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11:52 EDT, 18 February 2021 6.6k shares A Celtic fan has denied a charge against him over an 'offensive' tweet about Captain Sir Tom Moore that read 'burn, auld fella, buuurn' a day after the war hero and NHS fundraiser's death.  Joseph Kelly, 35, from Castlemilk in Glasgow, allegedly tweeted on February 3: 'The only good Brit soldier is a deed one, burn auld fella, buuuuurn.' He was later charged under the Communications Act 2003, which outlaws 'grossly offensive' messages.  It is not yet know if Kelly denies sending the tweet at all, or that he denies the message was offensive under t...

Prime Minister Boris Johnson today led well-wishers including MPs, journalists and charities in sending 'thoughts and prayers' to the Duke of Edinburgh after he was admitted to hospital.  Prince Philip, 99, was taken to the private King Edward VII Hospital in Marylebone, London last night as a 'precautionary measure' and is expected to remain there for a few days, Buckingham Palace said. His illness is not Covid-related and it is understood that the decision to admit the Queen's husband was taken with an 'abundance' of caution.  Philip was taken to the hospital by car before walking in un...

SOPHIE, Countess of Wessex, and Prince Edward were picked by Downing Street to go to Scotland to smooth tensions between London and Edinburgh and save the union, it has been claimed.