内容摘要：“People do not understand, I do not understand how a Labour government has taken away the fuel allowance of millions of pensioners just as winter approaches," Graham added.

“People do not understand, I do not understand how a Labour government has taken away the fuel allowance of millions of pensioners just as winter approaches," Graham added.

Bushy's had produced a "special brew" to mark its 40th year, produced in wooden barrels, Mr Cox explained.Organiser Camra Isle of Man was also celebrating its 50th birthday, he added, from when the group believes it was founded locally in 1975.

Mr Cox said there were more than 100 cask ales from all over the UK included in this year's event, and all the local breweries were involved.There was also more than 20 craft beers in kegs, more than 50 real ciders and perries, as well as fruit wines and mead.Mead was "very popular last year so we've upped our order", Mr Cox said.

Last year the festival attracted about 2,400 people over the three days, a number Mr Cox said they hoped to surpass this year.The Lord Bishop of Sodor and Man, the Venerable Patricia Hillas, poured the first pint of the festival ale at the opening on Thursday evening.

As St Albans Cathedral's longest serving active guide, who is spending his 46th Christmas in the role, Stephen de Silva talks of the importance of telling its history and how he is still learning about the church.

The cathedral, a shrine to Britain's first saint, is the oldest site of continuous Christian worship in Britain.in January, condemned Trump's calls for the US to take back the Panama Canal, to acquire Greenland and to make Canada the 51st state.

"What the hell's going on here? What president ever talks like that? That's not who we are," Biden told the BBC's Nick Robinson."We're about freedom, democracy, opportunity, not about confiscation."

Greenland, the world's largest island, has been controlled by Denmark for about 300 years. The island governs its own domestic affairs, but foreign and defence policy decisions are made in Copenhagen.The US has long had a security interest in the island. It has had a military base there since World War Two, and Trump may also have an interest in the rare earth minerals that could be mined.