Yes, it is fun watching silly Leftists wailing and gnashing their teeth over President Trump’s victory. It is yet more evidence that such people have no real idea what is going on in the world. But that does not prove that Mr Trump’s election is good news for the rest of us. Leave aside his deep personal unpleasantness, which is beyond dispute. Such nastiness is not unknown among Leftists and liberals. We have no real idea what he will do, because he does not know either. Despite being the most cunning politician in the English-speaking world since the death of the late Princess Diana, Mr Trump (like her) is not especially intelligent or well-informed. It is a sad fact of politics that the most astute people are seldom the brightest, while the cleverest are usually bad at the feral behaviour which gets yo to the top.

As a schoolgirl, growing up in a small Derbyshire village in the Noughties, Tia Billinger had big dreams. Dazzled by the stars burning bright in her young eyes, she lapped up reality TV shows such as Celebrity Big Brother, I’m A Celebrity and The X Factor. This was exactly the kind of fame the pretty blonde teenager grew up craving; the kind that comes from exposure and hype rather than any discernible talent. To be fair, such a desire is hardly unusual among young people today. But Tia’s longing for fame and attention was to take her in an extreme, horrifying direction – one which, as the Mail has discovered this week, has been almost unbelievable for those who remember her as a sweet schoolgirl, utterly devoted to her privately educated long-term boyfriend.

Prince Harry and Meghan are staying far away from the Festival of Remembrance this year, after filming a video in California instead. The Sus𝑠e𝑥es both wore dark blazers with poppy pins fastened on their lapels as they spoke in a video about protections for ‘the most vulnerable in our world’ against the threat of digital violence and harm yesterday. The new video message appears to have been filmed in California, where the Sus𝑠e𝑥es reside with their children, Archie and Lilibet.

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Newly elected Labour MPs are refusing to hold in-person surgeries after receiving abuse over the Government’s policies on farmers and pensioners. Insiders said the 2024 intake has been shocked by the level of hatred MPs receive, with some struggling to adjust to public life. One MP was seen ‘crying in the corridor’ in Parliament over the vitriol they received over Government decisions, including the inheritance tax raid on farms and scrapping of the winter fuel allowance for many pensioners.

A hotel worker and a drug dealer were today revealed as two of the three mystery men arrested over the death of Liam Payne in Buenos Aires. Police in Argentina believe they have uncovered drug dealing at the CasaSur Palermo Hotel where the One Direction star fell to his death from his suite’s third-floor balcony on October 16. A 21-year-old and a 24-year-old have been named overnight by respected Argentine news website Infobae as two of the three arrested suspects. They are accused of supplying Mr Payne with drugs while a third suspect is under investigation for abandoning a person who subsequently died.

Prince Andrew last night faced calls to ‘come clean’ and reveal the secret sources of funding that are bankrolling his stay at Royal Lodge in Windsor. The King stopped paying his disgraced brother’s £3 million-a-year security bill at the 30-room mansion last month and urged him to move into more modest accommodation as part of an extraordinary row dubbed ‘the siege of Royal Lodge’. Now it has emerged that Andrew has been allowed to stay at the property in Windsor Great Park after convincing Palace authorities that he has secured enough funds to support himself.

Prince Harry and Meghan ‘turned back the clock’ with ‘an homage to their Royal days’ a new video message released today, a body language expert has said. The Duke and Duchess of Sus𝑠e𝑥 made their first joint appearance in nearly three months today as they spoke about online violence against children – a cause that is deeply important to them. Both wearing dark blazers with Remembrance poppies fastened on their lapels, the Sus𝑠e𝑥es called for greater protections for ‘the most vulnerable in our world’ against the threat of digital violence and harm.

Donald Trump has vowed to return a bust of Winston Churchill to the Oval Office as a ‘mark of respect’ to Britain’s great wartime leader. The bronze bust was removed by ‘woke’ Joe Biden when he defeated Trump in 2020 and was replaced with a bust of Hispanic union leader Cesar Chavez. A self-professed Anglophile whose mother was Scottish, Trump has described Churchill as his idol.