Author: Dave Carter

Yes Scotland Ltd, established by former SNP leader and First Minister Alex Salmond to advocate for Scottish independence prior to the referendum, has remained inactive since 2014. The organization’s most recent dormant accounts, which were published last year, reflected a balance of zero. When questioned, Yes Scotland directed BBC Scotland to its audited financial returns… Continue reading Yes Scotland hands accounts to police after 'missing £1.5m' complaint

Wildfires are currently raging across various parts of the UK, putting firefighters under what the National Fire Chiefs Council (NFCC) chair has described as “extreme pressure” amid an ongoing heatwave. Phil Garrigan told BBC Breakfast that the prolonged dry conditions have significantly heightened the threat of uncontrollable fires. He emphasized the lack of rain in… Continue reading Wildfires burn across UK as fire chiefs warn of extreme pressure

Police continue to question a suspect in connection with the murder of politician Ann Widdecombe, marking the third consecutive day of interrogation. The individual in custody is a 28-year-old white British man from Rotherham, South Yorkshire. He was initially arrested on Saturday on suspicion of murder. However, on Monday, authorities re-arrested him under suspicion of… Continue reading Police continue to question suspect over Ann Widdecombe murder

Claire Freemantle, the driver involved in a tragic car crash at a school event in Wimbledon, is scheduled to face trial in September next year. The incident took place on July 6, 2023, when a Land Rover driven by Freemantle collided with an end-of-term tea party at The Study Preparatory School in southwest London. Two… Continue reading Trial of The Study Preparatory School crash driver set for 2027

A recently published report highlights an increasing disparity in academic performance between students from wealthier families and those from lower-income households. According to the Education Policy Institute (EPI), despite some progress following the Covid pandemic, the gap in educational achievement in England has grown wider again and remains larger across all school phases compared to… Continue reading Free school meal pupils falling further behind their peers, report warns

Early Sunday morning, Anita Woolnough set off for a walk with her dog at 5:25 AM and was the first to notice police activity in her vicinity. By the time she returned, the scene had transformed dramatically, with approximately 50 police vehicles present. She recalled seeing a significant police presence, including armed officers who were… Continue reading Barham villagers shocked by terror threat to Islamic event

Dwayne “The Rock” Johnson fulfilled a special promise by renting out an entire cinema in Colchester to provide an unforgettable experience for 200 pupils from St Gregory Primary School in Sudbury, Suffolk, along with their friends and families. The students were treated to an exclusive screening of the new live-action Moana movie at the Vue… Continue reading The Rock hires out cinema for Sudbury schoolchildren to see Moana

Discussions surrounding the personal safety of Members of Parliament have taken on a distressingly familiar tone. This concern is something MPs from across the political spectrum often contemplate privately, as it significantly affects their daily lives. However, the recent involvement of counter-terrorism police in the investigation of Ann Widdecombe’s death has reignited a very public… Continue reading Chris Mason: Investigation into Widdecombe's death rekindles debate over how to protect politicians

A disturbing trend has emerged in which men secretly film their wives, girlfriends, and even strangers, then share the footage online while boasting about their actions. Some individuals have taken this further by hiding cameras along walking routes in an attempt to capture women in private moments, such as urinating. This unsettling behavior is the… Continue reading BBC documentary found spycams secretly filming women online

A British individual has come forward with revelations to the BBC suggesting that Howard Lutnick, the current US commerce secretary appointed in 2025, did not disclose a business connection with the notorious financier Jeffrey Epstein. Simon Andriesz, who formerly held a managing director role at a Wall Street firm, uncovered an email exchange dating back… Continue reading How US commerce secretary's Epstein links were uncovered by British whistleblower