy for a full trawl. Fair enough - if the public is expected to accept that a prime minister's earlier relationship with owners now found guilty of almost every one of 115 Premier League charges was purely incidental. The gap between "one significant meeting" and six is not a rounding error. It is a credibility problem

🚨Starmer arsonist gets deported - Labour suddenly remembers how to deport when the house on fire is theirs A Ukrainian-born Romanian national convicted of helping orchestrate arson attacks on Keir Starmer’s constituency home, a former vehicle and a linked flat in a suspected Russian-directed plot has been deported after his two-year sentence, prompting observers to note how swiftly the Home Office acts against foreign criminals when the victims are senior Labour figures rather than ordinary British communities facing similar threats—so why does the same government so often struggle to remove other convicted foreign offenders who target the public?