Author: Dave Carter

Thirty years after the tragic deaths of a mother and her daughter, new DNA samples are set to be collected from a man currently imprisoned for the double murder. On July 9, 1996, Dr. Lin Russell, aged 45, and her six-year-old daughter Megan were brutally beaten to death in Chillenden, Kent. Another daughter, Josie Russell,… Continue reading DNA test for Michael Stone 30 years after Lin and Megan Russell murders

The owners of the Jackdaw gas platform in the North Sea are urging the UK government to approve production without delay, emphasizing the critical importance of the project for the country’s energy security this winter. Located approximately 150 miles east of Aberdeen, the platform is nearing completion and is expected to meet about six percent… Continue reading Jackdaw boss warns of winter fuel shortages if gas field not approved

Former Defence Minister Al Carns has announced that he will not be standing for the Labour leadership, instead encouraging the party to support Andy Burnham’s candidacy. Speaking to Sky News, Carns expressed his view that holding a leadership contest was “not the best use of Labour’s time,” and emphasized the importance of uniting behind Burnham… Continue reading Andy Burnham's last potential rival Al Carns rules out leadership bid

Recent scientific findings have clarified that the Meningitis B vaccine, which has been offered to men who have sex with men (MSM) as a preventive measure against gonorrhoea, does not actually reduce the incidence of this sexually transmitted infection. Although the NHS began providing the vaccine to at-risk men last year following earlier studies suggesting… Continue reading MenB vaccine offers men no protection from gonorrhoea, study says

The police officer responsible for fatally shooting Chris Kaba may not face misconduct charges following recent changes in the government’s approach to evaluating officers’ use of force. Sgt Martyn Blake shot 24-year-old Kaba in Streatham, south London, in 2022 after Kaba attempted to force his way past police vehicles. Although Blake was acquitted of murder… Continue reading Law change may end misconduct case over Kaba shooting in Streatham

Salil Korambayil, a former NHS surgeon, has been found guilty of rape and is currently serving a 14-year prison sentence. His ex-partner, Angharad, who is also the mother of his child, shares the distressing journey of discovering the truth about his criminal actions. Their relationship began at East Surrey Hospital in 2016, where Angharad, a… Continue reading Ex-partner speaks of rapist surgeon Salil Korambayil's double life

England secured their place in the World Cup quarter-finals after a thrilling match against Mexico, finishing with a score of 3-2 in favor of England. The victory marked a significant step forward in their tournament journey. Supporters from both Mexico City and the United Kingdom showed passionate enthusiasm as they followed the match closely. The… Continue reading Watch: Fans' reaction to every goal of England v Mexico game

The recently appointed director general of the BBC has openly criticized the long-standing TV licence framework, describing it as “a busted flush” that no longer meets modern needs. In his first significant public address since assuming his role six weeks ago, Matt Brittin, previously a Google executive, labeled the licence fee system as “yesterday’s model”… Continue reading Licence fee is 'yesterday's model', says new BBC director general Matt Brittin

The public inquiry into the Southport knife attack has entered its second phase with a firm commitment from its chairman to do all possible to prevent similar tragedies in the future. Sir Adrian Fulford opened this stage by highlighting the increasing danger posed by individuals obsessed with violence, emphasizing that these people often act without… Continue reading Southport Inquiry to focus on 'violence-fixated individuals'

Senior members of Reform acknowledge that they had anticipated both of the developments now unfolding: opposition parties opting out of contesting the by-election, and some groups pushing to postpone the vote until after the Parliamentary Commissioner for Standards completes the ongoing inquiry into Nigel Farage. The Liberal Democrats have called on the government to hold… Continue reading Chris Mason: Far from certain whether by-election strengthens Farage