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  A FURIOUS former MEP has unleashed a scathing attack on Boris Johnson's Brexit deal, claiming even European Union states were amazed by how beneficiant the terms were on fishing. The former Brexit Party MEP said: "Another one hundred and five vessels have been granted licences to fish inside our 6-12, we did not even impenetrable our 6-12 miles. "I have had French fishermen and Dutch fishermen communicate to me and say we did not even assume to be in a position to do that. "They would have been completely satisfied with a 5 and a half of year transitional duration and having the rest. "Talk about a awful deal and discuss about dreadful negotiations. "I have stated it all along, it is like baking a cake, they have blended it all up, put it all in the oven but they have not switched it on." Ms Mummery added: "That is what happened, Boris has got to get people round the desk who in reality know what they are talking about. "We have got to surv

  England were frustrated by a valiant Scotland in their Euro 2020 Group D clash on Friday as they could only battle to a 0-0 draw in opposition to their rivals. Few would have expected such a close contest but the Three Lions more than met their match as they struggled to break down their opponents on home soil. John Stones came the closest early in the match, heading Mason Mount's nook onto the post. After that the best probabilities then fell to the visitors, as Jordan Pickford denied Stephen O'Donnell before Lyndon Dykes' shot was cleared off the line in the 2nd half. Gareth Southgate rung the changes in an strive to galvanise his side - even substituting his underperforming captain Harry Kane - however Scotland stood firm and looked the more likely to get a winner. This match has promised so much for so long, and it duly delivered. We asked for a contest, we got a battle. England came into the fixture as massive favourites over their competitors but were met with a imp

  Scotland fans were in excessive spirits as they partied in London but they additionally cleaned up after themselves as they picked up piles of litter before the Euro 2020 clash with England. Scotland impressed on the pitch as they produced some good attacking play in their 0-0 draw whilst some of their supporters additionally gave a desirable image as they were pictured eliminating rubbish. Social distancing though went out of the window as fans set off flares in a carnival atmosphere where bottles were additionally broken and people danced in fountains. Others kicked footballs, some held aloft bottles of alcohol and many belted out the Scottish national anthem and chanted "No Scotland, no party". Police arrested 30 people for offences including racial aggravation, under the influence of alcohol and disorderly behaviour and assault on a police officer. Bottles and other litter was left piled up in streets round central London as fans from north of the border turned up on Fr

 Head bowed, his arms handcuffed behind his back and wearing a black face mask and bullet-proof vest, Greek pilot Charalambos Anagnostopoulos was led into courtroom yesterday surrounded via armed police. What a contrast to other instances we have viewed the 33-year-old widower of young British wife, Caroline Crouch. Who could fail to have been moved when, cradling their 11-month-old toddler daughter Lydia in his arms, he was photographed gently putting a flower on her coffin at her funeral on the island of Alonissos last month? Or when he hugged her distraught mom at a memorial service on Wednesday — just hours before he eventually confessed to murdering her at their home in Athens on May 11 and hatching an tricky plot to dodge justice. The motive? It was as old as time itself. Caroline, who was 20, had threatened to leave him and take baby Lydia with her. ‘I did not want to go to jail due to the fact I wanted to raise my daughter,’ he is said to have told officers after being interrog

  A pal of the Sussexes stated 'William threw Harry out', in accordance to Robert Lacey's e book Battle of the Brothers which is featured in the Times, after the livid smartphone call which allegedly ended with the Duke of Sussex hanging up on his brother. The book claims that William suspected Meghan was 'hostile' to the royal system and perhaps deliberate on leaving the monarchy from the very start and returning to America. Staff claim in the book that Meghan 'played the victim, however was a bully' and handled courtiers poorly in line with her experiences in Hollywood, a modus operandi allegedly exceeded on to Harry who was head 'screaming' at his staff. Meghan and Harry have continually denied the bullying allegations. William is alleged to have informed a friend he thought she had an 'agenda' and felt 'hurt' and 'betrayed' by the rift, with the heir to the throne telling a pal his spouse Kate 'had been cautious of Meg