Southport killer charged with prison attacks and possessing weapon

Axel Rudakubana, the man convicted of killing three children in Southport, now faces additional charges related to incidents while incarcerated. Authorities have accused him of committing three separate assaults and possessing a weapon during his time at HMP Belmarsh over a six-month period from May to October 2025. The 19-year-old was responsible for the tragic… Continue reading Southport killer charged with prison attacks and possessing weapon

Meet the Dorset sheep farmer turned WWE wrestler

Tristan Angels has transitioned from working on his family’s sheep farm in Dorset to making a name for himself in the wrestling world in the United States. Raised on a farm in Kimmeridge, Tristan’s life took a dramatic turn after attending a wrestling event at Bournemouth Pavilion when he was 18. This experience sparked his… Continue reading Meet the Dorset sheep farmer turned WWE wrestler

Whitby's Whale Bone Arch to be replaced by bronze replica

Whitby’s renowned Whale Bone Arch is set to be replaced with a bronze replica, officials have confirmed. This iconic structure, perched atop the cliff, is considered one of the town’s most recognizable and significant landmarks but has suffered deterioration over time, necessitating a replacement. Originally, real whale jawbones were erected on West Cliff in 1964… Continue reading Whitby's Whale Bone Arch to be replaced by bronze replica

Thames Water boss says leakage targets 'not realistic'

Water companies in the UK have specific performance targets to meet, particularly concerning issues like water leakage. Under normal weather conditions, the discharge of untreated sewage into rivers and seas is illegal. However, during periods of heavy rainfall, water firms are permitted to release sewage in order to prevent flooding in residential areas. Thames Water,… Continue reading Thames Water boss says leakage targets 'not realistic'

Sainsbury's agrees to sell Argos for £120m

Sainsbury’s has confirmed the sale of Argos for £120 million as part of a strategic move to concentrate on its primary food retail operations. Despite the change in ownership, Sainsbury’s has assured that there will be no disruption for customers, employees, or suppliers. Argos will continue its presence within Sainsbury’s locations, maintain sales of Habitat… Continue reading Sainsbury's agrees to sell Argos for £120m

BP puts North Sea business up for sale

BP has announced plans to sell its North Sea operations, marking the end of the company’s six-decade presence in the region. This move comes as part of BP’s broader strategy to streamline its business activities. The North Sea assets include five production hubs—two located in the central North Sea and three positioned west of Shetland—and… Continue reading BP puts North Sea business up for sale

British man accused of spying on RAF base in Cyprus for Iran

A man from the UK has been detained on allegations of spying at a British military installation in Cyprus, reportedly acting on behalf of Iran’s military forces. Rashad Sultanov, aged 44, residing in Islington, north London, stands accused of conducting “hostile surveillance” activities targeting RAF Akrotiri and passing on sensitive information to the Islamic Revolutionary… Continue reading British man accused of spying on RAF base in Cyprus for Iran

UK weather: Drought may worsen before improving as little rain in sight

Certain regions across the UK can anticipate experiencing some rainfall from Friday through the weekend. However, the areas of England and Wales currently designated as drought-affected are expected to remain largely dry during this period. In the northern parts of the UK, Friday is forecast to be mostly cloudy, with scattered showers that can be… Continue reading UK weather: Drought may worsen before improving as little rain in sight

UK heatwaves: Satellite images show how UK landscape has changed

Dr Jess Neumann, an associate professor at the University of Reading, has observed that while some browning of grass during summer is typical, this year stands out due to the extensive areas of dry grass across parks, lawns, and gardens. According to Neumann, British plants lack the adaptations necessary to withstand prolonged periods of drought… Continue reading UK heatwaves: Satellite images show how UK landscape has changed

UK rapper Yung Filly found not guilty of raping woman after Australian show

UK rapper and YouTube personality Yung Filly, born Andres Felipe Valencia Barrientos, has been acquitted of raping a fan following a nightclub performance in Australia earlier this year. The incident allegedly took place in a hotel room in Hillarys, a coastal area near Perth, after Barrientos had performed. The woman involved was 20 years old… Continue reading UK rapper Yung Filly found not guilty of raping woman after Australian show