Author: Dave Carter

Authorities have initiated a murder inquiry following the death of a woman in Londonderry. The incident occurred at a residence located in Summer Meadows Mews, where emergency services arrived shortly after 10:20 GMT on Saturday. Upon arrival, police discovered a woman who had sustained injuries. She was promptly transported to a hospital for medical treatment… Continue reading Londonderry: Murder investigation launched after death of woman

The Church of England’s historic appointment of its first female Archbishop of Canterbury is approaching a significant milestone. Dame Sarah Mullally, who holds the distinction of being the 106th individual to take this high office in over 1,400 years, expressed her deep sense of “immense privilege” as she prepared for her official enthronement. This event… Continue reading First female archbishop due to finish pilgrimage walk in Canterbury

A tragic incident unfolded on Tarbock Road in Huyton on 5 March 2025, when James O’Donnell, driving a black Volkswagen ID5, collided with 63-year-old cyclist Keith Hornby. O’Donnell was reportedly traveling at 63mph in a 30mph zone at the time of the crash. After the collision, he abandoned his vehicle in a nearby residential area… Continue reading Huyton drunk driver killed man and then went to buy more alcohol

This week has brought into sharp focus just how devastating meningitis can be. One moment, an individual may feel perfectly healthy and full of life, and within just a day, their condition can deteriorate rapidly as bacterial meningitis attacks the protective lining of the brain and causes blood poisoning. Although cases of bacterial meningitis have… Continue reading Five questions that need answering about the meningitis outbreak

Brewdog has faced criticism after requesting that staff members reapply for their positions, a move that a union has labelled as a “fire and rehire” tactic. Employees at the Glasgow Merchant City bar received emails from the company’s head of operations, inviting them to apply for various roles within the business. This development comes in… Continue reading Brewdog accused of 'fire and rehire' approach to ex-workers

A recent legal attempt to overturn the legislation banning greyhound racing in Wales has been unsuccessful. The bill, which the Senedd approved earlier this week, aims to phase out greyhound racing within the country. The Greyhound Board of Great Britain (GBGB) challenged the validity of the consultation process preceding the bill’s introduction, arguing that it… Continue reading Greyhound racing ban legal challenge rejected

Last month marked the fifth anniversary of Ryan Reynolds and Rob McElhenney’s ownership of Wrexham AFC. Since taking over, the club has achieved remarkable progress, climbing from the National League to competing for a spot in the Championship play-offs through three consecutive promotions. Actor Rob McElhenney, 48, expressed his enthusiasm by calling his role commentating… Continue reading Swansea City criticise TV coverage of Wrexham loss after Ryan Reynolds and Rob Mac commentary

The UK Ministry of Defence has condemned Iran for engaging in “reckless attacks” and escalating tensions across the region, following reports that Tehran targeted the joint US-UK military facility located on the Chagos Islands. According to reports from the Wall Street Journal and CNN, citing anonymous US officials, two ballistic missiles were launched towards Diego… Continue reading Iran launched unsuccessful attack on Diego Garcia

In recent times, the tradition of British politicians uniting during international crises appears to be unraveling, especially in 2026. Once, governments with substantial parliamentary majorities wielded considerable freedom to govern without much opposition. However, the current political landscape tells a different story. Despite Sir Keir Starmer’s leadership, internal restlessness within his party persists. Beneath the… Continue reading As Starmer faces war overseas, his party can't find peace at home

The United Kingdom has given approval for the United States to utilize British military bases for launching strikes on Iranian targets connected with actions in the Strait of Hormuz. Previously, Prime Minister Sir Keir Starmer had restricted the use of these bases to defensive operations aimed at preventing Iranian missile attacks that threatened British interests… Continue reading UK allows US to use bases to strike Iranian sites targeting Strait of Hormuz