Author: Dave Carter

A male skier succumbed to his injuries in hospital after a fall on the Nevis Range in the Scottish Highlands. The accident occurred on Tuesday afternoon, around 2 pm, on Aonach Mór, close to Fort William. While the individual’s identity has not been disclosed, Police Scotland confirmed his death took place the following day. Authorities… Continue reading Skier dies in hospital after Nevis range fall rescue

UK Athletics has formally admitted guilt in relation to the corporate manslaughter of Paralympian Abdullah Hayayei. Hayayei tragically lost his life at the age of 36 when a heavy metal cage fell on him during a training session at Newham Leisure Centre in London in July 2017. Initially, UK Athletics had denied the manslaughter charge… Continue reading UK Athletics pleads guilty to corporate manslaughter

The Liberal Democrats have urged the designation of Special Educational Needs and Disabilities (SEND) services in England as critical national infrastructure. This move aims to prevent vulnerable children from being exploited financially by private investors. Over recent years, expenditure by local councils on SEND—which supports children requiring additional help due to disabilities or learning difficulties—has… Continue reading Lib Dems set out plans to stop SEND services being 'cash cows'

A story that captured social media attention tells of Blakeley Bermingham, a Hackney resident who developed a unique bond with an injured fox she found in her garden. The fox, later named Meatball, was discovered in October 2024 in a poor state, showing signs of mange and with evident wounds. Bermingham was deeply moved by… Continue reading Hackney resident's fox rescue sparks unusual bond

The Metropolitan Police have reached out to former and current protection officers tasked with guarding Andrew Mountbatten-Windsor, requesting that they come forward with any information that might assist ongoing investigations related to the Epstein files. Authorities are “identifying and contacting” those who had close involvement with Andrew and urging them to thoroughly consider whether they… Continue reading Met asks Andrew's protection officers what they saw or heard in Epstein inquiry

If Andrew Mountbatten-Windsor were a scandal-plagued politician, a dismissed football manager, or a CEO under fire, he likely would have been removed from his position and faded from public attention long ago. However, royal scandals are fundamentally different—they have no clear conclusion. Unlike jobs that can be terminated, family membership endures through significant life events… Continue reading Andrew and King Charles, a personal battle of royal brothers

A man has been formally charged with drugging and sexually abusing his unconscious wife, alongside several other men. The accused, whose identity remains protected for legal reasons, faces a total of 48 charges. These include conspiracy to rape, sexual assault by penetration, and conspiracy to administer a substance with the intent to commit a sexual… Continue reading Man charged with raping unconscious wife with other men for years

On Friday, Manchester United’s interim head coach Michael Carrick expressed his deep pride in the values upheld by the club during a pre-match press conference. He emphasized his awareness of the club’s longstanding principles and the significance they hold for many people around the world. Carrick referenced recent statements made by Sir Jim and the… Continue reading Sir Jim Ratcliffe: Man Utd co-owner avoids FA charge over immigration comments

Two online pharmacies have introduced stronger safeguards after concerns arose about the sale of weight-loss injections without adequate verification procedures. BBC journalists successfully ordered so-called “skinny jabs” to Northern Ireland from Voy and MedExpress by submitting false information and outdated photos, with the companies failing to conduct further checks. These medications are intended solely for… Continue reading Online pharmacies rapped for selling weight-loss jabs without full checks

A clinical study investigating the effects and safety of puberty-blocking medications for children experiencing gender dysphoria has been temporarily halted due to concerns raised by the UK’s medicines regulator. The Medicines and Healthcare Products Regulatory Agency (MHRA) plans to meet with researchers at King’s College London, who are leading the study, to discuss these issues… Continue reading Puberty blockers trial paused after MHRA raises safety concerns