Author: Dave Carter

Recent racially motivated attacks and disturbances in Glasgow have cast a shadow over the city’s image, according to a former Lord Provost. Dr Michael Kelly, who held the position from 1980 to 1984, emphasized that combating increasing racism and xenophobia should be a major focus for both Glasgow City Council and Police Scotland. Following violent… Continue reading Glasgow race attacks a 'mark against the reputation of the city'

Tommy Robinson, a known far-right activist, reported that he was detained at Heathrow Airport under counter terrorism legislation on Saturday evening, during which his phones were confiscated. This incident took place upon his return to the UK from a journey that included Russia and Turkey. According to a spokesperson from the Metropolitan Police, the individual,… Continue reading Tommy Robinson says he was stopped at Heathrow by police

A 30-year-old man has been formally charged following the stabbing of a 17-year-old girl in Brierfield, Lancashire. The young woman suffered wounds to her neck after being attacked on Wood Street at around 3 p.m. last Friday. Authorities have classified the incident as attempted murder. The individual named Junaid Nawaz, who is described by Lancashire… Continue reading Brierfield attempted murder charge after girl stabbed in street

Police Scotland has raised safety concerns leading to the rejection of a proposal to serve beer in cans at the upcoming Metallica concert in Glasgow. The City of Glasgow Council’s licensing board decided against permitting canned drinks after the police highlighted potential risks, including the possibility of cans being used as projectiles during the event.… Continue reading Enter can ban: Council knocks back Metallica gig beer plan

The recent outbreak of violence in Northern Ireland has been described as a serious blemish on the region’s reputation both locally and on the international stage. This unrest followed a knife attack in north Belfast, which sparked several days of disorder and a series of racially motivated assaults. One individual has been charged with attempted… Continue reading Belfast disorder: Mike Nesbitt says violence was 'stain on NI's reputation'

In the early hours of Sunday, Royal Marine Commandos successfully boarded a Russian-operated oil tanker known as Smyrtos in the English Channel. This mission was executed with the assistance of National Crime Agency (NCA) officers and support from the Royal Air Force (RAF), marking the first mission of its kind undertaken by UK armed forces.… Continue reading Royal Marines board Russian shadow fleet oil tanker in English Channel

Culture Secretary Lisa Nandy has expressed that technology companies have been given ample opportunity to address safety concerns related to their platforms, particularly in protecting young users. This statement comes ahead of an anticipated announcement from the prime minister, expected on Monday, regarding new restrictions on social media use by teenagers. In an interview with… Continue reading Tech firms had 'enough time' says Nandy ahead of social media announcement

Royal Marine Commandos, alongside officers from the National Crime Agency, carried out an operation to board a Russian shadow fleet oil tanker navigating the English Channel. The Ministry of Defence released footage capturing the six-hour-long mission, which received support from the Royal Air Force. The tanker, named Smyrtos, has been detained and is now being… Continue reading Watch: MOD video shows Russian shadow fleet tanker interception

After a 36-year wait, Scotland fans have erupted in celebration following their national team’s first World Cup victory since 1986. The opening match against Haiti, which began at 02:00 BST, gathered supporters across Scotland in various bars and venues, many of whom endured the early hours in anticipation of the historic game. When John McGinn… Continue reading Jubilation as Scotland fans celebrate first World Cup win in 36 years

The article you shared discusses newly obtained death records revealing the harsh and tragic conditions at St Monica’s Maternity Home in Kendal, Cumbria, which cared for unmarried mothers between 1933 and 1970. Despite presenting itself as a caring sanctuary, the home was marked by neglect, a brutal regime, no pain relief, and no fully trained… Continue reading Death records at Kendal's St Monica's reveal mothers' home horror