Category: UK News

Airbus has temporarily grounded thousands of its aircraft after identifying that intense solar radiation can interfere with the flight control computers onboard, potentially affecting flight safety. This discovery has caused widespread delays globally, particularly impacting the manufacturer’s A320 family, which includes the A318, A319, A320, and A321 models. Approximately 6,000 planes, representing about half of… Continue reading Flights disrupted after Airbus discovers intense sun radiation could impact flight control data

Every year during the Christmas season, Ellie Goan places two meaningful ornaments on her tree—a star and a bauble—each serving as a tribute to the two pregnancies she lost. Ellie, 41, is one of over 800 women from Northern Ireland who took part in a recent study conducted by Queen’s University Belfast (QUB) on the… Continue reading 'I shouldn't have felt guilty for my miscarriages'

In April 1974, Greater Manchester welcomed its newest radio station with the playing of “Good Vibrations” by The Beach Boys, marking the birth of Piccadilly Radio 261. This radio station quickly became a significant presence throughout Manchester, carving out a reputation as a beloved source of news, music, and entertainment. Piccadilly Radio, the city’s first… Continue reading How did Manchester's Piccadilly change the UK's radio landscape?

Michiel Holemans, a resident of Nottingham, recently put up around 20 A4-sized flyers featuring a photo of his roommate’s dog named Aggie, encouraging people to take selfies with the printed image. His goal was to foster a sense of connection within the city by inviting strangers to engage in this lighthearted activity and send him… Continue reading 'Strangers sent me 140 selfies in Nottingham of my friend's dog'

Saturday’s newspapers are dominated by the controversy surrounding Chancellor Rachel Reeves and the recent Budget announcements. The Daily Telegraph leads with a headline suggesting Reeves is “on the brink over tax lies,” reporting allegations that she misrepresented the state of the UK’s public finances. Critics are accusing her of failing to disclose a higher wage… Continue reading Newspaper headlines: 'Reeves on brink' and 'Chancer of the Exchequer'

Passengers flying from airports in Northern Ireland have been warned to expect possible flight disruptions following a directive from the European aerospace manufacturer Airbus. The company has called for urgent updates to be made on thousands of its aircraft, specifically those within the A320 family. Approximately 6,000 planes globally fall under this category and are… Continue reading Potential flight disruption for NI passengers over Airbus modifications

This article discusses a recent surge in break-ins and attempted burglaries in Canton, a popular suburb of Cardiff, known for its cafes, wine delis, and a thriving brunch scene. Despite its growing reputation as one of the UK’s coolest places to live, the neighborhood has experienced over 10 attempted break-ins in recent weeks, causing local… Continue reading Cardiff suburb Canton hit by break-ins and burglaries

Two mobile homes were destroyed by fire on the same day at Wyre Country Park in Lancashire, both belonging to residents involved in a protracted dispute with the holiday park’s owner. These incidents occurred within 90 minutes of each other in August and affected homes at opposite ends of the park. Previously, both individuals had… Continue reading Homes of residents caught in dispute catch fire on same day

Efforts are underway to secure £12 million in funding to preserve Ellisland Farm, the historic site where Robert Burns composed the famous song “Auld Lang Syne.” Located just north of Dumfries, the farm is set to be transformed into a major cultural attraction, with detailed restoration plans expected to be unveiled early next year. The… Continue reading Campaign to save Ellisland Farm the home of Auld Lang Syne

Ahead of the recent Budget announcement, Downing Street has firmly rejected claims that Rachel Reeves misled the public regarding the condition of the UK’s public finances. In the period leading up to the Chancellor’s statement on Wednesday, she repeatedly emphasized a downward revision in the country’s economic productivity forecasts, implying this would make it difficult… Continue reading No 10 denies Reeves misled public in run up to Budget