According to the Electoral Commission, in the first week of the general election campaign, The Labour Party raised £351,990 more than the Conservative party in donations. Labour received £926,908 in donations followed by Conservatives on £574,918 and the Liberal Democrats with £454,999. The Scottish National Party managed to raise £36,305 in donations while Reform UK… Continue reading Labour raises £350k more than Tories in first campaign week
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Supermarket sandwiches linked to E. coli outbreak
Major supermarkets including Aldi, Asda, Co-op and Morrisons are recalling several types of pre-packed sandwiches, wraps and salads due to potential contamination with E. coli. At least 211 people are known to be affected by the bacteria, an increase from 113 last week, and at least 67 people have been admitted to hospital. Although E.… Continue reading Supermarket sandwiches linked to E. coli outbreak
New York approves new legislation to remove “anti-dancing” nightlife rules
New York City Council has passed new legislation to promote its nightlife sector and the “freedom to dance.” The bill is part of Mayor Eric Adams’ ‘City of Yes’ plan to change the zoning regulations that were established in the city many decades ago. The ‘City of Yes for Economic Opportunity’ includes 18 proposals and… Continue reading New York approves new legislation to remove “anti-dancing” nightlife rules
Massive Attack pull out of Georgia gig in solidarity with anti-government protesters
Music group Massive Attack has cancelled their upcoming show at Black Sea Arena in Georgia in support of anti-government protests happening across the country. The group announced their decision on social media, stating that they cancelled the show in protest of the Georgian government’s attack on basic human rights. The cancellation comes amidst nationwide protests… Continue reading Massive Attack pull out of Georgia gig in solidarity with anti-government protesters
Cardiff teacher Ieuan Bartlett's life ban after sex with pupil
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Russell Brand: Informal concerns 'not adequately addressed'
An investigation by Banijay UK has found that informal concerns about Russell Brand’s conduct while hosting Big Brother spin-off programmes were “not properly escalated or adequately addressed.” The actor and comedian fronted shows such as Big Brother’s Big Mouth and Big Brother’s Celebrity Hijack on Channel 4 from 2004 to 2008. During this time, allegations… Continue reading Russell Brand: Informal concerns 'not adequately addressed'
HOLD A CORNER launches record label with Wilfy D single
Hold A Corner, a London-based platform that promotes up-and-coming UK house talent, has announced the launch of its record label with a release from Bristol-based artist Wilfy D. Despite having already caught attention with his R&B-influenced blend of garage and house, Wilfy D has added a new twist to his work, incorporating influences from styles… Continue reading HOLD A CORNER launches record label with Wilfy D single
Nottingham killer's family sent letter to victim's parents
On the anniversary of the Nottingham attacks, the families and friends of Barnaby Webber and Grace O’Malley-Kumar retraced the same route their loved ones took before being fatally stabbed by Valdo Calocane on 13 June 2023. Mourners laid flowers at the scene of the crime and also took part in a ceremony at the University… Continue reading Nottingham killer's family sent letter to victim's parents
Michael Mosley's 'genius' remembered in BBC tribute programmes
A special tribute programme has aired following the death of Michael Mosley, who was described as “one of the most important broadcasters of recent decades”. Mosley’s final radio show, Just One Thing, was recorded live at the Hay Festival on 25 May, and was introduced by fellow TV doctor and presenter Chris van Tulleken. The recording… Continue reading Michael Mosley's 'genius' remembered in BBC tribute programmes
European elections: Michelle Gildernew fails to win Ireland MEP seat
Michelle Gildernew, the outgoing MP for Fermanagh and South Tyrone, has been unsuccessful in her bid to win a seat in the European Parliament. Gildernew, of Sinn Féin, stood in the Midlands-North-West constituency in the Republic of Ireland but lost out on the final seat to Ciarán Mullooly, a former RTÉ news reporter. Her party… Continue reading European elections: Michelle Gildernew fails to win Ireland MEP seat