Author: Dave Carter

Sir Keir Starmer has openly criticized Nigel Farage for using the tragic death of Henry Nowak to foster “grievance and division” amid heightened political tensions following the teenager’s murder. The confrontation unfolded in the House of Commons, where exchanges became notably heated. Farage, leader of Reform UK, had earlier called on the British public to… Continue reading PM accuses Farage of exploiting Nowak case to sow 'division' and denies 'two-tier policing' claim

Lloyds Banking Group has issued an apology following disruptions that left thousands of its customers unable to access online banking services. The bank acknowledged the technical difficulties affecting its app and online platform, stating, “We’re aware some customers are having issues with our app and online banking. We’re really sorry about this, and we’re working… Continue reading Lloyds, Halifax and Bank of Scotland app users report outage

A British soldier tragically lost his life during a training exercise in northern Iraq and has been fondly remembered by those who knew him as an avid outdoorsman and devoted family member. Lance Corporal James Stewart Freeman, aged 29, who served in the Royal Anglian Regiment, died on Sunday while participating in a joint training… Continue reading British soldier killed in Iraq training exercise named as Lance Corporal James Freeman

Stephen McCullagh has received a minimum sentence of 31 years in prison following his conviction for the murder of his pregnant partner, Natalie McNally. The 36-year-old from Lisburn, County Antrim, was found guilty in March after a trial lasting over four weeks. Natalie, who was 32 years old and 15 weeks pregnant, was killed in… Continue reading Natalie McNally: Stephen McCullagh sentenced to 31 years for murder

Residents of Coalsnaughton, a former mining village in Clackmannanshire, will be unable to return to their homes for the next two months while authorities investigate reported ground movement in the area. Since last week, 97 properties situated across four streets have been evacuated due to concerns about unsafe structures. Those displaced have been staying with… Continue reading Coalsnaughton ground movement probs to take another two months

Paralympic champion Baroness Tanni Grey-Thompson has expressed strong support for proposed legislation that would impose fines on airlines failing disabled travelers. Highlighting her personal experiences, she described the challenges many wheelchair users face while flying, pointing to inconsistent treatment and a lack of clear processes for handling damaged or lost equipment. Speaking in the House… Continue reading Tanni Grey-Thompson backs plans to improve air travel for wheelchair users

Police Minister Sarah Jones has expressed concern that a police anti-racism commitment may create a misleading impression. This statement comes as senior police officials agree to reassess the guidance following the fatal stabbing of Henry Nowak. The incident, which occurred in Southampton last December, involved bodycam footage capturing officers handcuffing the 18-year-old student. During the… Continue reading Police anti-racism commitment 'gives the wrong impression', minister says

A major road in a town in the south of Scotland has been closed for six weeks, leading to a 50-mile (80km) diversion and causing significant disruption, according to local traders. The road closure along the A76, an important route connecting Dumfries and Galloway with Ayrshire, has resulted in what business owners describe as “absolute… Continue reading 'Absolute chaos' as A76 through Sanquhar closes completely

Emergency responders are currently managing the aftermath of a helicopter crash that occurred in a field near Okehampton, Devon. Authorities from Devon and Cornwall Police confirmed that the incident remains active as they continue their work at the location in the Sourton Down area. As part of the response efforts, the A386 road was closed… Continue reading Helicopter crashes into field near Okehampton in Devon

Police have detained two individuals following clashes with law enforcement near the location where 18-year-old student Henry Nowak was fatally stabbed. The incident sparked tensions in Southampton, with protests erupting in the community. Darren Paffey, the Labour MP for Southampton Itchen, called for calm, emphasizing the importance of unity in the city. He stated, “Whipping… Continue reading Two arrests and calls for calm as Nowak protests erupt in Southampton