Manchester synagogue attack victim 'no longer feels safe in UK'

Yoni Finlay, who survived the Manchester synagogue attack, has expressed that he no longer feels safe living in the UK after learning about a separate, thwarted plot that could have endangered him once again. In October 2025, during the deadly assault at Heaton Park Hebrew Congregation synagogue where two people lost their lives, Finlay was… Continue reading Manchester synagogue attack victim 'no longer feels safe in UK'

Newspaper headlines: 'Palestine Action ban ruled unlawful' and 'Matt grabs Olympic gold'

The High Court has ruled that the government’s decision to ban Palestine Action under anti-terrorism laws was unlawful. As reported by the Guardian, this judgment represents a significant setback for ministers. Following the ruling, Home Secretary Shabana Mahmood has declared her intention to appeal the decision. The verdict leaves unsettled the status of approximately 2,500… Continue reading Newspaper headlines: 'Palestine Action ban ruled unlawful' and 'Matt grabs Olympic gold'

Hobbies could hold key to beating loneliness, say Liberal Democrats

The Liberal Democrats propose that pursuing hobbies could play a key role in tackling the increasing issue of loneliness and social isolation in the UK. They suggest allocating £42 million to extend the hours of operation for community venues such as libraries and community centres. Additionally, a one-time fund of £40 million could help support… Continue reading Hobbies could hold key to beating loneliness, say Liberal Democrats

Time will heal Beckham family relationship, says Gordon Ramsay

Celebrity chef Gordon Ramsay has expressed support for Sir David and Lady Victoria Beckham, describing them as “good parents” amid the recent public tensions involving their son, Brooklyn Beckham. Ramsay believes that with time, the issues within the family will improve and their relationships will be restored. Earlier this year, Brooklyn shared on Instagram that… Continue reading Time will heal Beckham family relationship, says Gordon Ramsay

Desperate times are behind Anas Sarwar's PM resignation call

Scottish Labour leader Anas Sarwar appears to be adopting a bold and risky approach as he confronts significant challenges ahead of the upcoming Holyrood elections. Recent opinion polls suggest that Labour is struggling to close the gap with the Scottish National Party (SNP), presenting a daunting electoral landscape for Sarwar and his party. Against this… Continue reading Desperate times are behind Anas Sarwar's PM resignation call

April Jones' sister speaks of 'nightmare' since 2012 murder

The sister of April Jones, the five-year-old girl abducted and murdered in 2012, has spoken publicly about the ongoing trauma she endures from the devastating loss. Hazel Jones, now 31, revealed that she is “still waiting to wake up from the nightmare” that began when April disappeared near their home in the Welsh town of… Continue reading April Jones' sister speaks of 'nightmare' since 2012 murder

Jesy Nelson in tears as 100,000 sign SMA petition in one day

Jesy Nelson, the former Little Mix member, became emotional after her petition demanding the inclusion of spinal muscular atrophy (SMA) in newborn baby health screenings surpassed 100,000 signatures. This milestone means the issue must now be debated by Members of Parliament in the House of Commons. Nelson began the campaign on Thursday morning, and by… Continue reading Jesy Nelson in tears as 100,000 sign SMA petition in one day

British couple held by Taliban describe 'culture shock' returning to UK

A British couple has shared their experiences and the emotional aftermath following their release from Taliban detention in Afghanistan, where they were held for over seven months. Peter Reynolds, 80, and his wife Barbie, 76, returned to the UK after being imprisoned without knowledge of the specific charges against them or the reasons behind their… Continue reading British couple held by Taliban describe 'culture shock' returning to UK

Two Britons among three dead in French Alps avalanche

An avalanche in the French Alps on Friday resulted in the deaths of three individuals: two British citizens and one French national. The incident occurred near Val d’Isère, specifically in the Manchet valley. According to a resort spokeswoman, the two British casualties were among a group of five people who were skiing off-piste under the… Continue reading Two Britons among three dead in French Alps avalanche

Democrats ask Mandelson to cooperate with Jeffrey Epstein probe

US lawmakers have called on Lord Peter Mandelson to cooperate with a Congressional inquiry into the activities of Jeffrey Epstein, the disgraced financier accused of exploiting minors. In a formal letter addressed to Mandelson, Democratic representatives on the House Oversight Committee highlighted his “extensive social and business ties” to Epstein during his tenure as the… Continue reading Democrats ask Mandelson to cooperate with Jeffrey Epstein probe