Author: Dave Carter

The search for missing teenager Jay Slater, who disappeared on the island of Tenerife, has been called off by authorities. However, Slater’s family and friends have vowed to continue searching for him. The 19-year-old had been on holiday in the area with friends and was last heard from on June 17 when he called a… Continue reading Jay Slater's family vow to continue Tenerife search

With a sea of people before her, Shania Twain thanks Glastonbury for inviting her to perform in the so-called Legends Slot. She comments on how she can feel the support from the crowd and how special it is to perform at the festival. Twain made sure to prepare extensively for the show by talking up… Continue reading Shania Twain leaves Glastonbury much impressed

Balmoral Castle is a historic Scottish home that has been owned by the British Royal Family since the 19th century. It is a significant landmark not just for the monarchy, but for the entire country – Queen Elizabeth II’s final public photo was taken there, surrounded by family and with a fireplace burning in the… Continue reading Balmoral Castle: the first look inside the royal rooms

Police in Antrim are treating damage to two new homes in Reford Grove as a hate crime allegedly motivated by sectarianism. The incident occurred around 3 a.m. on Sunday when four individuals dressed in dark clothing reportedly threw objects at the properties. Upon arrival, authorities discovered two windows smashed and both homes subjected to paint… Continue reading Antrim: Damage to homes was 'sectarian hate crime'

John Swinney, the leader of the Scottish National Party (SNP), has expressed his willingness to work with an incoming Labour government at Westminster to enhance immigration to Scotland. Speaking to The Sunday Show on the BBC, Swinney welcomed and positively engaged with plans to use immigration as a solution to address potential workforce shortages. In… Continue reading John Swinney: SNP would work with Labour to boost migration to Scotland

During an appearance on BBC Politics Wales, David TC Davies, the Secretary of State for Wales, acknowledged that the Conservative UK government failed to “reach everyone” who has been impacted by the cost of living crisis, but went on to defend his party’s record, stating that the past five years were “very challenging” economically. Davies… Continue reading Cost of living: We didn't reach everyone, Tory minister admits

Artificial intelligence (AI)-generated fake interviews with England football coach, Gareth Southgate, have been circulating on social media, purporting to show him making derogatory comments about players on the national team. Using an AI voice generator, the clips deliberately morph Southgate’s mouth so that he appears to be making crude remarks about his players. The material,… Continue reading Euro 2024: 'Deepfake' Gareth Southgate social media videos anger FA

Joan Green, 97, believes that couples should consider having a double wedding like she and her sister Monica did in 1949. On the same day, Joan and her husband William and Monica and her husband got married in the traditional ceremony held at their village church. The two brides shared two cakes and had two… Continue reading Could a double wedding save you money?