Author: Dave Carter

Cleveland Police’s Chief Constable, Victoria Fuller, has expressed pride in her force’s bravery but criticized the way it is funded, especially in light of a recent tragic collision that claimed seven lives, including two police officers. In her first detailed interview since the fatal crash on the A66, Fuller spoke exclusively to the BBC, emphasizing… Continue reading Cleveland police chief proud of force but being 'let down' by funding

The University of Cambridge has initiated an independent investigation into its decision-making processes and responses during the time leading up to the death of former professor Jason Arday. This inquiry is designed to assess the support provided to Arday before his passing and to explore the broader environment of his tenure at the institution. Jason… Continue reading Cambridge launches review into support for Jason Arday before death

The NWJCC has raised concerns that some patients scheduled for surgery did not fulfill the “basic requirements for surgery,” citing an unsuitable body mass index (BMI)—a calculation based on height and weight—as one key issue. Additionally, there were questions about whether broader health considerations had been adequately addressed. Some clinical staff also expressed doubts regarding… Continue reading Wales: Transgender surgery halted over concerns patients were not properly assessed

Nigel Farage used his annual conference speech to assert that a government led by Reform UK would succeed where other parties had not. Highlighting key promises for the first 100 days in office, he pledged to halt small boat crossings, reduce energy bills by £250 per year, and put an end to what he described… Continue reading Nigel Farage threatens to overhaul Lords and judiciary in Reform conference speech

Israeli triathlon authorities have indicated they may pursue legal measures following the withdrawal of four Israeli athletes from a competition scheduled for Saturday in Londonderry. According to World Triathlon, the Israeli Triathlon Association (ITA) requested the immediate removal of all Israeli entrants from the event, a request that was promptly acted upon. The event, organised… Continue reading Israeli Triathlon Association considers legal action over Derry race

Rob Brydon, well-known for his role in *Gavin and Stacey*, has expressed regret over turning down an opportunity to interview the legendary Dolly Parton. The comedian was involved in the BBC documentary series *Honky Tonk Road Trip*, which explored the American South’s rich country music heritage during its centenary celebrations. As part of this journey,… Continue reading Rob Brydon 'regrets' turning down Dolly Parton interview

Just after 8 pm in Grangetown, near Middlesbrough, the fading light reveals a scene shaping the lives of many local residents. Two teenagers, their faces hidden by balaclavas, race across a muddy park on a red quad bike, performing wheelies as a man walks his dog nearby. Younger boys, some not yet teenagers themselves, gather… Continue reading A66 crash: Distrust and fear hang over Middlesbrough

Fans of Oasis have discovered a series of hidden hints within a recent promotional video released by the band, indicating a potential series of concerts at Celtic Park in Glasgow scheduled for next year. The clip, lasting just 23 seconds and shared on the band’s official social media, features two boys sitting inside what looks… Continue reading How Oasis fans cracked the Celtic Park gigs code in chip shop video

Operations at Gatwick Airport were disrupted for nearly an hour after an aircraft became immobilized on the runway. According to a spokesperson from Gatwick, the runway closure on Friday afternoon was caused by a “technical issue with a departing vehicle.” During the incident, the runway remained shut for approximately 50 minutes while the stranded plane… Continue reading Gatwick Airport flights grounded after plane stuck on runway

At a recent conference, a “memorandum of understanding” was introduced, characterized as a political document with the potential to evolve into a formal legal agreement between two future administrations, contingent on both sides securing governmental power. The memorandum outlines specific commitments between the United Kingdom and France regarding the handling of migrants crossing the Channel.… Continue reading Nigel Farage unveils small boats deal with Jordan Bardella at Reform conference