Author: Dave Carter

The Scottish First Minister, John Swinney, has criticized the Home Office for hastily deciding to accommodate asylum seekers at Cameron Barracks in Inverness, describing the plans as being made “on the back of an envelope.” His remarks followed the announcement that the intended relocation of around 300 men to the barracks, scheduled for early December,… Continue reading Cameron barracks asylum plans 'made up on back of an envelope' – Swinney

Sebastien Ogier has claimed his ninth World Rally Championship (WRC) title, equalling a record, after a dramatic conclusion at Rally Saudi Arabia. Elfyn Evans, who led the championship by three points heading into the final round, was unable to secure his first title and now has the distinction of finishing as runner-up five times throughout… Continue reading World Rally Championship: Sebastien Ogier ties record as Elfyn Evans misses out on first title

A man has been charged with attempting to murder police officers following an incident at a residence in Londonderry. Four officers were injured during the event that occurred on Thursday in the Collon Lane area. Eoin Carlin, aged 21 and from Collon Lane, appeared in Dungannon Magistrates’ Court on Saturday morning in connection with the… Continue reading Londonderry: Second man charged over assaults on police officers

The government has decided to prohibit asylum seekers from using taxis for medical appointments starting in February. This policy shift follows a BBC investigation that revealed instances of asylum seekers traveling excessively long distances via taxis or minicabs. One example cited involved a 250-mile taxi trip to a GP appointment, which reportedly cost the Home… Continue reading Government to ban asylum seekers from using taxis

A young boy from Pontypridd, Rhondda Cynon Taf, named Kyle Sieniawski, tragically passed away less than a year after being diagnosed with motor neurone disease (MND), a rare and progressive illness usually seen in adults over the age of 50. His family shared the heartbreaking news through a touching tribute on Friday, describing Kyle as… Continue reading Pontypridd teen Kyle Sieniawski dies following rare MND diagnosis

Zoe Trigwell’s experience as a businesswoman challenges common perceptions of social media success. After one of her make-up products gained viral popularity online, many assumed she had instantly become wealthy. In reality, Zoe was only able to pay herself a modest wage while reinvesting every penny back into her business. This reflects the less visible… Continue reading Women in business 'scraping by' despite viral online success

Recently on social media platforms, users may have noticed strange and somewhat unsettling posts that don’t quite feel genuine. Examples include grainy CCTV-like footage showing a dog rescuing a child from a bear, wild rabbits bouncing on a trampoline, or festive scenes set outside Buckingham Read the full article from The BBC here: Read More

It looks like you’ve shared part of an article discussing Christmas markets in Birmingham, Berlin, and other UK locations, highlighting differences in authenticity, atmosphere, and features. Here’s a brief summary and key points from the text you provided: ### Birmingham Christmas Market – Established in 1997, running annually since 2001. – Organised by Kurt Stroscher… Continue reading Are UK Christmas markets as good as German ones? Here's what we found

Airbus has temporarily grounded thousands of its aircraft after identifying that intense solar radiation can interfere with the flight control computers onboard, potentially affecting flight safety. This discovery has caused widespread delays globally, particularly impacting the manufacturer’s A320 family, which includes the A318, A319, A320, and A321 models. Approximately 6,000 planes, representing about half of… Continue reading Flights disrupted after Airbus discovers intense sun radiation could impact flight control data

Every year during the Christmas season, Ellie Goan places two meaningful ornaments on her tree—a star and a bauble—each serving as a tribute to the two pregnancies she lost. Ellie, 41, is one of over 800 women from Northern Ireland who took part in a recent study conducted by Queen’s University Belfast (QUB) on the… Continue reading 'I shouldn't have felt guilty for my miscarriages'