Author: Dave Carter

A tragic two-car collision in County Antrim on Sunday claimed the lives of Ralph Anthony Singco and Cathrene Kith Quiñones Singco, both in their 30s. The couple’s unborn child, named Kate, also died as a result of the crash. Their parish priest, Father Vincent Cushnahan of St Vincent de Paul in Ligoniel, described the pair… Continue reading Crumlin: Victims of crash were young, vibrant and dynamic, says priest

Ellen Roome, a mother from Gloucestershire, is among a group of parents taking legal action against TikTok following the tragic deaths of their children. She traveled to the United States to attend the initial hearing of the case, which has been brought forward by the Social Media Victims Law Centre. Roome expressed a strong desire… Continue reading Bereaved mother hopes for TikTok accountability after son's death

A long-standing programme that has supplied free books to newborns in Wales for 25 years is facing funding cuts, a move that many describe as “heartbreaking.” BookTrust Cymru, which coordinates initiatives to encourage parents to read with infants and toddlers, expressed concern that the cessation of direct grants could leave disadvantaged families without vital support.… Continue reading Wales to become only UK nation to lose free baby book scheme

Robert Jenrick’s defection to Reform UK unfolded in a scene marked by chaos rather than polished planning. At Reform’s headquarters, the cramped space was overfilled with supporters anticipating the announcement. Yet, when Nigel Farage introduced his new recruit, Jenrick was conspicuously absent, arriving late to the event that was meant to mark his formal transition.… Continue reading Nigel Farage gains another Tory in his 'biggest coup' so far

Fast-food group Leon is set to expand its presence in locations such as service stations, airports, and train stations, following the decision to close 20 of its High Street outlets, according to John Vincent, the company’s chief executive. Vincent cited the impending increases in business rates and overall rising costs as key factors making High… Continue reading Leon will focus on stations and airports to revive fortunes, boss says

Ofsted has launched an inspection into Bristol Brunel Academy following concerns that the school may have been pressured into cancelling a visit from Damien Egan, a Jewish Member of Parliament. The visit, initially scheduled for September, was postponed by the school due to concerns about student safety amid plans for a pro-Palestine demonstration on the… Continue reading Ofsted inspecting Bristol school after MP visit postponement

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Elon Musk’s AI-powered tool Grok, launched on the social media platform X in 2023, will no longer permit the editing of photos of real individuals to depict them in revealing attire in regions where such alterations are illegal. This decision follows significant public backlash concerning the misuse of AI to create sexualized deepfake images. According… Continue reading Elon Musk's X to block Grok from undressing images of real people

Robert Jenrick, the former Conservative shadow minister, has made headlines after defecting to Reform UK. Following his dismissal by Kemi Badenoch for allegedly conspiring against her, Jenrick has become the highest-ranking Tory figure to join the party. His departure is marked by sharp criticism toward his previous colleagues, whom he described as “rotten” and the… Continue reading Newspaper headlines: 'Sacked Jenrick defects' and 'Traitories'

A recent report has highlighted significant delays in the repair and replacement of hospital buildings constructed with unsafe Raac (reinforced autoclaved aerated concrete). Despite the government’s initial goal to address these issues by 2030, progress has fallen behind schedule. Seven hospitals identified as priorities for remedial work last year are now expected to open only… Continue reading Deadline to fix unsafe crumbling NHS hospitals will be missed