Author: Dave Carter

Recent political developments in the UK feature the departure of Robert Jenrick, the former Conservative shadow minister, who has defected to Reform UK. The i Paper headlines him as “spy Jenrick,” implying that he will carry Conservative secrets to Nigel Farage’s party. This move is expected to trigger a fresh power struggle within Reform UK,… Continue reading Newspaper headlines: 'Spy Jenrick' and 'Badenoch: Britain is not broken'

As January unfolds, the UK faces a complex interplay of weather systems that could bring a return to wintry conditions. Earlier in the month, Arctic winds swept down, causing heavy snowfall, widespread icy patches, and sharply cold temperatures across many areas. However, a recent alteration in the jet stream has allowed milder, moisture-laden air from… Continue reading UK weather: Will it snow again this January?

An inquest into the death of 10-year-old Sara Sharif has been scheduled for April 2027, according to the senior coroner for Surrey, Richard Travers. Sara’s tragic death occurred in August 2023 when her body was found at her home in Woking. Her father, Urfan Sharif, and her stepmother, Beinash Batool, were subsequently convicted of her… Continue reading Sara Sharif inquest will not take place until 2027, coroner says

A fatal accident inquiry into the deaths of three climbers on Aonach Eagach, a rugged mountain ridge in Glen Coe, concluded that all three likely died after one or more slipped while roped together. The victims—David Fowler, a 39-year-old mountain guide, along with climbers Graham Cox, 60, and Hazel Crombie, 64—fell in August 2023. The… Continue reading Climbers likely died after one or all of them slipped – inquiry

The Trump administration has introduced a new initiative aimed at stabilizing Gaza by establishing a “Board of Peace.” This board includes several high-profile figures such as US Secretary of State Marco Rubio and former UK Prime Minister Sir Tony Blair, who is recognized as one of the founding members. Alongside them, President Trump’s Middle East… Continue reading Blair and Rubio among names on Gaza 'Board of Peace'

Rhun ap Iorwerth, leader of Plaid Cymru, has expressed a clear preference for leading a minority government rather than entering into a coalition with another party following the upcoming Senedd election. He made these remarks in light of a recent opinion poll indicating that Plaid Cymru appears likely to secure victory in the Welsh election… Continue reading Senedd election: Plaid would take minority government over coalition

In Edinburgh city centre, two teenage boys were taken into custody following reports of individuals carrying bladed weapons. The incident occurred after witnesses alerted authorities to the presence of such weapons in the area. A striking image captured on Rose Street showed a young man holding what appeared to be a large machete, walking past… Continue reading Arrests after youth pictured with machete in central Edinburgh

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Craig Guildford, the chief constable of West Midlands Police, has retired following significant criticism over the decision to ban Israeli supporters from attending a football match against Aston Villa. The announcement of his departure came after both Downing Street and the home secretary publicly expressed a lack of confidence in his leadership. Guildford’s resignation followed… Continue reading West Midlands Police chief retires over Israeli fans ban row

An employment tribunal recently ruled that a group of nurses experienced a violation of their dignity after County Durham and Darlington NHS Trust permitted a transgender colleague to use the women’s changing room. Although this decision is legally binding only for those directly involved, it is expected to be closely examined for its broader consequences… Continue reading Latest NHS trans case ruling ramps up pressure for guidance