Author: Dave Carter

Since returning to the UK, Meghan Markle has maintained a low profile, making only a few appearances in public. In contrast, Prince Harry has been more active, engaging in several public events tied to his involvement with the Invictus Games. Recently, he visited a school in Birmingham to launch an educational initiative inspired by the… Continue reading Prince Harry says it is 'great' to be back in UK after six years in US

The Metropolitan Police have announced they will take another look at CCTV footage connected to the unresolved murder of Jill Dando, which occurred 27 years ago. The well-known BBC presenter and journalist was tragically killed by a single gunshot on her doorstep in Fulham in April 1999. Despite an extensive and highly publicized investigation, the… Continue reading Met to re-examine CCTV footage from unsolved Jill Dando murder

Andy Burnham is preparing to make a significant impression at his upcoming conference speech, a moment he has been gearing up for over several years. While he hasn’t delivered this pivotal address yet, those close to the party highlight his strong connection with Labour’s grassroots. Burnham is seen as a leader who prioritizes social justice… Continue reading How long can Labour's feel-good factor last?

Housing Secretary Angela Rayner has expressed serious reservations about Labour’s plan to amend visa regulations, which would extend the time foreign workers must wait to gain permanent residency in the UK. Speaking ahead of Labour’s annual conference in an interview with The Times, Rayner challenged Home Secretary Shabana Mahmood’s proposal, arguing the plans are unjust… Continue reading Angela Rayner criticises worker visa plans on eve of Labour conference

A coroner investigating fatalities linked to the treatment provided by Ian Paterson, a former breast surgeon now serving a prison sentence, has issued a request for families of 106 additional patients to come forward. Currently, inquests are ongoing into the deaths of 70 women to determine whether Paterson’s medical care contributed to their unnatural deaths.… Continue reading Coroner asks families linked to jailed surgeon to make contact

Newlywed couple Amber and Nathan Cooper invested their entire wedding gift money in purchasing a £7,000 Citroen C4, intending to use it for their dream honeymoon. However, during their trip to Cornwall in August 2025, the car unexpectedly lost power and rolled backward, leaving them stranded on the A30 near the Jamaica Inn in Bodmin… Continue reading Trade Centre UK: Newlyweds among dozens in dispute with dealer

Foreign Secretary Ed Miliband met with Iran’s Foreign Minister Abbas Araghchi during the UN General Assembly in New York City, where he firmly conveyed that the United Kingdom will not accept any intimidation, threats, or hostile actions occurring on British soil. The discussions covered various critical issues, including threats posed by Iranian-linked groups within the… Continue reading Miliband tells Iran minister UK will not tolerate 'hostile activity' on British soil

A former cabinet minister from Sir Keir Starmer’s administration has voiced concerns over the pace at which Andy Burnham’s government is promoting economic growth, urging for greater urgency in their approach. Peter Kyle, who was dismissed from Burnham’s cabinet reshuffle shortly after the new government took office, clarified that his remarks were not meant as… Continue reading Burnham not doing enough to boost growth, says Starmer ally

Luke experienced a complex mix of pride and sadness when he dropped his son off at university for the first time. “It feels like a brutal adjustment,” he admits. Having spent 18 years caring for and seeing his son daily, Luke now finds himself at a loss, missing him deeply and unsure how to cope… Continue reading 'It's a brutal adjustment': How to cope when your child goes to university

Police forces across the United Kingdom have been auctioning off electric motorbikes seized during enforcement actions, despite concerns that some of these vehicles might find their way back into criminal use, according to an investigation by the BBC. Each year, thousands of e-bikes are confiscated primarily due to suspicions of illegal use or involvement in… Continue reading E-bikes seized by police sold on at auction, BBC finds