Author: Dave Carter

Cumbria Police confirmed that human remains, found in the woods, are those of Paul Taylor, who disappeared on October 17, 2023. Human remains were discovered in Finglandrigg Wood, just outside Carlisle, earlier this May. Officials asked the public to refrain from approaching this location. A month after Mr. Taylor’s disappearance, the Cumbria Police upgraded the… Continue reading Human remains found in Cumbria belong to Paul Taylor

A man has been charged with murder after a woman was stabbed near a bus stop in north-west London. 22-year-old Jalal Debella will appear in court on Saturday following the attack, which police have described as an “isolated incident”. No further arrests are expected. The stabbing took place just before midday on Thursday near to… Continue reading Edgware stabbing: Man charged with woman's murder

Ireland’s Eurovision entry, Bambie Thug, is creating a storm with their “goth gremlin goblin witch” persona. The act performed Doomsday Blue during Thursday’s semi-final in the hopes of breaking Ireland’s Eurovision losing streak. Bambie Thug’s creativity has been designed by Mariusz Malon, an acclaimed Donegal fashion designer based in the Republic of Ireland. This act… Continue reading Bambie Thug: Meet the designer behind their look

A violent incident involving weapons occurred in Downley near High Wycombe on Friday evening. A man in his 60s was stabbed, and a police officer was shot in the leg with a crossbow. The suspect, a 54-year-old man from High Wycombe, was shot by armed police and has potentially life-changing injuries. He has been arrested… Continue reading Police officer shot with crossbow in High Wycombe

The UK’s emergence from recession is the focus of many of the newspapers over the weekend. The Financial Times highlights the “stronger than expected” economic growth in the first three months of the year and how Prime Minister Rishi Sunak is taking “heart ” from it ahead of a potential general election. While the Daily… Continue reading Newspaper headlines: 'Recession lifts' and Eurovision 'discord'

The night sky over the United Kingdom has recently been illuminated by the mesmerizing aurora borealis, also known as Northern Lights. A video taken in Nottingham showcases the stunning sight as swirls of pink, scarlet, and green dance across the sky over a residential area. These lights have been visible due to a powerful geomagnetic… Continue reading Northern Lights captured glowing over Nottingham

The Aurora Borealis, also known as the Northern Lights, has made a rare appearance across the UK, stunning sky watchers. Northern residents including Liverpool, Kent, Norfolk, and Sussex also shared pictures of the lights, while sightings have also been reported in parts of Scotland. This is due to one of the strongest geomagnetic storms that… Continue reading Northern Lights: Sightings across UK after solar storm

Foreign policy took center stage this week as three prominent British politicians gave separate speeches addressing Britain’s security and defense in the face of global threats. Former Foreign Secretary David Miliband, current Foreign Secretary David, Lord Cameron, and Shadow Foreign Secretary David Lammy all shared concerns about an “axis of authoritarian states” including China, Russia,… Continue reading How foreign affairs could shape votes at home