The Duke of Sussex has openly shared that after relocating to Canada in 2019, in preparation for his eventual move to the United States, he experienced a period of depression lasting roughly two weeks. Prince Harry explained that his initial departure from the UK was motivated by a need to “get some space.” During this… Continue reading Harry says he 'slipped into depression' after leaving UK for Canada
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E-bike battery in fatal fire had repairs, inquest hears
An inquest has revealed that an e-bike battery, which was involved in a fire resulting in the deaths of a mother and her two children, had shown problems before the tragic incident. Gemma Germeney, aged 31, along with her children Lilly, eight, and Oliver, four, died in the fire at their home on Sackville Close… Continue reading E-bike battery in fatal fire had repairs, inquest hears
Sewage spills in Wales exceeded 800,000 hours last year, report claims
New data reveals that in 2025, sewage was released into rivers, lakes, and coastal waters across Wales for over 800,000 hours. According to the environmental charity Surfers Against Sewage, which reviewed information from Welsh water companies, there were upwards of 100,000 incidents of sewage discharge throughout the year—averaging roughly one release every five minutes. Although… Continue reading Sewage spills in Wales exceeded 800,000 hours last year, report claims
Woman told Merseyside PC 'get off me' 300 times as he raped her
A former police officer from Merseyside, Ryan Theaker, aged 30, has been sentenced to 11 years in prison, with an additional five years on licence, after being convicted of multiple sexual offences. Theaker was found guilty of rape, sexual assault, and assault by penetration following a trial last month. The incidents took place in a… Continue reading Woman told Merseyside PC 'get off me' 300 times as he raped her
Body found in Colombia in search for missing Anton Green
The family of Anton Green, a British man who had been missing in Colombia, have been informed that a body has been found in connection with his disappearance. Anton, originally from Manchester, had been residing in the South American nation for two and a half years but ceased communication with his loved ones in August.… Continue reading Body found in Colombia in search for missing Anton Green
Two men arrested on suspicion of trespass at RAF base
Two Latvian nationals have been detained under the National Security Act following a security breach at RAF Molesworth, a military base in Cambridgeshire. The incident came to light when a Ministry of Defence Police (MDP) security team found an unattended vehicle near the base around 22:00 BST on Wednesday. Subsequent inspections by the MDP and… Continue reading Two men arrested on suspicion of trespass at RAF base
Birmingham Airport unveils £2bn plan for 30 million passengers
Birmingham Airport has revealed an ambitious £2 billion expansion project that could see passenger numbers more than double while generating thousands of new jobs in the region. According to a spokesperson, the draft proposal focuses on maximizing current runway capacity and enhancing passenger facilities significantly over the next 15 years. The airport has launched an… Continue reading Birmingham Airport unveils £2bn plan for 30 million passengers
Lurgan: Maintenance man found woman dead in bath, inquest hears
A maintenance worker discovered the body of 31-year-old Laura Marshall in an overflowing bath at her residence on Victoria Street in April 2016, according to details revealed during a recent inquest. The woman’s body exhibited bruising, and the discovery was made when the worker was responding to a complaint about a leak affecting the block… Continue reading Lurgan: Maintenance man found woman dead in bath, inquest hears
Andrew search warrants were unlawful, court hears
The High Court has been informed that Thames Valley Police has acknowledged the unlawfulness of the search warrants used earlier this year to raid the homes of Andrew Mountbatten-Windsor. The force recognized that the court’s original decision to issue these warrants under a particular piece of legislation was incorrect when permission was granted on 19… Continue reading Andrew search warrants were unlawful, court hears
Ex-councillor guilty of running sham Covid-19 testing lab
A former councillor has been convicted for operating a fraudulent coronavirus testing laboratory during the Covid-19 crisis. Faisal Shoukat, who once served on Calderdale Council, faced charges of causing public nuisance, engaging in fraudulent trading, and money laundering. These charges were upheld following a trial at Bradford Crown Court. Alongside Shoukat, four other individuals were… Continue reading Ex-councillor guilty of running sham Covid-19 testing lab