Gatwick Airport flights grounded after plane stuck on runway

Operations at Gatwick Airport were disrupted for nearly an hour after an aircraft became immobilized on the runway. According to a spokesperson from Gatwick, the runway closure on Friday afternoon was caused by a “technical issue with a departing vehicle.” During the incident, the runway remained shut for approximately 50 minutes while the stranded plane… Continue reading Gatwick Airport flights grounded after plane stuck on runway

Nigel Farage unveils small boats deal with Jordan Bardella at Reform conference

At a recent conference, a “memorandum of understanding” was introduced, characterized as a political document with the potential to evolve into a formal legal agreement between two future administrations, contingent on both sides securing governmental power. The memorandum outlines specific commitments between the United Kingdom and France regarding the handling of migrants crossing the Channel.… Continue reading Nigel Farage unveils small boats deal with Jordan Bardella at Reform conference

Man who died near Notting Hill Carnival is named

The Independent Office for Police Conduct (IOPC) is requesting any relevant information or video recordings from the public, as well as from nearby homes, boats, and barges, to assist with their investigation. They are seeking material that could shed light on the circumstances surrounding the incident involving Karnell Kelly. In addition, the police watchdog has… Continue reading Man who died near Notting Hill Carnival is named

Sheep stolen from Jeremy Clarkson's Diddly Squat Farm

Jeremy Clarkson’s farm, known as Diddly Squat Farm in Chadlington, Oxfordshire, has recently been targeted by thieves who stole eleven sheep. According to Thames Valley Police, the theft took place within the past ten days, with reports of the missing animals received on Wednesday. Officers visited the farm and spoke to Clarkson on Thursday, though… Continue reading Sheep stolen from Jeremy Clarkson's Diddly Squat Farm

Jeffrey Donaldson: 'No reports' made to Stormont review

An internal review conducted by the Northern Ireland Assembly examined Jeffrey Donaldson’s conduct during his tenure at Stormont and found no relevant information warranting further inquiry. This investigation, initiated in July following Donaldson’s conviction for child sex offences, did not receive any reports through the designated channels. In June, Donaldson was convicted on 18 counts… Continue reading Jeffrey Donaldson: 'No reports' made to Stormont review

Falkland Islands: UK support 'unwavering' after Argentina restates claims

More than four decades after the conflict over the Falkland Islands, sovereignty over this group of islands in the south-west Atlantic Ocean continues to be fiercely contested by Britain and Argentina. Despite Argentina’s claims, a 2013 referendum held among the island residents showed an overwhelming preference to remain a British overseas territory, with 99.8% of… Continue reading Falkland Islands: UK support 'unwavering' after Argentina restates claims

Man to stand trial for murder of police station janitor 27 years ago

A man is scheduled to face trial for the murder of a police station janitor in Glasgow, an incident that occurred over 27 years ago. Allan Humphrey, aged 68, stands accused of fatally stabbing Michael McManus as he made his way to work at Baird Street Police Station in Riddrie on 13 July 1999. Court… Continue reading Man to stand trial for murder of police station janitor 27 years ago

Russell Howard 'devestated' after his baby son died hours after birth

Comedian Russell Howard has shared the heartbreaking news that his infant son, Felix, passed away earlier this year shortly after birth. In a heartfelt statement, Howard revealed that he and his wife, Cerys, endured what he described as “unimaginable heartache,” referring to their experience as “the most devastating time of our lives.” During this difficult… Continue reading Russell Howard 'devestated' after his baby son died hours after birth

Two Reform officials step down after undercover report on party donations

Reform UK has announced that two of its senior officials have resigned amid an internal investigation into allegations concerning party funding, which were highlighted in a Channel 4 News report. Dan Jukes, a close aide to Nigel Farage, and James Orr, the party’s head of policy, have both temporarily stepped down while the inquiry is… Continue reading Two Reform officials step down after undercover report on party donations

Here's what you can get for free on your birthday

Birthdays often bring a flood of offers and freebies through emails, thanks to various loyalty programs and marketing campaigns. By enrolling in the right apps and schemes beforehand, you can enjoy complimentary treats ranging from cakes and meals to beauty products and cinema snacks on or around your special day. However, not all of these… Continue reading Here's what you can get for free on your birthday