Author: Dave Carter

Police have reported that nine people have been arrested on suspicion of attempted murder following a knife attack in Easton which left two men with injuries. The assault occurred near Rawnsley Park in Bristol just before 4:40 am. Both men in their 20s were hospitalised with knife wounds, one in a serious condition. A police… Continue reading Nine held after knife attack on two men in Bristol

After the recent D-Day commemorations, Nigel Farage has received criticism for his comments regarding Rishi Sunak’s early departure. Farage stated that Sunak’s decision signalled he is not in touch with the British people and failed to grasp the importance of patriotism in the country. Sunak, who apologized for his early departure, faced backlash from MPs… Continue reading Nigel Farage defends claim Sunak 'doesn't understand our culture'

The Greek island of Symi has been shaken after the discovery of a body during the search for TV and radio presenter Dr Michael Mosley. The 67-year-old disappeared last week after going for a walk from Agios Nikolaos beach. The as-yet unidentified remains were found in a rocky area adjacent to Agia Marina beach over… Continue reading Michael Mosley: Body found in Symi search for missing presenter

Police have named 21-year-old Robert Robinson, who was fatally stabbed in south-east London on Thursday night. The Metropolitan Police described his killing as a “horrific crime” and appealed to the public to assist them in finding his killers. The incident occurred on Carteret Way in Deptford at around 10:35 pm. Two men aged 50 and… Continue reading Deptford stabbing: Police name victim as Robert Robinson

The Methodist Church in Ireland has issued an apology to the LGBT community and their families, acknowledging that they have failed to provide adequate pastoral care and support. The church has also spoken out against all forms of homophobia, inside and outside of the church. However, despite this apology, the church has maintained that marriage… Continue reading Methodist Church in Ireland apologises to LGBT community

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Schools in the West Midlands town of Telford are facing unprecedented challenges as they struggle to address a range of social issues unrelated to teaching. The town is facing particular challenges across its courts, schools, and health services. A BBC News analysis identifies Telford as a town that reflects similar problems that are widespread across… Continue reading Toilet training and high anxiety – how schools are changing

Sunday’s newspapers are filled with a variety of stories from the UK and around the world. Labour’s “80 new rape courts” pledge takes the lead for The Observer, announcing the party’s plan “to tackle violence against women and girls” in England and Wales. This is set to be included in their upcoming manifesto. Meanwhile, the… Continue reading Newspaper headlines: Farage 'hostile takeover' and TV presenter search

The task at hand for the official Election Artist for 2024, Joanne Coates, is straightforward: observe the election and create a piece of artwork that is politically balanced, yet reflects the entire geography of the UK. Her artwork will be added to the Parliamentary Art Collection, and she will be awarded £20,000 for her accomplishment.… Continue reading General Election 2024 seen through an artist's eyes

Dating in the 21st century has seen the rise of dating apps and a whole new language. While the olden days involved acronyms like GSOH (Good Sense of Humour) and WLTM (Would Like To Meet), young single people today have invented and popularized new acronyms such as ENM (Ethical Non-Monogamy), ONS (One Night Stand), and… Continue reading The new language changing the dating scene