Author: Dave Carter

Residents near RAF Fairford have expressed feelings of vulnerability after a significant counter-terrorism investigation was launched at the site. The incident involved the arrest of five men, all UK nationals in their early twenties from London, who were suspected of preparing a terrorist act. This followed the discovery of three suspicious vans near the Gloucestershire… Continue reading Residents left 'like sitting ducks' amid RAF Fairford incident

Birmingham and Wales have been selected as the forthcoming sites for focused investigations as part of a nationwide inquiry into child sexual abuse connected to grooming gangs. This statutory inquiry, overseen by former children’s commissioner Baroness Anne Longfield, is conducting detailed examinations in various regions across England and Wales. With the authority to require individuals… Continue reading Birmingham and Wales next locations for grooming gangs inquiry

The Duke and Duchess of Sussex have expressed serious concerns over what they describe as “extraordinary recklessness” by an international photographer who was seen investigating the grounds of the school attended by their children, Prince Archie and Princess Lilibet. Two individuals carrying backpacks were noticed circling the perimeter of the school, and police later confirmed… Continue reading Harry and Meghan: Two men spotted near Archie and Lilibet's school as Sussexes condemn 'reckless intrusion'

Over the course of a single day, 11 Nissan Jukes were stolen in Caerphilly county, according to police reports. This surge in vehicle theft occurred between Thursday and Friday of last week. Security specialist Michael Fraser explained that these cars are often targeted due to their valuable spare parts and relative ease of theft. Data… Continue reading Caerphilly thieves target Nissan Jukes as 11 stolen in 24 hours

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The final investigation file regarding the Grenfell Tower fire has been handed over by the Metropolitan Police to the Crown Prosecution Service (CPS). This marks the conclusion of the police’s extensive inquiry into the tragic incident. According to the Metropolitan Police, a total of 20 companies and organisations, along with 54 individuals, could potentially face… Continue reading Met Police submits Grenfell Tower fire investigation files to CPS

Greggs, a well-known bakery chain, has revealed plans to close four of its manufacturing factories, resulting in the loss of 740 jobs. The sites affected include the North Lakes facility near Penrith in Cumbria, Pettigrews in Kelso, Scotland, Seaham in County Durham, and Enfield in Greater London. Although production will cease at Enfield, distribution activities… Continue reading Greggs to shut four factories and cut 740 jobs

During an interview on BBC Radio 4’s Today programme, Burnham expressed his desire to avoid leaving the UK’s future relationship with the EU ambiguous. He emphasized the importance of clarifying Britain’s direction over the coming decade. When questioned about whether he favored the UK rejoining the EU, he responded by saying he wanted to “look… Continue reading Move to rejoin EU among options for UK, says Andy Burnham

A non-league football team has expressed gratitude to their fans after an overwhelming show of support from their entire village helped them secure victory in a contentious FA Cup replay. The match featured Mulbarton Wanderers facing off against Woodford Town and attracted widespread attention internationally after the Football Association (FA) made an uncommon decision to… Continue reading Hundreds attend controversial Mulbarton v Woodford FA Cup replay

Northern Ireland’s Secretary of State, Sir Chris Bryant, is set to engage in further discussions with local community leaders regarding the ongoing Drumcree parade dispute. This development follows a new legal action initiated by the Garvaghy Road Residents Coalition, aiming to block the parade from proceeding. The Orange Order, whose permitted march was scheduled for… Continue reading Drumcree dispute: More talks due to take place at Hillsborough