Author: Dave Carter

A cabinet minister has appealed to Labour MPs to refrain from attempting to remove Sir Keir Starmer amid growing dissatisfaction concerning his handling of the Lord Mandelson controversy. While acknowledging the anger within the party, the minister cautioned against “dropping the pilot” less than two years after Labour returned to power, emphasizing that such a… Continue reading Don't drop PM over Mandelson scandal, minister urges Labour MPs

A Jewish Member of Parliament recently made a discreet visit to a school after a prior engagement was called off due to plans for a protest opposing his views on Gaza. The original visit had been postponed amid tensions, with the Bristol National Education Union (NEU) publicly declaring the cancellation as a “victory for education… Continue reading Jewish MP visits Bristol school in secret due to Gaza protest plan

Irish President Catherine Connolly’s recent visit to Northern Ireland involved navigating a complex array of political sensitivities and expectations. Over three days, she traveled to both Belfast and Londonderry, marking her first trip north since taking office. Among her engagements was a meeting at Stormont Castle with the Democratic Unionist Party (DUP) deputy first minister—a… Continue reading Analysis: How successful was Connolly's first visit as Irish president?

In recent years, the British High Street has witnessed a remarkable transformation, with fried chicken shops rapidly outpacing other fast-food outlets in growth. This surge is largely driven by younger consumers inspired by American-style fried chicken trends popularized on social media platforms like TikTok. Sumayyah Zara Sillah, a 19-year-old nursing student from Leicester, exemplifies this… Continue reading How US fried chicken craze is transforming British takeaways

Across England, numerous flood warnings and alerts have been issued following continuous heavy rainfall over recent days. As of Sunday morning, there were 88 flood warnings and 223 alerts in place throughout the country, predominantly concentrated in the south-west and Midlands regions. Meanwhile, Scotland currently has four flood warnings active, and Wales is not experiencing… Continue reading Dozens of flood warnings in England after days of non-stop rain

Lord Peter Mandelson’s financial settlement following his dismissal as the UK ambassador to the United States is currently under scrutiny, according to sources within the Foreign Office. The review was prompted by new revelations regarding Mandelson’s interactions with the late convicted sex offender Jeffrey Epstein, alongside an ongoing police investigation in the UK. Reports suggest… Continue reading Foreign Office to review Mandelson's US ambassador pay-off

Standing by my garden gate, car key in hand with a confused expression, I realized my vehicle was missing. Initially, I convinced myself there might be a reasonable explanation—perhaps I parked nearby or the street was busy the previous evening. Yet, the truth was clear: my car had been stolen. When two police officers arrived… Continue reading My car was stolen. Here are six important things I learned

The concept of interacting with deceased loved ones through artificial intelligence is becoming an increasingly discussed topic. Instead of relying solely on memories or saved communications, new AI-powered chatbots are being designed to mimic the tone, style, and voice of the departed, using their digital footprints like emails, texts, and voice notes. This technology is… Continue reading I turned myself into an AI-generated deathbot – here's what I found

Jenni Hicks, whose daughters Victoria (15) and Sarah (19) tragically died in the 1989 Hillsborough disaster, has expressed her ongoing determination to seek justice. “Every time I say, ‘That’s it – I’m done now’, I look at the photographs of my daughters and I think, ‘I can’t be done’,” she told the BBC. Both Jenni… Continue reading Hillsborough parents' 'last legal battle for daughters'

Sunday’s newspapers are dominated by the ongoing controversy stemming from the government’s handling of the Peter Mandelson affair. The Observer highlights this with the headline “The relegation battle,” accompanied by an image of the prime minister attending an Arsenal match on Saturday. The paper indicates that Sir Keir Starmer is facing mounting pressure to overhaul… Continue reading Newspaper headlines: 'Payoff for Mandelson' and Starmer's 'relegation battle'