Author: Dave Carter

Sir Keir Starmer has expressed his apologies to the victims of Jeffrey Epstein, admitting he was misled by Lord Mandelson’s falsehoods when appointing him as the UK ambassador to the United States. The Prime Minister opened a speech on community funding by directly addressing the public outrage surrounding his handling of the controversy. Although it… Continue reading Keir Starmer apologises to Epstein victims for believing Mandelson's 'lies'

A nine-year-old girl was fatally stabbed while playing outside a shop where her mother worked, leading to a murder conviction. The incident took place in Boston, Lincolnshire, on July 28, 2022, when Deividas Skebas attacked Lilia Valutyte. Despite admitting to the killing, Skebas denied murder, claiming his mental health affected his responsibility. However, a jury… Continue reading Deividas Skebas guilty of murdering nine-year-old Lilia Valutyte

Alton Towers is introducing new restrictions for its disability queuing system during the upcoming February half-term, which will affect some visitors with conditions such as autism, ADHD, and anxiety. The theme park, operated by Merlin Entertainments, offers a ride access pass designed to assist guests who find queuing difficult due to disabilities or medical conditions.… Continue reading Alton Towers to restrict disability pass for people with ADHD and anxiety

Two former executives of a pre-paid funeral company appeared in court this week facing fraud charges after the business’s collapse left tens of thousands of customers at a loss. Richard Wells and Neil Debenham, who were senior figures at Safe Hands, have been accused of conspiracy to defraud and fraud by false representation. Safe Hands… Continue reading Safe Hands funeral firm executives face fraud charges in court

An official inquiry has determined that the deaths of at least 30 individuals who drowned while attempting to cross the English Channel in November 2021 could have been prevented. The tragedy occurred when the dinghy they were aboard became overwhelmed and capsized during the early hours of 24 November, marking the deadliest incident involving small… Continue reading Thirty deaths in small boat crossing avoidable, inquiry finds

The Duke of Marlborough is currently facing serious accusations related to controlling and coercive behavior directed at his estranged wife, along with charges that he strangled her on three separate occasions. These allegations were detailed in a court indictment and form the basis of the ongoing legal proceedings against him. According to the indictment, the… Continue reading Duke of Marlborough faces more allegations relating to estranged wife

A court has revealed that a Civil Nuclear Constabulary officer engaged in exchanging sexual images with a girl aged 12. The officer, Aiden Love, who was 34 at the time, initiated contact with the girl through social media in March of the previous year. During their communication, he misrepresented himself as a 14-year-old boy from… Continue reading Dounreay police officer exchanged sexual images with girl, 12

In the UK, thirty-six infants have reportedly experienced suspected food poisoning linked to contaminated baby formula. This follows the recall of certain batches manufactured by Nestlé and Danone due to the presence of the toxin cereulide. The UK Health Security Agency (UKHSA) has received clinical reports indicating that some young children have developed symptoms such… Continue reading At least 36 UK infants ill after drinking contaminated baby formula

The Roper family holds vivid memories of the “big snow” event that essentially isolated Dumfries and Galloway from the rest of Scotland. In February 1996, George and Joyce Roper were expecting their third child, who was already overdue by about a week, when severe blizzard conditions arrived. Their remote home near Kirkbean on the Solway… Continue reading What happened to the baby born in an army truck in the big snow?

In the lead-up to the Six Nations clash at Stade de France, Ireland captain Caelan Doris provided a light-hearted yet telling description of the challenge posed by France’s returning captain, Antoine Dupont. Doris likened the French scrum-half to “one of those little fish you try to touch and they dart away from you,” acknowledging Dupont’s… Continue reading Six Nations 2026: Ireland out to stop 'darting fish' Antoine Dupont and favourites France