Category: UK News

Mr Justice Scoffield delivered his judgment affirming that the secretary of state’s decision was lawful and fell within the scope of discretion rightly granted to him. He expressed regret that such a decision had to be made under the specific circumstances. Despite the ruling, the judge cautioned those opposed to the march against feeling triumphant… Continue reading Drumcree: Legal bid to overturn march ban fails

Comedian and artist Joe Lycett has created a vibrant tribute to Anne Hughes, the Welsh grandmother who became an internet sensation following a memorable incident caught on CCTV. The footage showed Anne being accidentally lifted about seven feet into the air after getting stuck in shop shutters, a moment that quickly went viral on TikTok… Continue reading Celebrity Traitors: Joe Lycett’s tribute to viral TikTok Tonteg gran

At just 17 years old, Adam Golebiewski’s life changed dramatically following a car accident in Macduff, Aberdeenshire, in 2024. The crash, caused by a drink-driver, resulted in Adam needing a double below-knee amputation. Despite the severity of his injuries, Adam’s story is one of remarkable resilience and transformation. During his rehabilitation at Woodend Hospital in… Continue reading Losing both legs ended my football dream – now skiing gives me freedom

Scotland is preparing for its most extensive police operation since the high-profile visit of President Donald Trump last year, as authorities gear up for Bonfire Night. The operation, named Amberlight, aims to address a complex set of safety challenges expected on and around 5 November. These include managing fireworks-related disturbances, a major European football fixture… Continue reading Bonfire Night policing will be ‘largest operation since Trump visit’

Fleetwood Town caused a major shock in the Carabao Cup by eliminating Premier League champions Arsenal, marking one of the competition’s most remarkable upsets. The League Two side, positioned 84 places below Arsenal in the English football hierarchy, triumphed 5-3 on penalties at their home ground. This victory secured Fleetwood a place in the League… Continue reading Fleetwood 1-1 Arsenal (5-3 on pens): Where does it rank among best cup upsets?

Official statistics reveal that in Scotland, the number of women who died from alcohol-related illnesses increased by 3% last year compared to the previous year. Despite this rise among women, the overall number of deaths linked to alcohol slightly decreased, reaching the lowest level since the pandemic began. In total, there were 1,152 alcohol-specific deaths… Continue reading Women’s alcohol deaths are increasing – my daughter died alone after fighting for decades

Police have confirmed that a suspicious package delivered to a hotel in Londonderry contained an active explosive device. The incident occurred at the hotel located in Ebrington Square on the Waterside of the city. Upon discovering the package around 15:20 GMT on Tuesday, army bomb disposal experts were quickly dispatched to the scene. A controlled… Continue reading Londonderry: Explosive device sent to hotel

Thick fog is expected to develop across various parts of the UK in the coming days, posing hazardous conditions for drivers, especially during the morning rush hour. Wednesday will bring a mixture of sunny spells and showers, but as winds ease going into Thursday, widespread fog is predicted to form. This fog could significantly reduce… Continue reading UK weather: Fog and mist to create dangerous driving conditions

The Financial Times has examined the Budget’s implications for the energy sector, highlighting the chancellor’s intention to implement long-term market reforms. It notes that Healey is set to announce an injection of £20.4 billion in additional funding directed towards the government’s business lender and infrastructure bank. This funding is aimed at backing initiatives within renewable… Continue reading Newspaper headlines: Budget for a ‘difficult moment’ and Netanyahu’s ‘fate in balance’

A woman suffering from multiple sclerosis (MS) has described enduring “horrific pain” after becoming unable to obtain a medication crucial for managing her symptoms due to a UK-wide shortage. Jill Kenning, who has relied on the drug Nabilone for most of the 18 years since her diagnosis, said this medicine plays an essential role in… Continue reading MS patient left in ‘horrific’ pain amid UK wide medicine shortage