Author: Dave Carter

In Cambridge, an emotional vigil drew over 200 people coming together to honor the memory of Jason Arday. Arday, once a professor at Cambridge, was found deceased at a residence in Battersea, south London, on a Friday afternoon. The 41-year-old had stepped down from his role as a professor of sociology of education amid allegations… Continue reading Hundreds attend emotional Cambridge vigil for Jason Arday

A tabby cat named Charlie, who disappeared a decade ago at the age of three, has astonishingly returned home after 10 years. Charlie’s owners, Lucy and Hannah Robertson, were devastated when their outdoor cat failed to come back following a move to a new neighborhood in 2016. Despite searching extensively for months, no clues about… Continue reading Cat returns home to Abercarn after being missing for 10 years

It looks like you’ve shared an excerpt from a BBC Scotland News article discussing challenges in parts of Glasgow’s city centre related to drug dealing, youth involvement, racial tensions, and the activities of a vigilante group named Scots Active. The piece highlights perspectives from local shop owners, police officers, vigilantes, and the impact of recent… Continue reading Drugs, violence and racism: A week in Glasgow city centre

Parents who rely on the Child Maintenance Service (CMS) to secure financial support for their children after separation or divorce have shared distressing accounts with BBC Panorama about the system pushing them to their limits. Mothers reported ongoing struggles to compel ex-partners to fulfill their payment obligations, while fathers expressed frustration and stress caused by… Continue reading Parents pushed to breaking point by Child Maintenance Service, BBC told

Receiving your A-level results and confirming your university place often brings a mixture of excitement and apprehension. While the prospect of moving to a new city, making friends, and delving into a subject you’re passionate about is thrilling, many students find themselves uncertain about the challenges ahead. This year, with a record number of 18-year-olds… Continue reading From making friends to managing money: Students' advice for this year's freshers

Jason was determined to avoid the so-called “Coke can” effect—a term used to describe penises enlarged with excessive filler to the point they resemble a stubby beverage can. When we met in Manchester, he candidly explained that some men tend to overdo the procedure. Opting instead for a moderate enhancement, Jason increased his penis girth… Continue reading Men are turning to penis fillers, but are they safe?

A man has been charged with attempted murder following an incident at the Stanwell Hotel, which is used to accommodate asylum seekers. The event took place on Saturday evening, prompting a response from armed police officers to the hotel located near Heathrow Airport, according to a statement from Surrey Police. The victim, a hotel employee… Continue reading Man charged with attempted murder at Surrey asylum hotel

In anticipation of a speech scheduled for Monday by Reform’s shadow chancellor, Robert Jenrick, the party has revealed new details about its welfare policy proposals. Jenrick will use the address to officially present the party’s comprehensive plan regarding welfare reform. Jenrick criticized the current system, stating, “Forcing British workers to pay for the benefits of… Continue reading Reform UK benefits ban for foreign nationals would include EU citizens

Thousands of devoted Bonnie Tyler admirers are expected to convene in Swansea on Monday for a church service dedicated to celebrating the life of the iconic singer. This solemn occasion follows a poignant tribute on Saturday, when large crowds gathered along the streets of Mumbles, a coastal suburb that Bonnie called home. Fans showed their… Continue reading Bonnie Tyler's hometown prepares for final goodbye

A mobile game developed in Manchester has recently surged to the top of Apple’s paid games chart, surpassing the global hit Minecraft. Its unusual theme centered around UK politics makes this achievement particularly noteworthy. Titled *No 10: Full Confidence*, the game, created by Benjamin Brewis, puts players in the shoes of the prime minister, challenging… Continue reading Chart-topping game No 10: Full Confidence puts you in prime minister's shoes