Author: Dave Carter

Yvette Fielding, known for being the youngest host ever of Blue Peter, has revealed that she experienced bullying during her time on the show and almost left as a result. Fielding, who joined the children’s programme when she was 18, stated that she was pushed to her limits, and her experience would likely lead to… Continue reading Yvette Fielding says she was bullied on Blue Peter

During a recent interview on Radio 1, the Prince and Princess of Wales shared some insight on their favourite emojis. Hosts Jordan North and Vick Hope led the conversation, with Prince William admitting that his go-to emoji might not be suitable for family-friendly company. Meanwhile, Catherine divulged that her preferences were a bit more reserved.… Continue reading Guess William and Kate's most used emojis ?

Julie Williams started smoking when she was a teenager; at 14, she was paid in cigarettes to do her mother’s ironing. Now 67 years old, Williams was among the first in Wales to receive a lung health check to detect early signs of cancer as a result of her former habit. However, according to a… Continue reading Lung cancer screening in Wales lags behind England – charity

The River Clyde in Glasgow will be the proud new carrier of a bridge which seeks to reconnect two of its communities; the Govan-Partick Bridge. The central span of the bridge, costing £29.5m, was en route from the Netherlands to Yorkhill Quay. The new pedestrian/cycle bridge will link Water Row in Govan and Pointhouse Quay… Continue reading Span of £29.5m Govan-Partick bridge to arrive on Clyde

Yaz Ashmawi, the protester who threw glitter over Labour leader Sir Keir Starmer during the party conference, has apologised for touching him. However, he has said he does not regret his actions or his use of glitter. Merseyside Police arrested and bailed a 28-year-old man on suspicion of breaching the peace over the incident, with… Continue reading Keir Starmer glitter protester Yaz Ashmawi apologises

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Three Jewish schools in north London have announced they will be closing on Friday amid fears of potential violence resulting from planned protests in support of Hamas. Menorah High School, Torah Vodaas Primary School, and Ateres Beis Yaakov, located in Barnet, have sent letters to parents informing them of the closures. The head teacher of… Continue reading Three Jewish schools in London to close over security fears

S4C’s Chief Content Officer, Llinos Griffin-Williams, has departed from the Welsh-language broadcaster after allegations of inappropriate behavior at a bar in France. According to BBC Wales, the incident took place in Nantes, where Wales was playing Georgia in the Rugby World Cup. Reports suggest that heated exchanges occurred between Griffin-Williams and production staff at a gig celebrating… Continue reading S4C boss leaves over misconduct allegation

A new series of UK coins will be released at the end of the year to celebrate the new monarch and his passion for nature. The tails side of every coin from 1p to £2 will feature the country’s flora and fauna, with King Charles III’s portrait on every coin. Despite the declining popularity of… Continue reading King Charles III new coin designs revealed

The United Kingdom has announced plans to send surveillance aircraft and two Royal Navy ships to the eastern Mediterranean to “support Israel.” Starting tomorrow, the aircraft will begin patrols to “track threats to regional stability such as the transfer of weapons to terrorist groups.” The package includes surveillance assets, helicopters, P8 aircraft, and a company… Continue reading UK to deploy Royal Navy ships to support Israel