In a message aimed at rallying a divided Labour against Reform, Sir Keir also told the Guardian: “History will not forgive us if we do not use every ounce of our energy to fight Reform. We have to unite and fight … we cannot miss this opportunity to set out our stall and take the fight to Reform,” Sir Keir said. But she insisted that many more MPs are “frustrated” that their colleagues are already trying to topple Sir Keir. Ahead of Labour conference, backbench MPs and unions have renewed calls to end the two-child benefit cap. Labour MPs forced a U-turn on Sir Keir’s plans to cut the benefits bill earlier this year.

Here we take a look at which of the Strictly professionals has taken home the most Glitterball Trophies, as well as this year's pairings. 2 Oti Mabuse is one of the most successful pros in Strictly history Credit: BBC2 Aliona Vilani and Harry Judd got their hands on the Glitterball Trophy in 2011 Credit: BBCWhich dancer has won Strictly the most times? The professional dancers who have won Strictly Come Dancing the most times are Oti Mabuse and Aliona Vilani, with two wins each. Who are the Strictly 2025 pairings? Strictly 2025 kicked off with its launch show on Saturday, September 20, on BBC One and BBC iPlayer.

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Sir Nick Faldo's impressive net worth, owning a farm in the USA, Rory McIlroy opinionSir Nick Faldo is widely regarded as one of the greatest golfers of all time and represented Europe a record 11 times in the Ryder Cup. ‌Sir Nick Faldo is one man who knows exactly what it takes to lift the trophy, as one of the tournament's most successful players ever. From his staggering net worth to his new life in the United States, here's everything you need to know about Faldo today. His other ventures include The Faldo Golf Institute, founded in 1997, and his golf course design firm, Faldo Design, which he established six years earlier. Discussing his new pace of life, Faldo continued: "It's nice for me, on some days, to just go, 'What have I got to do?'

A study analysed 765 instant noodles products from 10 countries. And the BMJ said: "Only 62% of instant noodles displayed the salt content on their food label. Salt content in instant noodles is very high, with 90% exceeding the daily salt intake recommended by WHO." The NHS warns that excessive salt intake leads to high blood pressure, significantly increasing the risk of heart attacks and strokes. Explaining your daily intake level, the NHS says adults should have no more than 6g of salt a day (around 1 level teaspoon).

Tickets will only be available through the official ticket vendor Ticketsellers and there will not be a second ticket release. Adult weekend tickets are priced at £296, while student and under-25 tickets cost £266, while teen tickets (ages 13-17) are £211. Little Folk Parade(Image: Nici Eber)The Settler’s Pass costs £376 for adults, £336 for students and under-25s, and £271 for teens. Little Folk Parade(Image: Nici Eber)Green Man 2025 was widely praised by audiences and critics alike. Little Folk Parade(Image: Nici Eber)The Last Laugh stage featured emerging comedians.

From California, Zero Motorcycles’ DSR/X special Black Forest edition, above, has a lightweight chassis, spoked wheels and three-piece luggage set. That’s a wrapEttinger’s buttery leather cigar wrap, made in collaboration with cigar merchant Hunters & Frankau, offers the perfect blend of luxury and protection. In resilient brushed 904L superalloy steel, it comes with two straps and a handmade Italian leather pouch. All-rounderSlowear, Italian maker of chic casualwear, has a range of cycling-inspired pieces designed for use on and off the saddle. Buttons that allow you to modify your clothing when riding and reflective bands make this perfect gear for stylish ciclistas.

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Close Bryson DeChambeau and Justin Thomas hailed by USA fans after arrival on first tee box at Ryder Cup 2025Europe tightened their grip on the 2025 Ryder Cup with another winning session in the Saturday morning foursomes, extending their advantage to 8½ -3½. Bryson DeChambeau and Cameron Young brought home the first point of day two, sinking Matt Fitzpatrick and the out of sorts Ludvig Aberg 4&2. But Europe quickly struck back as Rory McIlroy – who lost his cool with a fan during the round – and Tommy Fleetwood continued their perfect Ryder Cup record by beating Harris English and Collin Morikawa 3&2. It is the first time an away team has ever won all of the first three sessions of a Ryder Cup. Follow all the latest cores from Saturday’s foursomes at the Ryder Cup below as Europe and USA resume their fierce rivalry.

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Before the British documented caste in their records, caste was actually a fluid varna system. Temples were closed to castes deemed impure by birth, and state edicts ensured that caste etiquette was binding. Copperplates and temple records excluded the 'impure castes' from tanks, processions and inner streets. Zamindari grants to Brahmins included the right to enforce caste rules in temple service.This shows that caste, and especially untouchability, were not just a village custom but a state concern. Saints were remembered with their caste attached, their devotion treated as miraculous exceptions, not models to be followed.

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