Burnham's public control plans, Sir Rod Stewart's last tour, healthiest budget meals
Impossible d'ajouter des articles
Échec de l’élimination de la liste d'envies.
Impossible de suivre le podcast
Impossible de ne plus suivre le podcast
-
Lu par :
-
De :
Today: Andy Burnham sets out plans for state control of water, energy and housing at Labour conference, Donald Trump reacts to the release on bail of five London men after a suspected Iranian bomb plot at RAF Fairford, Rod Stewart announces his retirement after heart surgery, the latest on Sir Ranulph Fiennes, plus nutritionists reveal the cheapest meals to keep your heart healthy. Your briefing for Tuesday 29 September, from the Daily Mail, with the best of your comments.
Jump to a story(00:00) Today's headlines
(00:29) Andy Burnham state control plans
(01:48) Donald Trump on RAF Fairford
(02:49) Rod Stewart retirement and tour
(03:51) Sir Ranulph Fiennes Shropshire home
(04:43) Heart healthy meals from nutritionists
Burnham to vow public control of energy, water and housing while signalling end of pension triple lock in conference speech
Andy Burnham will announce plans for greater state control of water, energy and housing at Labour's party conference, marking the most Left-wing speech by a modern British prime minister. He is expected to call for the state to take 'more control of the basics' and may signal the end of the pensions triple lock to fund his £18billion social care reform.
Donald Trump says he is 'surprised' five British men were released on bail after material found in terror suspect vans 'not viable explosives'
Donald Trump expressed surprise after five British men from London were released on bail following a suspected Iranian bomb plot at RAF Fairford. Tests on material found in three vans near the Gloucestershire base showed they were not viable explosives. Iran denied involvement. Trump said the suspects were known to authorities and he would not have released them.
Rod Stewart, 81, announces his retirement from the stage after six decades... and says 'it's time to say farewell' as he confirms dates for 'final tour ever'
Rod Stewart, aged 81, has announced he will retire from the stage after a career spanning six decades, following heart surgery last month. He will embark on a final tour next year after being forced to cut short his One Last Time farewell tour in the US earlier this year due to his operation. Stewart began his career in 1962 and has sold over 120 million records worldwide.
Sir Ranulph Fiennes is 'taken to isolated farmhouse hidden behind a 6ft gate'
Sir Ranulph Fiennes, 82, is believed to be back at his isolated Shropshire farm, which is secured by a six foot high industrial gate. Two modular homes were assembled near the main residence last week, one for Fiennes and one for his carer. His second wife Louise Millington-Cotes has moved him between facilities, keeping his identity concealed to prevent friends from visiting.
I'm a nutritionist, here's the best breakfast, lunch and dinner to eat to prevent a heart attack - and they're all cheap as chips
Nutritionists told the Mail the cheapest and simplest meals to keep your heart healthy as around 7.6 million Britons live with cardiovascular disease. Their budget-friendly suggestions include porridge for breakfast, tinned fish for lunch and vegetable curries for dinner.
About the Daily DownloadThe Daily Download is the Daily Mail's daily news podcast: five stories in five minutes, every morning. A Daily Mail journalist carefully curates every episode, and our AI hosts bring their reporting to life. Comment on a story to feature on tomorrow's show.
Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.