Author: Dave Carter

Forward Alessia Russo has been honored as the England women’s player of the year. At 27 years old, Russo has proven to be an essential figure in the 2025-26 season, participating in every one of England’s 10 matches and contributing five goals. Recently, Russo made a significant impact by scoring the third goal in England’s… Continue reading England: Alessia Russo named women's player of the year

Luke Tarrant, an adventurer who lost a leg in a motorcycle accident, has issued a strong warning against sending money to imposters pretending to be him on social media platforms. The 30-year-old, from Bedford, has a substantial following on TikTok and Instagram, totaling over 770,000 followers. He expressed deep frustration and disgust after learning that… Continue reading Adventurer who lost a leg is impersonated by online fraudsters

In 2012, three friends—Lizzy, Libby, and Charlotte—began their university journey at the University of Newcastle, focusing primarily on attending lectures and juggling sports commitments. At that time, the concept of accumulating student debt through loans felt distant and Read the full article from The BBC here: Read More

Backbench Members of Parliament are pushing to overturn a recent court decision that they warn will have severe repercussions for victims of crime. The ruling, made by the Court of Appeal in 2025 and applicable to England and Wales, has established that police officers enjoy immunity from civil lawsuits both when acting as witnesses and… Continue reading MPs attempt to overturn ruling which protects police from being sued

Dr Fiona Hunter, vice chair of the Royal College of Emergency Medicine Scotland, has expressed profound alarm over the increasingly severe pressures facing Scotland’s NHS as winter approaches. Speaking to BBC Scotland, she described the current care levels in A&E departments as “unsafe,” revealing that some patients have been left on hospital trolleys for as… Continue reading Emergency doctor 'completely terrified' of looming winter pressures on NHS

Yorkshire Wildlife Park remains closed following a fatal incident on Saturday when a man climbed into an enclosure housing an Amur tiger and was attacked. The emergency services, including police and ambulance teams, were called to the park near Doncaster, South Yorkshire, at approximately 13:30 BST after reports that a man had descended from the… Continue reading Yorkshire Wildlife Park remains closed after fatal tiger attack

The UK government has voiced its opposition to a recent deal struck by former US President Donald Trump with Russian President Vladimir Putin, which involves the United States purchasing millions of tonnes of diesel fuel from Russia. Defence Secretary Wes Streeting expressed his stance during an interview on BBC Radio 4’s Broadcasting House, highlighting that… Continue reading UK does not support Trump's Russia diesel deal, says Streeting

A man has been taken into custody on suspicion of murder in connection with a double fatal shooting that occurred over six years ago. The victims, Junior Ajose, aged 36, and Cheriff Tall, aged 21, were fatally shot at a lockdown party in Manchester’s Moss Side district during the early hours of June 21, 2020.… Continue reading Man, 36, arrested six years on from Moss Side double murder

Archaeologists believe they may have uncovered remnants of a medieval monastery established nearly 470 years ago by King James I of Scotland. The find emerged during recent excavations in Perth, where the Charterhouse once stood. This monastery was built for monks of the Carthusian Order and featured a richly ornamented church at its center. Over… Continue reading Masonry from Perth's lost monastery may have been reused for drain

Shakespeare’s Globe has recently unveiled a new research facility located at its Bankside premises, described as the only public Shakespeare library and archive in London. This centre, known as the Research and Collections Centre, contains an extensive assortment of over 6,000 books focused on Shakespeare, early modern literature, and drama, alongside the theatre’s own records… Continue reading London's only public Shakespeare library opens at the Globe