Author: Dave Carter

Sir Keir Starmer has refrained from confirming whether he engaged in discussions with Peter Mandelson concerning the latter’s links to the convicted sex offender Jeffrey Epstein prior to appointing Mandelson as the UK’s ambassador to the United States. During a session in the House of Commons, Conservative leader Kemi Badenoch persistently questioned Starmer about this… Continue reading PM swerves questions on whether he spoke to Mandelson over Epstein friendshp

As we approach the spring equinox, the days grow longer and the Sun climbs higher in the sky, resulting in a noticeable increase in sunlight intensity. On Wednesday, weather conditions are expected to be mostly clear across England, Wales, and eastern Scotland, leading to medium ultraviolet (UV) levels in those areas. In contrast, regions experiencing… Continue reading UK weather: Temperatures exceed 20C in warmest day of year so far

The text you provided outlines the proposed assisted dying law in England and Wales, including eligibility criteria, safeguards, and the legislative process. Here’s a summary of the key points: ### Eligibility Criteria for Assisted Dying (England and Wales) – Over 18 years old. – Resident in England or Wales and registered with a GP for… Continue reading How could assisted dying laws change across the UK?

Gerry Adams has expressed that he was deeply shocked by the London Docklands bombing in February 1996, an act that many feared could have derailed the peace negotiations in Northern Ireland at the time. This bombing, carried out by the IRA, effectively ended the ceasefire that had been maintained since 1994. Adams, the former leader… Continue reading Gerry Adams tells court that London Dockland bomb 'stunned' him

Liam McArthur, the Scottish Liberal Democrat MSP who proposed a bill to legalise assisted dying in Scotland, remains determined despite the legislation’s recent defeat. The bill aimed to allow terminally ill, mentally competent adults with less than six months to live to seek medical help to end their lives. Although the proposal was ultimately rejected,… Continue reading Assisted dying 'is not going away' says MSP behind rejected bill

Health authorities in Northern Ireland have addressed concerns following a suspected meningococcal disease case in a 16-year-old student at Bloomfield Collegiate School in Belfast. Officials clarified that this instance is not connected to the meningitis outbreak currently being monitored in England. The young individual is hospitalized and undergoing treatment, although it remains unconfirmed whether the… Continue reading Meningitis: Officials reassure parents suspected case not linked to Kent outbreak

Angela Rayner delivered a pointed and candid speech to Labour activists on Tuesday evening, marked by its sharp tone and clear critique. Speaking in a Westminster pub, the former deputy prime minister presented a carefully scripted, 1,500-word address that, while never explicitly naming Sir Keir Starmer, amounted to a severe assessment of his leadership. The… Continue reading Angela Rayner's explosive speech reignites leadership speculation

The Scottish Parliament recently voted against a bill that would have allowed terminally ill individuals in Scotland the right to choose assisted dying. Despite the defeat, the conversation surrounding this sensitive topic is expected to continue. Liam McArthur, the Liberal Democrat MSP who introduced the bill, expressed his devastation at the outcome but affirmed that… Continue reading Scotland's assisted dying bill has failed- what happens now?

Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky has expressed concern about a potential shortfall in missile supplies essential for Ukraine’s defense against Russia, attributing this issue to the ongoing conflict in the Middle East. In an exclusive discussion with the BBC, Zelensky highlighted that Russian President Vladimir Putin seeks to prolong hostilities among the US, Israel, and Iran,… Continue reading Ukraine faces missile shortage due to Middle East war, says Zelensky

A mother expressed her disbelief to the BBC upon learning that her daughter had been diagnosed with meningitis. The young woman, Keeleigh Goodwin, aged 21, works in a restaurant and suddenly collapsed at her home in Canterbury on Saturday night. Her flatmate quickly acted and rushed her to the hospital. Once admitted, Keeleigh was diagnosed… Continue reading Mother 'absolutely shocked' to find daughter had meningitis