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As you will have read elsewhere, Angus Taylor has replaced Sussan Ley as the leader of the Liberal Party. It could also lead to further state by-elections, as both the local state members have indicated they might run. Michelle Milthorpe, who ran as an independent in Farrer in 2025 with backing from Climate 200, has announced she will run. Also on the immediate by-election calendar:• The Victorian state seat of Nepean faces a by-election at a date yet to be determined following the resignation of former Liberal deputy leader Sam Groth. A Country Liberal candidate is expected to be named in the coming days.
The Swiss food giant confirmed it is working to boost availability of infant formula to meet demand. Nestle said: “Production at all our infant formula factories is running at full capacity to ensure our products reach consumers as quickly as possible. In January, Nestle started a precautionary product recall of a number of batches of 12 SMA Infant Formula and Follow-On Formula products in the UK due to the possible presence of cereulide. A fresh batch of Nestle formula, which was only distributed in Northern Ireland, was also added to a product recall on February 4. On January 24, Danone recalled one batch of Aptamil First Infant Formula in the UK because of cereulide contamination.
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When is World Book Day 2026? Miss TrunchbullFrom the beloved Roald Dahl book Matilda, Miss Trunchbull is a great character to dress up as for World Book Day. The QuestioneersThe brilliant series of books by Andrea Beaty gives us multiple World Book Day costumes. Harry and the Bucketful of DinosaursThis lovely Ian Whybrow book provides us with another great World Book Day costume idea. What to do if you forget World Book DayIf you only remember it’s World Book Day when you turn up at the gates and your kids are already in their school uniforms?
Rosenior, making his first return to the club where he was player and manager, said: “The overall positive thing was the application of the team. What I’m really realising quickly is they’re not good players, they’re outstanding professionals. “It was a really professional performance against a very good team, who are pushing for the Premier League. “We had a few nice chances and I said to (Rosenior) that we deserved the goal and of course, he agreed. “We acknowledge that Hull City made stadium announcements, confirmed CCTV was being monitored, and that arrests have been made.
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BRITS are being urged to check their change after the UK’s rarest 50p in circulation sold for a staggering 166 times its face value. The Atlantic Salmon 50p fetched an unbelievable £83 on eBay, despite being worth just 50p in the shops. With only 200,000 put into circulation, it has officially overtaken the famous Kew Gardens 50p as the rarest currently in use. The Atlantic Salmon design was chosen to represent the UK’s rich wildlife across all four nations. The 50p has become the UK’s most collected coin thanks to its distinctive seven-sided shape and large 27.5mm diameter, the biggest of any British coin.
TLDRStarting from 25 February, dual British nationals traveling to the UK will need a valid British passport or a £589 certificate of entitlement to avoid border delays, according to the Home Office. The change has sparked complaints from British citizens abroad, who argue that the new rules are poorly communicated and financially burdensome. The government introduced the rules last year as part of a digitization program aimed at enhancing border security and streamlining travel, but critics say it unfairly targets dual nationals and could lead to families being separated.
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THE FA Cup fourth round is here with more mammoth upsets on the cards! Chelsea kick off the action on Friday night as they travel to Liam Rosenior‘s former employers Hull City. Your info will be used in accordance with our Privacy Policy You'll now receive top stories, breaking news, and more, straight to your email. In the evening, we have two all-Premier League ties as Aston Villa host Newcastle and Liverpool welcome Brighton to Anfield. On Sunday, Prem leaders Arsenal take on 2013 FA Cup winners Wigan while the fourth round reaches a thrilling climax on Monday night.
The co-founder of Palestine Action has won a legal challenge to the home secretary’s decision to ban the group under anti-terrorism laws. Palestine Action was the first direct action protest group to be proscribed. The decision was widely condemned and was defied by a civil disobedience campaign, during which more than 2,000 people have been arrested. From July last year, being a member of – or showing support for – the group became an offence punishable by up to 14 years in prison. Lucy Hough speaks to the Guardian columnist Owen Jones
