Author: Dave Carter

The headlines in various British newspapers are dominated by the departure of Strictly Come Dancing hosts Claudia Winkleman and Tess Daly after 12 years. The Daily Express leads with the duo’s decision to “waltz off” as they felt it was the right time to move on. Similarly, the Metro features the news with the headline… Continue reading Newspaper headlines: 'We are strictly done dancing' and 'Stop the show trials'

The chief commissioner of the legacy body investigating Troubles-related killings in Northern Ireland, Sir Declan Morgan, revealed that the organization is currently handling more live murder cases than London’s Metropolitan Police. According to Sir Declan, the Independent Commission for Reconciliation and Information Recovery (ICRIR) is juggling 102 investigations involving 182 deaths, with approximately 11 new… Continue reading Northern Ireland legacy body 'investigating more killings than Met Police'

Following his return to the UK on a small boat after being deported to France under the “one in one out” policy, a migrant is set to be expedited in his removal process, as confirmed by the prime minister. Reports from the Guardian indicate that the man disclosed being a victim of modern slavery at… Continue reading Migrant who returned to UK to be 'fast-tracked' to France, says PM

In a public inquiry, Joanne Hodson, a teacher at The Acorns School in Lancashire, shared her apprehension about the Southport killer’s potential for violence within the school premises. She expressed the feeling of being abandoned by other agencies when seeking help with addressing Axel Rudakubana’s alarming demeanor. Hodson, who is currently serving as the head… Continue reading Southport killer's teacher 'dreaded' what he might do

The dispute between the British Medical Association and the government in England has reached a new level as talks have once again broken down, leading to the announcement of another round of strikes. This fresh wave of strikes follows unsuccessful negotiations throughout the summer and early autumn, culminating in a five-day walkout by resident doctors,… Continue reading Doctors to strike in November after talks break down

A young man diagnosed with autism, Tom Boyd, recently faced the unfortunate news that he had to cease his volunteer work at a local Waitrose store in Cheadle Hulme, Greater Manchester. Tom had dedicated four years to assisting in stacking shelves, a task he thoroughly enjoyed. Despite the setbacks, there is a glimmer of hope… Continue reading Waitrose-rejected autistic volunteer receives job offer from Asda

Following a fatal crash in north-east London, rapper Ghetts, whose real name is Justin Clarke-Samuel, has been charged with causing serious injury by dangerous driving. The incident occurred when Ghetts allegedly hit a 20-year-old man on Redbridge Lane East in Ilford on Saturday, 18 October, and failed to stop, according to the Met Police. On… Continue reading Rapper Ghetts charged after fatal hit-and-run in Ilford

A recent BBC Panorama report uncovered the gross misconduct of three Metropolitan Police officers, leading to their immediate dismissal. Sgt Joe McIlvenny, PC Philip Neilson, and PC Martin Borg faced expedited misconduct hearings after secret filming revealed their inappropriate behavior. Despite denying the allegations of gross misconduct, they admitted to making the offensive comments captured… Continue reading Met officers sacked for gross misconduct after BBC Panorama Charing Cross investigation

The UK government has announced its plans for a digital ID scheme, which will only be required for individuals applying for jobs after its anticipated launch in 2028. Sir Keir Starmer revealed the scheme in September as a way to prevent people from participating in the shadow economy. The government has clarified that the digital… Continue reading No digital ID checks until you change jobs, says No 10

Dolly Parton is making a significant impact in the lives of 75 Belfast babies through a unique reading initiative. Partnering with Belfast City Council, Dolly Parton’s Imagination Library is providing a total of 60 free books to each of these babies over a span of five years. This program aims to foster a love for… Continue reading Dolly Parton: Belfast babies to benefit from Imagination Library