Author: Dave Carter

The Home Secretary has pledged to address the serious issues uncovered by an inquiry into the tragic events that led to the deaths of three young girls and violent assaults on others in Southport. This horrific incident occurred at a Taylor Swift-themed dance class in June 2024, where 17-year-old Axel Rudakubana was responsible for the… Continue reading Home Secretary admits failures led to Southport attack

Government officials are currently seeking all possible legal avenues to deport Shabir Ahmed, the former leader of a Rochdale grooming gang, following his scheduled release from prison. Ahmed was sentenced to 22 years in August 2012 for his role in the systematic abuse of girls as young as 12. Despite earlier assurances that he would… Continue reading Government 'looking at every route' to deport grooming gang leader

Jockey Frankie Dettori has sustained multiple injuries, including several broken ribs and a fractured thumb, following a car accident, according to a statement from his management team. The incident took place on Wednesday evening close to Newmarket, Suffolk. H Talent Management explained that another vehicle hit the rear passenger side of the car Dettori was… Continue reading Frankie Dettori seriously injured in Newmarket car crash

During Thursday’s Policing Board meeting, Boutcher expressed concern about the irresponsible nature of recent public commentary surrounding the case. He acknowledged the public’s interest but emphasized that the way the issue has been discussed was unacceptable. Boutcher specifically mentioned the efforts made by journalists to contact the victims, stating that such attempts must cease immediately… Continue reading Jeffrey Donaldson: Commentary 'utterly irresponsible', says chief constable

Sir Keir Starmer is set to issue an official apology on behalf of the British government for its involvement in the forced adoption practices that occurred in England and Wales during the mid-20th century. Between the 1950s and 1970s, approximately 185,000 babies were taken from their mothers, with numerous unmarried women being pressured into giving… Continue reading Starmer to formally apologise to victims of forced adoptions

A previously lesser-known painting closely related to the famous Monarch of the Glen has recently sold at auction in London for £5.9 million. This artwork, titled Scene in Braemar, was created by Sir Edwin Landseer, who was Queen Victoria’s preferred artist. The piece far exceeded expectations, achieving a price five times higher than the previous… Continue reading Monarch of the Glen sister painting sells for £5.9m at auction

Steven Crichton, a therapist from Pontypridd in Rhondda Cynon Taf, found himself relying on a food bank shortly after graduating from university. Despite the hardship, Steven and his partner Kat prioritized their children’s well-being, often skipping meals themselves so that their kids would have full lunch boxes. Contrary to his initial concerns, Steven described the… Continue reading Pontypridd man who used food bank after graduating wants to end stigma

A woman, known as Lorraine to protect her identity, has spoken out about her experience of being groomed by a Metropolitan Police officer and the prolonged struggle she faced in seeking justice. Despite receiving a sizeable financial settlement from the police, Lorraine says she has yet to receive “truth or accountability” from the force. She… Continue reading Woman given payout by Met Police regrets reporting officer

A BBC investigation has revealed that Twana Jamal, a convicted people smuggler once labeled as the “godfather” of French migrant camps, is currently living in Leicestershire. It is believed that he is seeking asylum in the UK while working illegally. Jamal received a five-year prison sentence in France in 2016, where authorities recognized him as… Continue reading People smuggler convicted in France now seeking asylum in UK, BBC discovers

UK drivers have recently seen the steepest monthly reduction in diesel prices since the year 2000, with costs dropping by 17p per litre during June, according to motoring organization RAC. This notable decline follows a period of volatility triggered by the outbreak of war involving the US, Israel, and Iran on 28 February. The conflict… Continue reading Diesel sees biggest monthly fall in 26 years. What's happening to fuel prices?