Author: Dave Carter

Sakyi, a resident of Garraways in Milton Keynes, was found guilty of causing death by dangerous driving and was sentenced in absentia to 15 years in prison on 29 June. The incident involved Sakyi driving his grey Peugeot 508, which collided with a green Fiat 500 between the Bond Avenue and Fenny Lock roundabouts. Tragically,… Continue reading Woman arrested on suspicion of aiding drink-driver on the run

At the British Grand Prix, Ferrari celebrated its second victory in three races thanks to Charles Leclerc, who claimed his first win in almost two years amid a chaotic finale. The race concluded under the safety car in a confusing manner, with Leclerc crossing the line ahead of Mercedes’ George Russell and his Ferrari teammate… Continue reading British Grand Prix result: Charles Leclerc wins dramatic race from George Russell and Lewis Hamilton

Born in Gloucester in October 1993, Cottrell is the son of the Honourable Fiona Cottrell, an aristocrat whose father was the third Baron Manton. According to the Sunday Times, the family’s wealth came from a soap business inherited by the baron. Cottrell’s early education ended without A-levels after he was expelled from Malvern College in… Continue reading George Cottrell: Who is the aristocrat and convicted criminal at heart of Farage controversy?

Barbara Mullaney, the well-known owner of Animal Fayre pet shop in Cricklade, has tragically passed away following a car collision that police are now treating as a murder investigation. The incident took place on the B4696 near Royal Wotton Bassett in Wiltshire. Mullaney, in her seventies, was driving a Peugeot 107 southbound when the crash… Continue reading Tributes to Cricklade pet shop owner amid car crash murder probe

Jack Hawkins, whose daughter Harriet tragically died stillborn at Nottingham City Hospital in 2016 due to a series of failures, has spoken out strongly against the refusal of senior clinicians to participate in Donna Ockenden’s review in Nottingham. He described this refusal as “totally unacceptable” and expressed confusion and disapproval over why those clinicians believed… Continue reading Health secretary seeks advice over maternity inquiry staff who refused to give evidence

Strawberries and cream remain a quintessential part of the Wimbledon experience, beloved by fans and players alike. World number one Aryna Sabalenka expressed her enthusiasm, saying to the BBC, “They’re the best, I’m addicted. I cannot stop eating them.” This iconic snack’s journey from farm to plate during the Grand Slam is a carefully managed… Continue reading How Wimbledon is supplied with iconic strawberries from Kent farm

Police have begun inquiries following a complaint regarding the financial activities of Yes Scotland, the organization that campaigned for Scottish independence during the 2014 referendum. According to a report by The Sunday Mail, there are allegations that more than £1.5 million of income remains unaccounted for. The complaint was reportedly lodged by David Henry, who… Continue reading Police probe Yes Scotland campaign's 'missing £1.5m' claim

Authorities have detained two individuals in connection with the fatal stabbing of a 22-year-old man in west London, according to a statement from the Metropolitan Police. The suspects, a 21-year-old man and a 21-year-old woman, were apprehended on Sunday and are currently being held by police. The incident occurred early Tuesday morning at the intersection… Continue reading Two murder arrests after man, 22, fatally stabbed in Hounslow

Two men who had been reported missing by their families over a week ago were found deceased in a vehicle that had crashed and was concealed in dense bushes. The bodies of William Hutchinson, aged 31, and Stuart Tallis, aged 27, were discovered on Saturday at midday BST inside a blue Peugeot 106 located near… Continue reading Men missing for a week found dead in car in Newton with Clifton

During the 1980s and 1990s, a social worker in Bradford repeatedly noticed a troubling pattern while driving past a local secondary school each afternoon. Groups of girls would leave the school, enter taxis waiting nearby, and quickly disappear. The behavior of the girls struck her as unusual—they weren’t sitting normally in the cars but seemed… Continue reading I watched Bradford grooming victims 'disappear', says social worker