Author: Dave Carter

The Tower of London has been temporarily closed following an incident in which protesters defaced a display case holding the Crown Jewels. According to police reports, the disturbance occurred just before 10:00 GMT on Saturday when four demonstrators threw what is believed to be food onto the glass enclosure showcasing the State Crown. After the… Continue reading Tower of London closed after display case containing Crown Jewels defaced

Labour has announced that trans women will be excluded from participating in the main sessions at its Women’s Conference next year. This decision comes after a legal review prompted by the Supreme Court’s April ruling, which determined that a woman’s legal definition under equality laws is based on biological sex. As a result, trans women… Continue reading Trans women will not be allowed to attend main Labour Women's Conference events

An 11-year-old boy named Max from Penarth, Vale of Glamorgan, has earned a place in the Guinness World Records as the youngest male video game developer. In May, Max dedicated four hours to creating a game composed of five distinct levels for his record attempt. After waiting six months, he received confirmation via email that… Continue reading Penarth boy, 11, breaks video game developer Guiness World Record

A new law aimed at curbing the illegal importation of puppies and kittens into Great Britain has been successfully passed by Parliament this week, overcoming the failure of two prior attempts. Animal welfare organizations have hailed the legislation as a major breakthrough, though concerns remain about possible unintended effects of the new rules. In one… Continue reading Charities praise new law banning puppy smuggling

Melissa Ashcroft has endured chronic pain for many years as a consequence of the size of her breasts, and she now feels that obtaining breast reduction surgery on the NHS is more distant than ever. The 30-year-old mother from Blairgowrie describes her size 36M breasts, which weigh approximately two and a half stone (16kg), as… Continue reading My heavy breasts cause chronic pain but I can't get NHS reduction surgery

An extensive inquiry into the police behaviour linked to the Hillsborough disaster has uncovered instances where officers reportedly followed a relative of one of the victims. The investigation, conducted by the Independent Office for Police Conduct (IOPC), reviewed 27 complaints from 25 individuals connected to the tragedy, specifically addressing claims of police surveillance. According to… Continue reading Hillsborough disaster survivor 'followed by police' – IOPC

Blacksmith Paul Dennis’s journey from a humble cowshed to working for the British Royal Family is nothing short of inspiring. At 77, he reflects on a promise made decades ago amid the rural surroundings of his farm: “I remember standing in my cowshed and saying to my wife ‘one day I’m going to work for… Continue reading Powys blacksmith behind Windsor Castle and Westminster Abbey

The Police Service of Northern Ireland (PSNI) has introduced dash-cams in police vehicles for the first time as part of a trial initiative. This pilot scheme, currently active in the Newry, Mourne and Down policing district, involves ten police cars equipped with the new technology throughout the month of December. The decision follows a marked… Continue reading PSNI: Dash-cams to be used in police vehicles for first time

The Financial Times features a headline announcing that Netflix has finalized an $83 billion deal to acquire Warner Bros. The publication highlights the significance of this transaction, suggesting it will establish Netflix as the leading force within the Hollywood streaming landscape. Attention is also drawn to the upcoming World Cup tournament, with the Mirror running… Continue reading Newspaper headlines: 'Netflix seals $85bn Warner Bros deal' and 'One L of a draw'

A lifestyle application called vVoosh, which had financial backing from Sarah Ferguson, received over £1 million in public funds but ultimately collapsed without ever launching its product, according to recently filed documents. The app was established by Manuel Fernandez, a close associate of Ms. Ferguson, who referred to herself as an “ambassador” of the firm… Continue reading Failed Sarah Ferguson-backed app took £1m taxpayers' money