Author: Dave Carter

At least five children and seven others have been sent to the hospital following a horrific crash involving a tractor and a bus in Kent. The alarming incident occurred at the A227 area near Meopham where emergency services rushed to the scene around the end of school hours. According to the Kent Police, several passengers… Continue reading Meopham bus crash leaves at least five children injured

A single individual has died due to a landslide on the verge of the North York Moors National Park. The event occurred at Carlton-in-Cleveland around 13:15 BST, and emergency services are still working on the site. The location has been cordoned off, and North Yorkshire Police have urged people to avoid the area. BBC Yorkshire’s… Continue reading One person dies in North Yorkshire mudslide

The UK Chancellor Jeremy Hunt made a number of claims on Wednesday regarding the UK economy and how it compares to other countries. In an interview on BBC Radio 4, Hunt compared the UK’s inflation rate to that of Europe and the US, stating that although UK inflation was now lower than in these regions,… Continue reading Verify template

The next general election in the United Kingdom has been announced for July 4, after months of speculation. Prime Minister Rishi Sunak had previously stated his intention to hold the election in the second half of 2024. In order to call the election, the Prime Minister must formally request that the King dissolve Parliament, which… Continue reading When is the next general election and who can vote?

Jersey politicians have approved plans to allow assisted dying for terminally ill people who are experiencing unbearable suffering. The States Assembly of Jersey voted in favor of the first route through which people who have lived in Jersey for over a year, who are over 18, and have decision-making capacity can apply for assisted dying.… Continue reading Jersey assisted dying plans for terminally ill approved

The UK government has announced that Wylfa on Anglesey has been selected as the favored location for a new nuclear power facility. The site was purchased by the government from Hitachi, which had previously abandoned plans for a new reactor in 2019. Talks with international energy companies are already underway to begin constructing the new… Continue reading Nuclear power: Wylfa on Anglesey chosen as site for new plant

An inquiry into the deaths of hundreds of people in Nazi camps on the British island of Alderney has found that a “succession of cover-ups” meant nobody was brought to justice. The report, commissioned by Lord Pickles, discovered that 641-1,027 people died under the “brutality, sadism and murder” of Nazi rule. It noted that the… Continue reading Inquiry into Nazi camp in Alderney finds succession of cover-ups