Author: Dave Carter

In a remarkable turnaround at Murrayfield, Scotland delivered a commanding performance to triumph over England in an exhilarating Calcutta Cup clash, securing a bonus-point victory with a scoreline of 31-20. Following a disappointing loss to Italy earlier in the Six Nations, the Scots, guided by the exceptional Finn Russell, displayed a level of precision and… Continue reading Scotland 31-20 England: Gregor Townsend's side regain Calcutta Cup in Murrayfield thriller

Palmerston, the well-known former “chief mouser” of the Foreign Office, has passed away in Bermuda. His death was confirmed via a post on his social media account, which paid tribute to the cat as a “diplocat extraordinaire” who “passed away peacefully on 12 February.” Palmerston had been living in Bermuda following a diplomatic role serving… Continue reading Former Foreign Office cat Palmerston dies in Bermuda

The text you shared highlights some heartfelt love stories and common lessons learned in relationships, in honor of St Valentine’s Day. Here’s a brief summary of the key points and stories mentioned: – **Common relationship values**: Honesty, communication, respect, forgiveness, friendship, laughter, kindness, and working through arguments together were repeatedly cited as important. – **John… Continue reading 'You're not always going to like them' – 100 couples reveal the secret to lasting love

Amanda James-Hammett experienced a stroke at the age of 37 while she was at home, doing the dishes. She described the moment vividly, recalling a popping sensation in her head, followed by an abnormal, unsuccessful attempt to scream. Within just a few hours, Amanda found herself unable to speak or move her right arm, setting… Continue reading New 'at home' tech trialled to help stroke survivors regain movement

During his formal installation ceremony at Westminster Cathedral, Archbishop Richard Moth, the newly appointed leader of Catholics in England and Wales, openly acknowledged the Church’s shortcomings, particularly concerning the abuse suffered by vulnerable individuals. His address underscored the importance of addressing these failures honestly and engaging with those who have been deeply affected. Archbishop Moth,… Continue reading Church must learn from abuse victims, says Catholic Archbishop Richard Moth

A man was recently sentenced to prison for a rape committed two decades ago, thanks to a DNA breakthrough. The incident dates back to October 2006, when Kennedy Jimmy, then aged 25, encountered a teenage girl and her friend in a supermarket parking lot in Shefford, Bedfordshire. While the friend went inside the shop, Jimmy… Continue reading Bedfordshire rapist caught by DNA 20 years after crime

At Food Works Sheffield, an unexpected symbol of affection has appeared among the fresh produce donations: two carrots interlocked so closely they seem to be embracing. This charming sight brought smiles to volunteers as they sorted through the vegetable crates, highlighting an unusual example of nature’s whimsy. Rather than cutting the unusually entwined carrots, the… Continue reading 'Cuddling carrots' steal hearts at Sheffield food waste hub

After enduring several days and weeks marked by persistent rain and overcast skies, a shift in the weather is now underway across the United Kingdom. The arrival of Arctic air has brought chilly conditions, resulting in a cold and frosty start to the weekend, particularly affecting northern regions where snow and ice are expected. Despite… Continue reading UK weather: Sunny start to weekend ahead of snow and ice warnings

Russian opposition figure Alexei Navalny was reportedly killed through poisoning with a toxin derived from dart frogs, according to investigations by the UK and several European nations. This conclusion comes two years after his death at a Siberian penal facility, with the implicated toxin, epibatidine, identified in samples taken from Navalny’s body. The UK Foreign… Continue reading Russia killed opposition leader Alexei Navalny using toxin from dart frog, UK says

Radio presenter Edith Bowman has issued an emotional appeal after her suitcase, containing some of her late grandfather’s ashes, was reportedly stolen during a train journey. The 52-year-old revealed that the incident took place on a trip from London Paddington to Kemble in Gloucestershire last Friday. Bowman shared on social media that the suitcase held… Continue reading Edith Bowman's case 'stolen' on GWR London Paddington train