Author: Dave Carter

A student in south-west London who has been diagnosed with a rare form of cancer is using an interactive robot to keep up with his schoolwork. After Howard’s attendance dropped to less than 50% due to weekly chemotherapy sessions, his school in Twickenham introduced him to ‘AV Howard’. The robot allows him to attend his… Continue reading Twickenham pupil with cancer able to attend school using robot

Academic research suggests that saving money regularly can help to improve sleeping patterns. It also helps people to relax and adopt a more optimistic outlook on the future, regardless of how small the amount saved is. This is according to the report conducted by Bristol University, which also found that individuals on lower incomes who… Continue reading Saving money regularly helps you sleep better – academics

Prime Minister Sir Keir Starmer has reiterated the UK’s “cast iron commitment” to spending 2.5% of national income on defence, however, he has refused to provide a timeline on when this promise will be delivered. Sir Keir travelled to Washington for the annual summit of the Nato defence alliance, less than a week after winning… Continue reading Keir Starmer says defence spending commitment 'cast iron' – but refuses to give timeline

Taking visitors on a unique journey of the illustrious Buckingham Palace, the east wing, also known as the main facade of the palace, has opened its doors to the public after a five-year renovation. Although the tourists will not be allowed to step out on to the balcony just yet, this trial run will give… Continue reading First peek of renovated room behind Buckingham Palace balcony

As England prepares for their Euro 2024 semi-final match against the Netherlands, newspapers are full of excitement. The Daily Mirror praises England manager Gareth Southgate for his leadership and for keeping the team spirit alive. The Metro boldly states that the players stand on the verge of making history, while the Daily Star puts captain… Continue reading Newspaper headlines: UK defence plan and England bid for Euro glory

West Midlands Police have released CCTV footage of a man who allegedly started a fire that caused the death of Akashdeep Singh and left four others injured in Wolverhampton on 25 June. The video is expected to help with the investigation into the crime. Singh’s family paid tribute to him through the police stating that… Continue reading CCTV released after man dies following Wolverhampton house fire

The founder and CEO of Octopus, Greg Jackson, has called for people living near wind farms to pay less for their electricity. Mr Jackson claims it is nuts that the cost of electricity is the same throughout the UK, adding that discounts have already been offered to customers living near wind turbines. His firm has… Continue reading Octopus Energy boss backs lower bills for people near wind farms

Five newly elected MPs have been given junior ministerial roles by Sir Keir Starmer. Although it is highly uncommon for members of Parliament with no previous experience in parliament to be given governmental roles, these MPs have been appointed to parliamentary Secretaries and Ministerial positions. Sarah Sackman, a planning and local government law specialist, was… Continue reading Keir Starmer gives government jobs to brand new MPs

The latest trailer for Gladiator II, directed by Ridley Scott, has been released. The trailer features several epic scenes, such as a water battle in Rome’s Colosseum and Paul Mescal being attacked by a rhino. All Of Us Strangers star Mescal plays Lucius, who is the nephew of corrupt former Emperor Commodus and fights for… Continue reading Gladiator II: Paul Mescal battles a rhino in upcoming film