Author: Dave Carter

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

Arkadii Petrov, once a student at Kirkcudbright Academy in Scotland, has tragically lost his life fighting on the front lines in eastern Ukraine. His family moved to Dumfries and Galloway during his teenage years after Russia’s invasion of Ukraine in 2022. Although he settled in Scotland and completed his final year of secondary education there,… Continue reading Tribute to former Kirkcudbright schoolboy killed in Ukraine

In Gospel Oak, located in north London, a distinctive pair of pale-pink residences called The Cloud House has recently been finished. These semi-detached properties are notable for their elegant curved arches and accents of duck-egg blue metalwork that enhance their visual appeal. The design and development of these homes were the result of about ten… Continue reading The Miami-inspired London house featured on Grand Designs

Hobie, who struggled with schizophrenia and developmental trauma, was receiving support from the Norfolk and Suffolk Foundation Trust Community Mental Health Team. His adoptive parents also mentioned that he had a history of drug use. The couple said that when they last saw Hobie, he had been in “good spirits.” In August 2025, the family… Continue reading Watchdog criticises Norfolk Police's handling before man's death

Staff members at the University of Nottingham are set to undertake strike action spanning three months, a move that has left some students feeling underserved and concerned about their education. The University and College Union (UCU) announced that its members would strike on two days initially—Wednesday and Thursday—before commencing an extended period of industrial action… Continue reading Student: University of Nottingham strikes 'not what we signed up for'

Over the past decade, social media has witnessed a remarkable surge in DIY content, ranging from brief clips demonstrating how to repair wall cracks to elaborate tutorials on crafting custom alcove seating. This wave of home improvement inspiration has traditionally skewed male, but increasingly, female influencers are reshaping these perceptions and encouraging women to embrace… Continue reading Why female DIY is having a moment

The advertising regulator has banned a promotional video for Huel meal replacement shakes, citing concerns that it promoted “irresponsible” dietary habits. The advertisement featured Spencer Matthews, a Huel brand ambassador, who shared a story about meeting someone who consumed only Huel and subsequently won a 260km race by a significant margin. The Advertising Standards Authority… Continue reading Huel ad banned for suggesting its products could replace all conventional food

Household energy costs in the UK are expected to rise sharply in January, with typical annual bills forecasted to increase by £276. This represents a 16% hike, the largest rise seen in four years, and will impact millions of homes during the coldest period of the year, according to data obtained by the BBC. The… Continue reading Household energy bills forecast to see biggest rise in four years