Author: Dave Carter

Morgan McSweeney, the former chief of staff to the prime minister, has publicly stated that he does not identify with the negative portrayals about his conduct reported in the media during his time in No 10. Speaking for the first time since his departure, McSweeney addressed these claims while attending a security conference in Ukraine,… Continue reading Morgan McSweeney says he doesn't recognise claims about his behaviour

A guitar signed and played by Noel Gallagher, the lead guitarist and songwriter of Oasis, fetched $96,000 (£71,200) at an auction held in New York. This particular instrument, an Epiphone EJ-200, was used by Gallagher during the recording sessions for the band’s iconic second album, (What’s the Story) Morning Glory. The album, released in 1995,… Continue reading Signed Oasis 'Wonderwall' guitar sells for $96,000

A young girl of ten years old made a remarkable discovery while on vacation in Wales when she found an endangered Mexican axolotl. She recounted to the BBC the experience of spotting and capturing the rare amphibian during her holiday. This event marks the very first recorded occasion of an axolotl being found in the… Continue reading Watch: Girl describes finding rare Mexican axolotl in Wales

Surrey Police have concluded their investigation into an alleged rape that reportedly took place outside Epsom Methodist Church on 11 April. After a thorough inquiry, authorities determined that no sexual offence occurred. The initial claim, made by a woman in her twenties, was found to be related instead to an accidental head injury she sustained… Continue reading No rape took place outside Epsom church, say Surrey Police

Sir Keir Starmer has affirmed his commitment to prioritizing the national interest, despite receiving criticism from former US President Donald Trump. After Trump’s remarks to the BBC expressing dissatisfaction with the UK’s stance on the Iran conflict and other policy issues, Starmer emphasized he would not be swayed from making decisions he believes serve the… Continue reading Starmer says he's acting in UK's interests after Trump criticism

US President Donald Trump has expressed optimism that the upcoming state visit by King Charles and Queen Camilla to the United States will positively impact the relationship between the US and the UK. In a recent phone conversation with the BBC, Trump described King Charles as “a fantastic man” and “brave,” emphasizing that their visit… Continue reading Trump tells BBC that King's visit could 'absolutely' repair relations with UK

The Home Office has confirmed the deportation of a Ghanaian man who was at the forefront of a self-declared African tribe situated in the Scottish Borders. Kofi Offeh, who refers to himself as King Atehene, established a camp along with two women in a wooded area near the town of Jedburgh the previous year. This… Continue reading 'African tribe' leader deported after eviction from Scots woodland

BBC Sport has announced that after 52 years on air, the long-running football television programme, Football Focus, will be coming to an end. The show, which first launched in 1974, had been a staple for fans seeking interviews, analysis, and stories from around the football world ahead of weekend matches. Over the decades, it became… Continue reading Football Focus to end after 52 years

An inquiry into a series of fatal stabbings in Nottingham has revealed that three years prior to the attacks, a doctor warned the perpetrator, who suffered from severe mental illness, that he might eventually kill someone. Valdo Calocane, diagnosed with paranoid schizophrenia, was responsible for the deaths of two 19-year-old students, Barnaby Webber and Grace… Continue reading Doctor warned Nottingham attacker he would end up killing, inquiry told

The number of cancer diagnoses in Northern Ireland has reached an unprecedented level, with approximately 10,700 new cases identified annually. This equates to nearly 29 individuals being diagnosed each day. According to data released by Cancer Research UK, addressing delays in treatment and reducing waiting times should be a top priority for the Northern Ireland… Continue reading Cancer: Record number of cases diagnosed in NI