Author: Dave Carter

The Football Supporters’ Association (FSA) has urged FIFA president Gianni Infantino to prioritize affordable ticketing for the 2026 World Cup instead of making what they describe as “cheap jokes” about British supporters. Infantino, speaking at the World Economic Forum in Switzerland, highlighted that it was a notable milestone that no British fans were arrested during… Continue reading Gianni Infantino: Fifa president criticised for 'cheap' joke about British fans' behaviour

The captain of the cargo vessel involved in a fatal collision with an oil tanker testified in court that he had been informed days earlier about a steering issue affecting another ship of the same type. Vladimir Motin was at the helm of the Solong when it collided with the Stena Immaculate, a US tanker,… Continue reading North Sea tanker crash trial told sister ship had steering fault

At the recent World Economic Forum in Davos, Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky delivered a passionate speech directly addressing European leaders. The Guardian highlights how Zelensky accused Europe of being in a “Greenland mode,” implying they were passively waiting on cues from former US President Donald Trump regarding Ukraine and other global crises. He demanded stronger… Continue reading Newspaper headlines: Zelensky's 'fiery' Davos speech and 'Operation Stop Burnham'

A patient transferred from Muckamore Abbey Hospital to another care facility recently experienced mistreatment, according to the campaign group Action for Muckamore. The details of the case emerged only after CCTV footage from the unnamed institution was reviewed, resulting in the dismissal of 12 staff members and the prosecution of one individual. This incident was… Continue reading Former Muckamore patient ill-treated in another facility, committee told

Currently, a complex and intricate political journey is unfolding, with a marble delicately poised at the very top of a lengthy and winding track. If this marble travels all the way to the bottom, Andy Burnham could potentially become prime minister. However, it’s important not to jump to conclusions too quickly. The marble may never… Continue reading Andy Burnham faces tricky run to win Labour crown

Donald Trump has ignited controversy in the UK by claiming that NATO troops were positioned “a little off the front lines” during the Afghanistan conflict. This statement provoked strong reactions from British politicians, with Labour MP Emily Thornberry, who chairs the foreign affairs committee, deeming it an “absolute insult” to the 457 British service members… Continue reading Trump sparks anger with claim Nato troops avoided Afghanistan front line

Donald Trump’s youngest son, Barron Trump, reportedly alerted UK authorities after witnessing a friend allegedly being assaulted during a video call. According to court proceedings, Barron, who is 19 years old, reached out to emergency services by having his friends in the US dial 999 to report the attack, which allegedly occurred in London in… Continue reading Barron Trump called UK police after seeing woman 'beat up', court hears

A UK government minister has expressed frustration over not being fully updated on problems that led to the suspension of the British Army’s Ajax armoured vehicle programme. The Ministry of Defence (MoD) announced a halt in further decisions regarding the future of the programme while additional investigations are underway. This comes after reports that 35… Continue reading Defence Minister Luke Pollard angry over Ajax vehicles troubles

Following the tragic deaths of three individuals at a popular waterfall trail in the Brecon Beacons, a coroner has called for clearer signage and improved mobile phone reception in the area. Helen and Rachael Patching, aged 52 and 33 from Kent, passed away in January 2023, while Corey Longdon, a 26-year-old from Gloucester, died in… Continue reading Three people die at same Brecon Beacons beauty spot as warning issued

Andrew Gwynne, the former Labour minister, has revealed his decision to resign as the Member of Parliament for Gorton and Denton. Citing “significant ill health” and medical advice from his GP that it would be unsafe to continue in his parliamentary role, Gwynne’s departure concludes his tenure amid ongoing health challenges. His stepping down is… Continue reading Ex-Labour minister quits as MP, paving way for Andy Burnham return to Parliament