Two men killed after wrong-way motorway crash near Kinross

A fatal collision occurred on the M90 near Kinross late on Friday, resulting in the deaths of two men. Authorities reported that around 22:30, a grey Ford Kuga was observed driving northbound in the southbound lanes close to junction seven. Moments after this, it crashed head-on with a white Vauxhall Corsa moving southbound. Tragically, the… Continue reading Two men killed after wrong-way motorway crash near Kinross

Cardiff residents outraged by new bollards installed on village green

Residents in a leafy suburb of Cardiff have voiced strong dissatisfaction over the installation of new bollards on a local green space. The green, located at Y Groes in Rhiwbina Garden Village, is notable for being a filming location of the 2011 Doctor Who Christmas special. Many community members have described the recently placed bollards… Continue reading Cardiff residents outraged by new bollards installed on village green

Why Sir Keir Starmer still can't move on from the Peter Mandelson mess

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Life as a Mycock: What it's like to have an unfortunate surname

Surnames often form a fundamental part of our identity, serving as a link to how others recognize and remember us. However, those who bear unusual or unfortunate last names sometimes face distinct challenges throughout their lives. This is the experience of Andy Mycock, an academic who has navigated the complexities of living with a surname… Continue reading Life as a Mycock: What it's like to have an unfortunate surname

Strabane: Corrie Anthony McKenna denies throwing boiling water over Richard McCrossan at courthouse

A man has been charged after an incident involving boiling water at Strabane courthouse. The event took place on Thursday morning inside Strabane Magistrates’ Court in County Tyrone. The individual accused is Corrie Anthony McKenna, aged 34, who resides at Sheskin Park in Greysteel. He appeared in front of Dungannon Magistrates Court on Saturday in… Continue reading Strabane: Corrie Anthony McKenna denies throwing boiling water over Richard McCrossan at courthouse

Mum describes nightmare after son died during Dudley nursery naptime

On 9 December 2022, Masi Sibanda began her day as usual, leaving her 14-month-old son, Noah, at Fairytales Day Nursery in Dudley. Trusting the nursery staff, she believed Noah was safe and being well cared for by his carers and playmates. Tragically, just hours later, Noah died after being suffocated while being put to sleep… Continue reading Mum describes nightmare after son died during Dudley nursery naptime

Andy Kershaw: Former Radio 1 DJ and Live Aid presenter dies aged 66

Andy Kershaw, the former BBC Radio 1 DJ and presenter known for his dedication to world music, has passed away at the age of 66, his family has confirmed. Earlier this year, it was revealed that Kershaw had been diagnosed with cancer and was no longer able to walk. His death marks the end of… Continue reading Andy Kershaw: Former Radio 1 DJ and Live Aid presenter dies aged 66

Counter terrorism investigate another arson attempt

An arson attack on a business in Hendon, located in north-west London, is currently under investigation by counter-terrorism police. According to the Metropolitan Police, a man was observed approaching a group of shops carrying a plastic bag that contained three bottles filled with a liquid substance. The individual placed the bag beside the building and… Continue reading Counter terrorism investigate another arson attempt

Welsh National Opera credits popstar Rosalia for artform's 'surge of support'

Opera has recently experienced a notable resurgence in cultural relevance, a development credited in part to the influence of pop star Rosalía. While actor Timothée Chalamet once described opera as an art form that “no one cares about,” leaders at the Welsh National Opera (WNO) argue that the genre has never felt more connected to… Continue reading Welsh National Opera credits popstar Rosalia for artform's 'surge of support'

Otter caught by vets after Closeburn garden centre 'break-in'

In a surprising incident in south Scotland, an otter managed to sneak into a local garden centre, prompting vets to intervene in order to safely capture the animal. The episode unfolded at Matt Williamson and Son, located in Closeburn, north of Dumfries, where CCTV footage revealed the otter entering the premises unobserved during Monday lunchtime.… Continue reading Otter caught by vets after Closeburn garden centre 'break-in'