Philadelphia, Pennsylvania- Scientists discover former statesman and founding father spinning in grave
"Its amazing!" Johnathan Agnet local physics teacher and scientist exclaimed. "Ever since around 10:30 am this morning when oral arguments began in the Trump immunity case and something Franklin said at a dinner party was brought up in defense of a person who seeks to basically become a monarch, an audible thumping sound was heard by passersby." Agnet said smiling. "It's increasing in speed and you can even charge your phone by holding it over the grave! Unbelievable!"
The health secretary has accused the British Medical Association of "juvenile delinquency" and behaving like "moaning minnies" after the union announced that resident doctors will go on strike in the run-up to Christmas.
Sir Brian Leveson, who conducted the independent review of the courts system that guided the government's decision to reduce on jury trials, has suggested there is no alternative.
The government has announced the right to a jury trial will be limited to only those facing a likely sentence of more than three years.
"Systematic failures" led to the Chinese spy case collapsing - and there's a risk they could be repeated, a parliamentary inquiry has said.
Chancellor Rachel Reeves has suffered another budget blow with a rebellion by rural Labour MPs over inheritance tax on farmers.
Reform UK and the Conservatives have rejected reports they could merge or form a pact before the next general election.
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