Author: Dave Carter

Major newspapers in the UK are buzzing with headlines about a former asylum seeker who was mistakenly released from prison after assaulting a 14-year-old girl. The Sun labeled the issue as “one out… by mistake,” drawing parallels to the government’s “one in, one out” asylum policy. The Ethiopian national, Hadush Gerberslasie Kebatu, was supposed to… Continue reading Newspaper headlines: 'One out… by mistake' and Prince Andrew 'dislodged'

In the midst of the transition to winter, the UK is facing long, dark nights, particularly in Scotland’s northern isles where daylight can barely last six hours from morning till night. Contrasting with London and the south, where residents enjoy a couple more hours of light, individuals in Orkney and Shetland experience the darkest days.… Continue reading How to cope with long winter nights when the clocks go back

A group of MPs has strongly advised Chancellor Rachel Reeves against cutting the cash Isa tax-free allowance in the upcoming Budget. The Treasury Select Committee stated that reducing the tax-free allowance may not effectively promote an investment culture in the UK. Reeves is expected to make announcements regarding tax rises or spending cuts in the… Continue reading Reeves should not cut cash ISA allowance, MPs say

Spud sellers, posh-girl comedy, and a bus-loving gran are among the unique nominees for the TikTok awards. Coco Sarel, known for her unscripted and raw content, has amassed over a million followers with her Love Island debriefs. The TikTok awards celebrate creators shaping online culture in the UK, with 72 nominees across 12 categories boasting… Continue reading TikTok awards: Spud sellers, posh girl comedy and bus loving aunty among nominees

The return of Strictly to television screens has ignited speculation among bookies regarding potential replacements for departing co-hosts Tess Daly and Claudia Winkleman. The pair recently announced their decision to leave the show, with the upcoming Christmas special marking their final appearance. Fans are eagerly anticipating their final moments on Saturday’s live show, as Winkleman… Continue reading Strictly Come Dancing: Icons Week goes ahead after Tess Daly and Claudia Winkleman announce departure

Bethan Lewis, the Education & family correspondent for BBC Wales News, shared the story of Robin Lloyd, a resident of Monmouthshire who made a life-changing decision to move across the border to England in pursuit of affordable childcare. Robin, a 35-year-old nurse, and her husband relocated to Gloucestershire, just a 30-minute drive away from their… Continue reading 'I left Wales and moved to England for free childcare'

In the village of Islip, Oxfordshire, a tragic incident has left a nine-year-old girl dead and two other children reportedly assaulted, leading to a woman being placed under police watch in the hospital. The Thames Valley Police reported that the girl was pronounced dead at an address in Islip, while another girl and a boy… Continue reading Woman under hospital watch after death of girl, 9, in Islip

Leeds Bradford Airport faced an unexpected challenge overnight, resulting in the closure of the runway. Both arriving and departing flights have been impacted, prompting passengers to stay updated on their flight statuses through their respective airlines. The airport spokesperson reassured that efforts are underway to tackle the disruption promptly. Emphasizing the priority of passenger safety… Continue reading Leeds Bradford Airport closed overnight due to 'runway issue'

The recent BBC Panorama investigation has resulted in the dismissal of a fourth Metropolitan Police officer for gross misconduct. PC Jason Sinclair-Birt was caught on undercover footage boasting about and reveling in the use of excessive force on a detainee. The officer was found to have given a false account of the incident to the… Continue reading Fourth Charing Cross Met Police officer fired after BBC Panorama film

In West Midlands, an asylum seeker has been convicted of brutally murdering a hotel worker at a railway station in Walsall. Rhiannon Whyte, a 27-year-old employee at the asylum hotel, was stabbed 23 times with a screwdriver by Deng Chol Majek, who denied the charges against him. The incident occurred at Bescot Stadium station in… Continue reading Asylum seeker Deng Majek guilty of Rhiannon Whyte murder in Walsall