Author: Dave Carter

The UK Home Secretary, Suella Braverman, is scheduled to meet with the Metropolitan Police Commissioner, Sir Mark Rowley, on Monday to discuss the police’s response to incidents during a pro-Palestinian protest in London, according to reports. A video posted online over the weekend showed a man chanting “jihad” during an Islamist group rally that was… Continue reading Gaza protest: Braverman to meet Met Police boss over London demonstration

Labour has warned that thousands of renters could be forced from their homes if the government fails to deliver on a promised ban on no-fault evictions in England. A new law ending the right of landlords to evict tenants for no reason with just two months’ notice was a Tory manifesto pledge and is due… Continue reading Labour fears no-fault eviction ban will be delayed

More than 2,600 people have signed a petition calling for free British Sign Language (BSL) lessons for parents of deaf children in Wales. According to estimates, there are at least 2,329 deaf children in Wales, with 90% of them born to hearing parents. Mother-of-two Amanda Webb, whose son was diagnosed as deaf when he was… Continue reading Parents of deaf children in Wales want free signing lessons

Natural Resources Wales (NRW) has launched an investigation into why flood defences in a north Wales village were not fully utilised before homes were left ankle-deep in water. The farmer’s tractor and fire service were used to rescue people from their homes in Trevalyn, near Wrexham, on Sunday morning, after residents claimed a slatted barrier… Continue reading Wales flooding: Wrexham village's defences not properly used

After a man was left critically injured on Boulton Middleway in Birmingham on Saturday, police have made an arrest. The vehicle, responsible for striking the victim, fled the scene. The West Midlands Police have confirmed that a 60-year-old man was arrested on suspicion of failing to stop at the scene of an accident. Investigations are… Continue reading Arrest after pedestrian critically injured in Birmingam

Reports emerge that Noiya Sharabi, a missing British teenager, has been murdered by Hamas militants in the recent attack in southern Israel. The Hamas attack had claimed the lives of 16-year-old Noiya’s younger sister and mother, a British national. Family sources confirmed that Noiya’s death has now been officially acknowledged. Fondly remembering Noiya, her family… Continue reading Family of missing UK teen say she was murdered in Hamas attack

A demonstration advocating for the safe return of Israeli hostages in Gaza is currently taking place in London. A crowd of protesters in Trafalgar Square is holding up photographs of those missing, with their names being read out from the steps of the National Gallery. Security in the square is high, with a significant police… Continue reading Pro-Israel protest in London calls for return of hostages

A search is underway in the waters off the coast of Kent after a crew member of the AIDAperla cruise ship reportedly fell overboard. According to reports, the man went missing from the German vessel on Sunday while it was near Ramsgate. The coastguard was alerted at around 9:00 am BST and dispatched a search… Continue reading Search off Ramsgate for man reported overboard from cruise ship

Residents of Catcliffe, a South Yorkshire village, expressed their disappointment at the lack of support they’ve received as a result of Storm Babet. The Environment Agency said that 250 homes were evacuated in Catcliffe near Rotherham on Saturday, yet some residents pointed out the “lack of assistance” on Sunday. The agency responded with a statement… Continue reading Yorkshire flooding: Catcliffe residents feel abandoned by authorities