Category: UK News

Several women who have come forward accusing Mohamed Al Fayed, the former owner of Harrods, of sexual assault are urging that their cases be treated as incidents of human trafficking. The Metropolitan Police is currently investigating claims involving more than five individuals who allegedly aided Al Fayed in his abuse of hundreds of women and… Continue reading Al Fayed victims say cases should be investigated as human trafficking

Former UK Prime Minister Gordon Brown has urged the Metropolitan Police to urgently interview Andrew Mountbatten-Windsor and to revisit their investigation concerning the possibility that victims of Jeffrey Epstein were trafficked into and out of the United Kingdom. Brown’s call comes after his recent review of documents related to Epstein that were released by the… Continue reading Andrew should be interviewed by police, former PM Gordon Brown says

Juliette Bryant, a survivor of Jeffrey Epstein’s abuse, has urged Buckingham Palace to take a more active role in investigating Prince Andrew Mountbatten-Windsor’s connection to the convicted financier. Speaking from her home in Cape Town, South Africa, Bryant emphasized the importance of the Royal Family thoroughly examining all relevant documents, including emails and files linked… Continue reading Epstein survivor calls on Palace to search Andrew's files

Paul Dacre, the former editor of the Daily Mail, appeared before the High Court to address allegations of unlawful newsgathering practices at the newspaper. He asserted that upon discovering any improper activities, he acted decisively to halt them. This testimony is part of an ongoing privacy lawsuit involving seven claimants, including Prince Harry and Sir… Continue reading Former Daily Mail editor tells trial he stopped use of private investigators

Sir Keir Starmer has come under scrutiny after awarding a peerage to his former director of communications, Lord Matthew Doyle, amid controversy surrounding Doyle’s past connections with a convicted sex offender. During Prime Minister’s Questions (PMQs), Starmer defended the appointment but acknowledged that Lord Doyle had “not given a full account” regarding his relationship with… Continue reading PM says peer did not give 'full account' over links to sex offender

A briefing document that Andrew Mountbatten-Windsor sent to Jeffrey Epstein reportedly contained details about investment prospects in gold and uranium located in Afghanistan. The BBC has reviewed a file prepared for Andrew by UK officials during his tenure as a trade envoy, which he subsequently shared with Epstein in December 2010. This briefing highlighted several… Continue reading Andrew sent Epstein UK briefing on Afghan investments, document suggests

Lloyds Banking Group has revealed plans to close an additional 95 branches across the UK, continuing the ongoing trend of banks scaling back their physical presence on the high street. This latest wave of closures includes 53 Lloyds Bank locations, 31 Halifax branches, and 11 Bank of Scotland sites. These closures are scheduled to take… Continue reading Lloyds Banking Group to close another 95 branches

Scottish Labour has suspended MSP Pam Duncan-Glancy following concerns about her ongoing relationship with Sean Morton, a former Moray councillor who has twice been convicted for possession of indecent images of children. The Glasgow representative’s connection to Morton has led to an internal investigation within the party. Labour leader Anas Sarwar confirmed Duncan-Glancy’s suspension, citing… Continue reading Pam Duncan-Glancy defends friendship with Sean Morton after Labour suspension

Swedish plant-based beverage company Oatly has been denied the right to use the term “milk” in its marketing following a protracted legal struggle. The issue revolves around Oatly’s attempt to trademark the phrase “post-milk generation” in the UK back in 2021, a move opposed by Dairy UK, an organization representing British dairy farmers. After a… Continue reading Oatly loses long-running 'milk' battle with dairy lobby

Wales’ exclusive two-Michelin-star establishment, Ynyshir Restaurant near Machynlleth in Ceredigion, has come under scrutiny following a detailed hygiene inspection. The report, obtained through a Freedom of Information request by BBC Wales, highlighted several concerning issues including the presence of flies, malfunctioning equipment, and sanitation lapses such as a dirty knife and floor. These findings cast… Continue reading Ynyshir restaurant food hygiene failings revealed by FOI