Author: Dave Carter

Two online pharmacies have introduced stronger safeguards after concerns arose about the sale of weight-loss injections without adequate verification procedures. BBC journalists successfully ordered so-called “skinny jabs” to Northern Ireland from Voy and MedExpress by submitting false information and outdated photos, with the companies failing to conduct further checks. These medications are intended solely for… Continue reading Online pharmacies rapped for selling weight-loss jabs without full checks

A clinical study investigating the effects and safety of puberty-blocking medications for children experiencing gender dysphoria has been temporarily halted due to concerns raised by the UK’s medicines regulator. The Medicines and Healthcare Products Regulatory Agency (MHRA) plans to meet with researchers at King’s College London, who are leading the study, to discuss these issues… Continue reading Puberty blockers trial paused after MHRA raises safety concerns

This week has witnessed an extraordinary convergence of politics and law in Scotland. At Holyrood, Members of the Scottish Parliament (MSPs) have been engaged in discussions about an ongoing criminal court case, prompting questions over a judge’s decision to delay a hearing and allegations of corruption directed at the lord advocate. In response, the lord… Continue reading Are MSPs undermining the rule of law in Scotland?

Adam Lang, an amateur rugby player for Tondu RFC in Bridgend, found himself hospitalised after an unexpected fall into dog faeces during a match at Pandy Park. The 28-year-old was unaware that a cut on his elbow, sustained during the game against Crymych from Pembrokeshire, had become infected until he experienced severe pain later that… Continue reading Tondu rugby player ends up in hospital after falling in dog poo

UK businesses are currently facing a period of uncertainty following a ruling by the US Supreme Court that struck down a significant portion of the tariffs imposed by former President Donald Trump. These tariffs, enacted under the International Emergency Economic Powers Act (IEEPA), included measures such as the so-called “Liberation Day” tariffs introduced in April… Continue reading Uncertainty for UK after US Supreme Court tariff ruling, experts say

Two teenagers tragically lost their lives at a holiday park in East Yorkshire, prompting an outpouring of tributes. Ethan Slater, aged 17, and Cherish Bean, 15, both from Sheffield, died at Little Eden Holiday Park near Bridlington on Wednesday. Authorities have indicated that their deaths are believed to be linked to carbon monoxide poisoning. Humberside… Continue reading Tributes paid to teens who died at East Yorkshire holiday park

The Right Reverend Stephen Conway, who serves as the Bishop of Lincoln, has been taken into custody on allegations of sexual assault. Lincolnshire Police reported that a 68-year-old man was arrested as part of an ongoing inquiry connected to claims that an individual experienced sexual assault sometime between 2018 and 2025. Following the arrest, the… Continue reading Bishop of Lincoln Stephen Conway arrested in sexual assault inquiry

Police continue to conduct searches at Royal Lodge in Windsor, the former residence of Andrew Mountbatten-Windsor, following his release under investigation on Thursday evening. The inquiry remains active as authorities gather more information at the property. The arrest of Mountbatten-Windsor occurred after police revealed they were investigating a complaint related to the alleged dissemination of… Continue reading What happens next for Andrew Mountbatten-Windsor?

A recent diesel spill into the River Dochart near Killin, Perthshire, has been traced back to an attempted theft at a local petrol station, according to the facility’s operators. This contamination incident has resulted in a significant disruption to the village’s water supply, with residents warned not to use tap water for anything beyond flushing… Continue reading Killin water supply contaminated after 'attempted theft'

According to BBC sources, the government is contemplating legislation that would remove Andrew Mountbatten-Windsor from the royal succession line. This proposed change aims to prevent him from ascending to the throne in the future. The initiative is expected to proceed only after the conclusion of a police investigation involving Mountbatten-Windsor. Despite having been stripped of… Continue reading Government considers removing Andrew from royal line of succession