Former Mumford & Sons musician and podcast host Winston Marshall asked the White House on Monday if President Donald Trump would give "political asylum" to UK citizens punished for their speech.

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An Australian family is in disbelief after a stranger allegedly snuck into their home half a dozen times and used their swimming pool without permission. Queensland homeowner Holly Stevens said ...

But he could easily ditch the clubs and take a dip in the White House’s very own swimming pool, if the mood should strike. The White House’s current swimming pool, just south of the West Wing ...

Picture: 9News And allegedly begin using their pool while the family were out of the house. Picture: 9News Labelling the move as “entitled”, Ms Stevens told 9News she’s “come to the ...

UK tour ticket contributions have raised £500,000 for grassroots music venues thanks to artists like Pulp and Mumford & Sons. READ MORE: 2025 could be a game-changer for funding UK grassroots ...

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Former Mumford & Sons banjoist Winston Marshall stunned White House Press Secretary Karoline Leavitt when he called on the Trump administration to grant Brits prosecuted for their speech asylum ...

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To start, build a board that lists all the Kentucky Derby horses slated to race. Next, get each of the pool participants to sign their name next to the horse that they think will win the Derby.