Author: Dave Carter

Lee Inglis has confessed to the murder of his former partner, Stacey Hogg, following his discovery that she had started a new relationship. The case was heard at the High Court in Edinburgh, where Inglis admitted stabbing Stacey to death inside her home in Hawick earlier this year. At 39 years old, Inglis had a… Continue reading Abusive ex murdered woman after she began new relationship

On 29 January, McKenna lay in wait for Sidaway as she entered a park with her dog, concealed in the bushes with the intent to attack. The trial at Swansea Crown Court revealed that McKenna’s anger stemmed from the end of their relationship a few months prior. It was described as fortunate that Sidaway survived,… Continue reading Man jailed for attempted murder after stabbing ex in Carmarthen Park

Ian Gilbert, the founder of Emotion Picture Photography, has issued a caution to parents who employ artificial intelligence (AI) tools to remove watermarks from school photographs, highlighting the potential risks associated with how companies might exploit images of children. Gilbert, based in Pontypool, Torfaen, shared that at school gates, he often overhears parents boasting about… Continue reading AI is being used to steal school pictures, photographers warn

Seventeen-year-old Niamh, a student at St Patrick’s High School in Keady, County Armagh, has recently found solace in creative expression and peer support after losing her mother a few years ago. She describes how engaging in art and open conversations with other young people helped her navigate the complex emotions of grief. Niamh participated in… Continue reading Armagh: Teenager who lost mum says she no longer feels alone in her grief

The Friedkin Group (TFG), the American owners of Everton Football Club, are considering selling the club less than two years after their acquisition. Having taken control in 2024, the group completed the takeover in a deal valued at over £400 million. Following a period focused on stabilizing the club, investing in its future, and overseeing… Continue reading Everton owners The Friedkin Group consider selling club

Following the recent by-election in Holborn and St Pancras, much of the attention has unusually shifted away from the declared winner. Sagal Abdi-Wali, the new Member of Parliament for the north London constituency, indeed has a compelling background. As a child refugee from Somalia in the 1990s, she settled in Camden, where she grew up… Continue reading Zack Polanski faces greatest crisis of his leadership so far

Four years after witnessing the tragic death of his younger brother, Maximilian White holds onto new evidence that could finally bring clarity and justice. Tobias White-Sansom, a Nottingham father of two, passed away in a hospital in Spain in July 2022, just five days following a night out in Magaluf. Tobias’s family contends that the… Continue reading 'Key evidence' in dad-of-two's death in Spain

A 16-year-old girl’s life has been dramatically improved through cutting-edge gene editing that reversed the effects of a severe blood disorder. Vian, born with thalassemia—a condition that impairs haemoglobin, the protein crucial for oxygen transport in red blood cells—had suffered from symptoms including shortness of breath and loss of appetite. For most of her childhood,… Continue reading Teen’s life changed by gene editing that stopped blood disorder symptoms

The husband of a general practitioner who was discovered deceased at their residence has appeared in Crown Court facing a murder charge. The deceased, 45-year-old Hannah Cain, who practiced under the name Dr. Hannah Terry, was found at a home located in Fern Hill, Dersingham, Norfolk, on Sunday. Mark Cain, also 45 and residing in… Continue reading Husband accused of Norfolk GP murder appears at Crown Court

Inside one of Tim Rooke’s potato storage buildings in North Yorkshire, the harvest appears substantial, with around 700 tonnes held in this location alone destined for crisp production. However, despite the impressive volume, Rooke is far from satisfied with the crop’s overall quality. Holding up a large potato alongside two considerably smaller ones, he highlights… Continue reading Why hot summer could lead to smaller potatoes in supermarkets