Author: Dave Carter

Approximately 1.4 million men from the Indian subcontinent, which now comprises India, Pakistan, and Bangladesh, served in the British Indian Army during the First World War. In the years following the conflict, authorities undertook a comprehensive survey across Punjab, aiming to document the names and fates of roughly 320,000 servicemen from that region alone. This… Continue reading Forgotten Punjabi WW1 soldiers recognised for first time

An internal investigation was conducted by Pizza Express to determine whether Andrew Mountbatten-Windsor had visited its Woking branch, according to BBC Newsnight. The inquiry was prompted by claims made by the former prince during a widely reported 2019 interview on Newsnight, in which he stated he had been at the restaurant in Surrey on the… Continue reading Pizza Express held inquiry into Andrew Mountbatten Windsor's Woking claim

According to The Times, Sir Keir Starmer is gearing up to confront criticism from President Trump regarding defence expenditure at the forthcoming NATO summit. This event marks one of Sir Keir’s final engagements as Prime Minister this week. In another part of the publication, there is a photograph featuring the Princess of Wales alongside her… Continue reading Newspaper headlines: 'Farage: I've done nothing wrong' and 'hangover of God'

New regulations are being proposed to restrict the amount of money overseas voters who move to the UK can donate to political parties. Under these plans, individuals who recently arrived in the UK would be limited to donating no more than £100,000 annually for their first year of residence. This measure is part of a… Continue reading Ministers propose £100,000 donations cap on voters moving to UK

A third heatwave of the year has begun affecting parts of the United Kingdom, with temperatures expected to climb as high as 34°C for some areas by midweek. While this heatwave is anticipated to be less severe than the one experienced in late June—when temperatures reached a peak of 37.7°C—it is predicted to last longer.… Continue reading UK weather: Third heatwave of the year begins but how different will it be?

An independent review has issued a stark warning that the quality of police leadership across England and Wales falls short of necessary standards, calling for a comprehensive overhaul. The Police Leadership Commission’s report, released on Monday, identifies significant weaknesses in how leaders are identified and developed within the force. It highlights that chief constable roles… Continue reading Police leadership needs fundamental overhaul, review finds

Semaglutide, available in both injectable and oral forms, works by imitating a hormone called GLP-1 (glucagon-like peptide-1), which the intestines release after eating. This hormone affects receptors in the brain responsible for controlling appetite, leading to a reduced feeling of hunger, increased fullness, and decreased cravings for food. Common side effects associated with both the… Continue reading All you need to know about Wegovy weight loss tablet

Sara Canning, the former partner of journalist Lyra McKee, expressed deep sorrow and frustration following the conclusion of a lengthy trial concerning McKee’s death. McKee was tragically shot during rioting in Londonderry on 18 April 2019, when a dissident republican gunman opened fire. Despite the gravity of the crime, three men—Paul McIntyre, Peter Cavanagh, and… Continue reading Lyra McKee: Former partner of journalist hopes her death haunts her killer

Large screens inside the Azteca Stadium informed spectators that an electrical storm was approaching and advised them to remain seated, although many chose to take shelter from the rain. Play was not permitted to resume until 30 minutes had passed since the last lightning strike was detected within an eight-mile radius of the venue. According… Continue reading Mexico vs England: Azteca Stadium issues shelter-in-place order because of severe weather

Benedict Blythe, a young boy from Stamford, Lincolnshire, who suffered from asthma and multiple allergies including eggs, nuts, and milk, tragically lost his life after an incident at school. Despite his mother collaborating with the school to develop an allergy action plan, an inquest revealed that the agreed procedures were not properly followed. This failure… Continue reading Benedict's Law to overhaul school allergy training