Author: Dave Carter

Robert Jenrick, a former Conservative shadow minister, has officially joined Reform UK shortly after being dismissed by Conservative leader Kemi Badenoch. His dismissal came amid accusations that he was secretly planning to defect to Nigel Farage’s party. Farage introduced Jenrick at a press event, expressing gratitude towards Badenoch for removing a former Tory leadership rival… Continue reading Robert Jenrick joins Reform UK after being sacked by Tories

In 2027, Edinburgh and Leeds will serve as the starting points for the men’s and women’s editions of the Tour de France, respectively. The UK Government has described this event as “the most accessible major sporting spectacle ever held in Britain.” It is anticipated that the Grand Departs for both races will pass within an… Continue reading Tour de France 2027: Men's and women's events to start in Edinburgh and Leeds

Charles Brohiri, aged 29, stands accused of one of the most extensive cases of rail fare evasion in Britain, having admitted to traveling on Govia Thameslink train services without purchasing tickets on 112 occasions. During proceedings at Westminster Magistrates’ Court, it was revealed that Brohiri may face a prison sentence due to the sheer volume… Continue reading Serial rail fare evader faces jail over 112 unpaid tickets

The Princess of Wales warmly welcomed England’s women’s rugby union team to Windsor Castle in recognition of their victory at the World Cup in September. England secured the championship by defeating Canada 33-13 in front of a crowd of 81,885 at Twickenham, marking their third time lifting the coveted trophy. As a patron of the… Continue reading Princess of Wales hosts World Cup winners England

Food critic Giles Coren has argued that Michelin-starred establishments should not be held to the same health and safety regulations as other restaurants. His comments followed the news that Ynyshir Restaurant and Rooms, a two-Michelin-starred venue in Machynlleth, Ceredigion, received a hygiene rating of just one out of five after an inspection on 5 November.… Continue reading Ynyshir: Giles Coren says hygiene ratings should not apply to Michelin restaurants

An 87-year-old woman, Bernie McGrogan, spent 15 hours on a trolley in a hospital corridor, an experience her family has described as both “grim” and “heartbreaking.” Bernie, who was immobile and incontinent, died at home with family members around her in October of last year. Her daughter, Fiona McAreavey, recounted the ordeal to BBC News… Continue reading Hospital corridor waits: 'My mother signed a DNR because she didn't want to go back'

Prime Minister Sir Keir Starmer has indicated that the possibility of banning social media access for British children under the age of 16 remains under active consideration, emphasizing that “all options are on the table.” He stressed the need for increased measures to protect young people from potential harms linked to social media, noting that… Continue reading Starmer hints he could back social media ban for under-16s

Over 20 members of the British Army face potential dismissal after testing positive for drug use. This incident involves 23 soldiers from the 32 Engineer Regiment stationed in Catterick, North Yorkshire. According to a report from the Sun, which first broke the story, this event is being described as the largest drugs bust within the… Continue reading British soldiers face dismissal over failed drugs tests

A former nun who committed abuse against vulnerable children in Scotland has been sentenced to fifteen months in prison. Carol Buirds, aged 75, was convicted for inflicting unnecessary suffering and injury on children in homes governed by the Catholic Sisters of Nazareth order between 1972 and 1981. Alongside her, another ex-nun, 78-year-old Eileen McElhinney, received… Continue reading Nun jailed for abuse at Nazareth House children's home

Dr Susan Gilby, the former chief executive of the Countess of Chester NHS Trust, has been awarded £1.4 million in damages after successfully suing the NHS for unfair dismissal. The legal dispute arose following her suspension in December 2022. Despite offers to settle and avoid court proceedings, the trust proceeded with litigation, resulting in costs… Continue reading Former Countess of Chester NHS Trust chief executive awarded £1.4m over unfair dismissal