Make healthy food more appealing, government tells supermarkets

In a bid to combat rising obesity rates, the government has announced new plans that will require food businesses to make it easier for customers to access healthy food. Supermarkets and food manufacturers in England will collaborate with the government to encourage shoppers to opt for healthier choices during their weekly grocery trips. The methods… Continue reading Make healthy food more appealing, government tells supermarkets

Charli, Neil Young and Scissor Sisters give Glastonbury goosebumps

th him for the rest of the performance, creating a warm, communal atmosphere by the time he powered into the heavier material. Meanwhile, Doechii proved herself to be one of the festival’s breakout stars, drawing a huge, adoring crowd to the West Holts Stage that spilled out into the surrounding fields. It was a triumphant… Continue reading Charli, Neil Young and Scissor Sisters give Glastonbury goosebumps

M&S strawberries and cream sandwich: Japanese fruit sando hits high streets

Strawberries and cream have been a beloved combination in the UK since the 1800s. However, a new twist on this classic favorite has emerged with the introduction of strawberries and cream sandwiches. Marks & Spencer recently unveiled a limited-edition strawberries and cream sandwich, featuring strawberries, whipped cream cheese, and sweetened bread. Inspired by the “viral… Continue reading M&S strawberries and cream sandwich: Japanese fruit sando hits high streets

Beaver activists claim they are 'doing God's work'

Local communities and conservationists brought beavers from Europe and released them into the UK without official consent. These unauthorized releases were considered illegal and harmful to the environment as they could lead to unintended consequences such as flooding, tree damage, and conflicts with landowners. Despite the risks and legal concerns, the activists believed that the… Continue reading Beaver activists claim they are 'doing God's work'

Government condemns Glastonbury chants aired live on BBC

The recent performance by rap punk duo Bob Vylan at Glastonbury Festival has sparked controversy, with the government strongly condemning the chants calling for “death” to the Israeli military. The duo’s set, which included chants of “free, free Palestine” and “death, death to the IDF [Israel Defense Forces]”, was broadcast live on the BBC just… Continue reading Government condemns Glastonbury chants aired live on BBC

Murder probe after death of man attacked in Ilkeston car park

A man named Luke Elliott-Shircore was tragically found dead at his home in Ilkeston, prompting a murder investigation by Derbyshire Police. The authorities revealed that Luke had been assaulted in the car park of the town’s Aldi supermarket on Sunday, May 25th. This incident occurred around 16:15 BST, leading to his untimely death. Investigators are… Continue reading Murder probe after death of man attacked in Ilkeston car park

Lotus Cars has 'no plans' to close any factory

Lotus, the renowned sportscar manufacturer, has made it clear that there are no imminent plans to shutter any of its factories despite discussions about establishing a new facility in the United States. The company’s headquarters in Hethel, Norfolk, had reportedly been under consideration for closure, a move that could potentially put 1,300 jobs at risk.… Continue reading Lotus Cars has 'no plans' to close any factory

Carrie Johnson warns mums over dehydration after hospital visit

Carrie Johnson has issued a caution to nursing mothers in light of the summer’s scorching temperatures, advising them to ensure they consume enough food and beverages. She recently shared on social media that she had been hospitalized due to severe dehydration. Mrs. Johnson, the wife of former UK Prime Minister Boris Johnson, posted a selfie… Continue reading Carrie Johnson warns mums over dehydration after hospital visit

Bluetongue virus restrictions in Wales 'futile' say farming unions

Farmers in Wales are speaking out against the restrictions put in place to prevent the spread of the bluetongue virus to livestock, calling them “futile” and “impractical,” according to farming unions. Starting from 1 July, all cattle, sheep, and goats being transported from England into Wales must test negative for the disease before they can… Continue reading Bluetongue virus restrictions in Wales 'futile' say farming unions

RAF Brize Norton: Two more arrests by counter-terror police

Following a break-in at RAF Brize Norton, two individuals have been taken into custody on suspicion of committing a terror offense after military planes were vandalized with paint. A video circulated online by Palestine Action depicted the perpetrators inside the Oxfordshire airbase, one of whom was seen riding a scooter up to an Airbus Voyager… Continue reading RAF Brize Norton: Two more arrests by counter-terror police