Author: Dave Carter

Home Secretary Shabana Mahmood has committed to taking stringent legal action against “sham lawyers” who exploit the asylum system by aiding migrants in making fraudulent claims. This announcement follows a BBC investigation that exposed how certain law firms and advisors have been charging significant fees to assist migrants in pretending to be gay, enabling them… Continue reading Shabana Mahmood promises action against 'sham lawyers' abusing asylum system

Ulster University has announced plans to potentially cut up to 450 jobs among its workforce. This development was communicated to staff during a meeting chaired by the vice-chancellor, Professor Paul Bartholomew, on Wednesday. While the university hopes to implement these reductions through voluntary redundancy schemes, it has not ruled out the possibility of compulsory redundancies.… Continue reading Ulster University to cut up to 450 jobs

The BBC has revealed plans to reduce its workforce by approximately 1,800 to 2,000 positions, representing nearly 10% of its staff, as part of measures to address significant financial challenges. The broadcaster is tasked with finding £500 million in savings over the coming two years. Interim director general Rhodri Talfan Davies signaled that this savings… Continue reading BBC to cut almost one in 10 staff in £500m savings

The family of Jamie Collins, a university student who recently died from multiple stab wounds, have spoken about him as a “bright” and “unassuming young man” with his entire future ahead of him. They remembered Collins as a “gentle” and “kind” person who was eagerly anticipating completing his studies at the University of the West… Continue reading Murdered UWE student Jamie Collins was 'bright' and 'kind'

Sir Keir Starmer has yet to provide a timeline for the release of the government’s long-awaited defense funding strategy, amid mounting controversy over UK defense expenditures. The prime minister is under increasing demand to clarify when the delayed plan will be published, as ongoing discussions with the Treasury continue to stall progress. The delay follows… Continue reading Keir Starmer challenged over defence investment plan delay

In south-east London, a tragic accident involving two Metropolitan Police officers has led to charges following the death of a heavily pregnant woman and her unborn child. The incident occurred on 17 October 2024 on the A20 near Kidbrooke Park, resulting in the loss of the woman’s unborn child at the scene and her subsequent… Continue reading Met Police officers charged over death of pregnant woman in crash

Welsh Labour leader and First Minister Eluned Morgan has called on the UK government to halt its collaboration with the United States regarding the development of a deep space radar station. This appeal comes amid her criticism of former US President Donald Trump, whom she accused of displaying “contempt for our country.” The radar project,… Continue reading DARC space radar should stop because of Trump – Welsh first minister

Authorities have launched a manhunt following an attempted arson at Finchley Reform Synagogue, located in north London. The incident involved two individuals, believed to have thrown a brick and two petrol-filled bottles at the synagogue. Fortunately, none of the objects ignited, resulting in no injuries or damage to the property. The Metropolitan Police are treating… Continue reading Finchley synagogue target of antisemitic arson attack

During a televised debate on Tuesday evening, Malcolm Offord addressed allegations of racism made by Scottish Labour leader Anas Sarwar. Offord claimed that Sarwar had previously approached him with a suggestion that their parties—Reform and Labour—should unite to oppose the SNP. Offord recounted how Sarwar had “bounced up” to him after a BBC Question Time… Continue reading Labour's Sarwar brands Scottish Reform leader 'a liar' over deal claim

US President Donald Trump recently commented on the trade agreement between the United States and the United Kingdom, indicating that the deal “can always be changed.” Speaking to Sky News, Trump described the arrangement as favorable to the UK, stating, “We gave them a good trade deal, better than I had to.” Trump’s remarks come… Continue reading Trump warns that UK trade deal 'can always be changed'