Author: Dave Carter

Emergency services responded to a significant incident at a petrol station forecourt located in Clonoe, County Tyrone. The event involved a vehicle crashing through the side window of the petrol station’s shop. The crash site is near Coalisland and has drawn attendance from multiple emergency units, including the fire brigade, ambulance crew, and an air… Continue reading Clonoe: Car crashes through petrol station window

The Scottish Child Abuse Inquiry has revealed that Fettes College, one of Scotland’s leading private schools in Edinburgh, failed to safeguard its students from sexual and physical abuse over several decades. According to Lady Smith, who chairs the inquiry, the abuse took place regularly from the 1950s through to the late 1980s, perpetrated by both… Continue reading Fettes College 'failed to protect pupils' from sexual and physical abuse

The tragic case of Ethan Brown, a student at the University of Glasgow who took his own life after being incorrectly informed he would not graduate, has brought to light significant problems within the university’s academic processes. Ethan was mistakenly awarded the wrong grade for a course, which led him to believe he had failed… Continue reading Mum says Glasgow University ‘failed’ son who took his own life after grade error

A significant new theme park planned in Bedfordshire is expected to attract millions of visitors and generate thousands of jobs, but with this growth comes a substantial increase in sewage that the local water treatment infrastructure is currently ill-equipped to handle. The facility closest to the Universal park site in Bedfordshire is already operating at… Continue reading What will be the impact of Universal UK on Bedfordshire sewage system?

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Wales’ First Minister, Eluned Morgan, recently made it clear that she is withholding her endorsement of the Labour Party leader, Sir Keir Starmer, ahead of the upcoming Senedd elections in May. Speaking to the BBC, Morgan emphasized that Starmer “is not on the ballot” in Wales’s election, signaling that voters should focus on local issues… Continue reading Wales' first minister Eluned Morgan refuses to support Sir Keir Starmer

This excerpt appears to be from a BBC news report concerning a controversy around plans to move asylum seekers into a residential building called Parliament Place in Liverpool, UK. Here are the key points summarized: – Andrew Lewis, a tenant at Parliament Place, received a letter telling tenants to move out due to urgent fire… Continue reading Millionaire Liverpool GP behind asylum seeker hotels

The government of Rwanda has announced that it is pursuing an international arbitration claim against the United Kingdom, seeking payment of £100 million related to an asylum agreement that was cancelled by Prime Minister Sir Keir Starmer. This agreement, initially established under the previous Conservative government, involved the UK making financial contributions to Rwanda to… Continue reading Rwanda seeks £100m from UK over axed asylum deal

During Storm Chandra, a married couple found themselves stranded in their Antrim home as floodwaters rose to thigh height, forcing firefighters to rescue them by dinghy. David Letherman and his husband, Jim Cunningham, had been continuously contacting emergency services throughout Tuesday, desperate for assistance as the flooding worsened around their Riverside neighborhood residence. Letherman described… Continue reading Storm Chandra: Couple rescued in dinghy after being trapped by floodwater

Following Labour’s decision to prevent Andy Burnham from standing in the upcoming Gorton and Denton by-election, the prime minister engaged in conversations with the Greater Manchester mayor on both Monday and Tuesday. This came after Labour’s National Executive Committee (NEC) chose to block Burnham’s candidacy, aiming to “avoid an unnecessary mayoral election,” as the seat… Continue reading Starmer speaks to Burnham after by-election row