Author: Dave Carter

The Metropolitan Police are conducting an investigation into donations totaling at least £500,000 made to Reform UK by Fiona Cottrell, the mother of convicted fraudster George Cottrell, who financially supported Nigel Farage’s social media team and security. This inquiry has reportedly been ongoing for over a year, according to The Times. Police officials have confirmed… Continue reading Police investigating Reform donations – reports

Just past midnight on May 1, 1984, civil servant Anthony Littler left a train at East Finchley station and headed down a dimly lit alleyway toward his home. Within two minutes, the 45-year-old was found lying on the ground, gravely injured from two blows to the head. Known among friends as a “gentle giant,” Anthony… Continue reading Anthony Littler: How undercover police helped solve 1984 murder case

The British Museum in London is now hosting the Bayeux Tapestry, marking its first exhibition in the United Kingdom since its creation close to a millennium ago. This remarkable historical piece, stretching 70 metres in length, has made a rare journey across the English Channel from France to be displayed. To ensure the tapestry’s preservation,… Continue reading Watch: Historic Bayeux Tapestry arrives at British Museum

Arthur Fery’s tennis career has come full circle in a remarkable fashion. The young British player first picked up a racquet at the age of four at the Westside Tennis Club, located just over a mile from Wimbledon’s iconic All England Club. Nearly two decades later, the 23-year-old wildcard entrant has risen to prominence by… Continue reading Wimbledon 2026: Arthur Fery's journey to Alexander Zverev semi-final on Centre Court

Craig Houston, a 53-year-old Glasgow-based video blogger who describes himself as an investigative journalist, was recently stopped and questioned by police at Edinburgh Airport under anti-terrorism legislation. Houston, believed to have been returning from a holiday in Greece at the time, runs a YouTube channel where he addresses various political matters, including immigration. Although he… Continue reading Right-wing blogger questioned under anti-terror laws at Edinburgh Airport

The remix of Fender’s solo album track, featuring a duet with Dean, was released in June of last year. The song presents a dialogue centered around the conclusion of a romantic relationship. Fender has previously expressed that Dean’s contribution enhanced the track significantly. Their joint performance was first showcased in early June during one of… Continue reading Sam Fender and Olivia Dean make chart history with Rein Me In

British actor Micheal Ward has been found not guilty of rape following allegations made by a woman who accused him of assaulting her in the back of a vehicle. The 28-year-old actor faced two counts of rape and three charges of sexual assault but was acquitted on all charges by a jury at Snaresbrook Crown… Continue reading Top Boy actor Micheal Ward not guilty of rape after sex with woman in car

A comprehensive examination of the primary disability benefit system in England and Wales is underway, exploring the possibility of offering alternative forms of support rather than solely providing cash payments for certain recipients. Leading this review, Sir Stephen Timms reassured Members of Parliament that the government would continue to prioritize cash payments to assist disabled… Continue reading Disability benefit review considers alternatives to cash payments

Ezri Konsa, primarily a central defender who can also operate as a right-back, shared his experience with BBC Sport about stepping into the right wing-back role during England’s victory over Mexico after Quansah was sent off. The Aston Villa player described the challenges of adapting to a new position under difficult circumstances, including the intense… Continue reading World Cup 2026: England's Guehi, Rice & James all train before Norway game

Williams, a survivor of domestic abuse and a dedicated campaigner, played a crucial role in the introduction of strangulation offences into UK law. In 2011, she was shot by her ex-husband after he unexpectedly entered her hair salon in Newport, causing her severe, life-altering injuries. Reflecting on her experience, Williams revealed that the incident was… Continue reading Strangulation survivor says crime reporting rise is good news