Author: Dave Carter

Nicola Sturgeon has offered her full support to the SNP’s new independence strategy, according to reports. The former first minister spoke to the media as she arrived at the party’s gathering in Aberdeen, Scotland on Monday. Ahead of the conference, party members voted against Sturgeon’s plan to use the next general election as a pseudo-referendum… Continue reading Nicola Sturgeon backs SNP's new independence strategy

Emma Hughes, a mother who lost her son Dafydd to a drunk driving accident, has shared her heartbreaking story and appealed to people to report illegal drivers. Dafydd, 18, died last year after his friend, who was both drunk and on drugs, crashed his Ford Focus into another car while driving on the wrong side… Continue reading Snapchat death crash mum's plea to stop drink-drivers

Liam Gallagher has confirmed that he will be performing Oasis’s iconic debut album, Definitely Maybe in its entirety during a series of shows in 2024. Gallagher said that he wouldn’t be where he is today without the album and is excited to celebrate its significance with fans. Definitely Maybe, which was released in August 1994,… Continue reading Liam Gallagher announces tour playing Definitely Maybe in entirety

Police authorities are currently investigating one man’s death and another man’s attack in Hartlepool with the help of counter-terrorism officials. The incident occurred on Sunday morning in the Tees Street area, where a property at Wharton Terrace has been cordoned off. A 44-year-old man has been taken into custody on suspicion of murder and attempted… Continue reading Hartlepool: Counter-terrorism police investigate death of man

A coalition of 30 non-profit organizations and charities is urging the UK Prime Minister to pass a bill that would prohibit “no-fault” evictions. The Renters Reform Bill, introduced earlier this year, would eliminate the rental rights of landlords in England to evict tenants without a reason and with only two months’ notice. According to housing… Continue reading Charities 'concerned' over lack of progress with Renters Reform Bill

Carbon dioxide from the atmosphere will be used to make Coca-Cola bottle tops, Coca-Cola has announced. To achieve its goal of being net zero by 2040, the company is sponsoring a three-year trial at Swansea University. At present, much of the firm’s packaging is made cheaply from fossil fuels. However, it aims to “capture” CO2… Continue reading Climate crisis: Coca-Cola trial to make bottle tops from CO2 emissions

The UK’s response to the ongoing crisis in the Middle East will be addressed by Rishi Sunak in front of MPs, Downing Street has announced. On Monday, the prime minister is due to deliver a statement outlining the government’s condemnation of the recent attacks, assistance for British nationals caught in the violence, and measures to… Continue reading Rishi Sunak to address Commons to outline UK response to Israel-Gaza crisis

A century has passed since the establishment of the Walt Disney film studio, renowned for creating some of the most beloved movies of all time. However, few people know the story of how its founder had connections to a small village in England. Norton Disney, with a population of just 242, has been immortalized in… Continue reading The Lincolnshire village honoured in every Disney film since 2006

As the new school year approaches, parents in England and Wales are reminded to apply for their child’s secondary school place by the upcoming deadline. However, it’s important to note that different rules apply for parents in Northern Ireland and Scotland. In Wales, applications are open for at least six weeks during September and October,… Continue reading Secondary school applications: When is the deadline?