Nicholas Pyke
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- Sep 12, 2026
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Expert's stark winter warning as families brace for energy bill hike (opens the original)
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Britain's rush to Net Zero means it will be luck rather than good management if the lights stay on this winter, a leading analyst has warned. European nations face a series of energy shocks in the coming weeks thanks to the Iran war, record low gas reserves and a water shortage in Norway that threatens to cut crucial exports of hydro-electric power. But Britain is uniquely vulnerable because the dash for wind and solar power and power station closures mean we now import electricity from our neig
Headache for Palace as late Queen's confidante 'signs up for TV doc' (opens the original)
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She is already known as the crane driver's daughter who became Queen Elizabeth's confidante and dresser. Now Angela Kelly's remarkable rise to power seems set for a global audience. The Mail on Sunday understands Ms Kelly, 68, has agreed to cooperate with a film about her life story which saw her wield almost unparalleled influence in the Royal Household. Known as 'gatekeeper' to the late Queen, what the feisty Liverpudlian chooses to reveal on camera could prove a matter of serious concern to t
Savers are still pouring millions into unregulated 'loan note' schemes (opens the original)
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Lawyers representing potential victims in the growing ‘loan note’ scandal have told The Mail on Sunday that British savers are still pumping millions into risky, unregulated finance schemes despite a chilling warning from the financial regulator. This month, the Financial Conduct Authority (FCA) told savers to beware of loan notes, often known as mini-bonds, sold by unregulated advisers. Loan notes are financial instruments advertising high returns with weak or unconventional guarantees that can
Driver handed 32 traffic fines after criminals cloned her number plate (opens the original)
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Returning from two weeks' holiday, Sandra Yarwood had no idea that anything was amiss with the small, black Volkswagen Golf still parked in the street outside. Until, that is, the traffic violation notices started pouring through the letter box. The media consultant from Earl's Court in London was astonished to receive no fewer than 32 separate £90 fines from seven different local authorities, accompanied by claims she'd driven in bus lanes, parked illegally and violated no-traffic zones across
Queen and the horse whisperer teamed up to rescue traumatised soldiers (opens the original)
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He found fame as the Californian 'horse whisperer' who even charmed the Queen of England. But when trainer Monty Roberts died three weeks ago aged 91, he left a lasting legacy not only at the Royal stables – where he was a regular visitor for 35 years – but in horsemanship around the world. The late Queen so admired Roberts' pioneering techniques for breaking-in horses – using gentle persuasion, not brutality – that the two became unlikely friends. One of the last films Elizabeth made was a docu
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