Author: Dave Carter

After just over three weeks in power, the new Labour government has discovered that government departments are in a worse state than previously thought. On Monday, the Chancellor will argue that the public finances are in a bad position, and difficult decisions will need to be made. This is to prepare the public for potential… Continue reading Has Labour really found a bigger financial mess than it expected?

A 32-year-old woman from Bristol has reported that a drugs trial has been “life-changing” for her. Chloe Davies has a rare genetic disease called hereditary angioedema (HAE), which causes sudden and spontaneous swelling attacks. While this disease is not curable, treatment can be provided to help manage the condition. One hospital in Bristol has provided… Continue reading Woman's hands can triple in size amid rare swelling attacks

Renowned photographer Magnus Hastings has launched an “one-of-a-kind” exhibition in Liverpool’s Walker Art Gallery called “Queen”. The exhibition features photographs taken of some of the biggest names from the international drag scene, including Jinkx Monsoon and Shea Coulee. What’s really drawing the crowds, however, is the back-alley images of local Liverpool drag queens commission specifically… Continue reading ‘My day in a Liverpool alley with 35 drag queens’

An injunction aimed at preventing protesters from disrupting the M25 has been extended by the High Court. National Highways obtained the order on Friday to target demonstrators taking action on the M25, its feeder roads, major Kent routes, and around the Port of Dover. Those blocking, endangering, or preventing traffic flow can face fines, asset… Continue reading M25: High court injunction bans protesters from disrupting motorway

Three children, who have been identified as Nakash Malik, Aayat Malik and Muhammad Hanan Malik, died in a conflagration in East London. The parents of the deceased claimed that their children were a blessing and that their memories would be treasured. They expressed their love for them in words and prayed that they may rest… Continue reading East Ham house fire: Children who died in blaze named

Retail giant John Lewis has been given the green light to build its first ever block of flats in a glowing milestone for the company. Bromley Council has approved the plans for the development of 353 rental flats above an existing Waitrose shop in London, paving the way for further developments across the UK. Critics… Continue reading John Lewis gets planning permission to build homes in Bromley

A couple from Llanelli, Carmarthenshire, are currently stuck in Spain after their baby was born three months prematurely while they were on their babymoon in Tenerife. Alis Lloyd unexpectedly went into labour and gave birth to George at the University Hospital of the Nuestra Señora de Candelaria. Although George is in a stable condition, the… Continue reading Llanelli couple's baby born prematurely on Spain holiday