Child focus is biggest change to family courts in 30 years, senior judge says

The government has introduced a new initiative aimed at transforming how Family Court disputes involving children are handled, a move that Sir Andrew McFarlane, the nation’s most senior family judge, has praised as the most significant reform in three decades. As he prepares to step down from his position, Sir Andrew emphasized that this child-centered… Continue reading Child focus is biggest change to family courts in 30 years, senior judge says

Compensation details for millions of drivers set to be revealed

The Financial Conduct Authority (FCA) is set to reveal its final rules today on a compensation scheme aimed at millions of drivers affected by mis-sold car finance agreements. This long-awaited payout program will cover approximately 14 million motor finance contracts, offering an average compensation payment of around £700 for deals made between April 2007 and… Continue reading Compensation details for millions of drivers set to be revealed

Judgement due in Cardiff City and FC Nantes dispute over Emiliano Sala's death

Seven years after the tragic death of Emiliano Sala, the long-standing legal dispute stemming from the incident is approaching a critical stage in a French commercial court. The case centers around whether FC Nantes should compensate Cardiff City following the loss of the Argentine striker, who had just completed a £15 million transfer from Nantes… Continue reading Judgement due in Cardiff City and FC Nantes dispute over Emiliano Sala's death

Councils pressed to use universal parking app to cut 'unfair' fines

The UK government is encouraging more local councils across England to adopt a single, nationwide parking payment system aimed at reducing the incidence of fines for drivers. This initiative involves the National Parking Platform (NPP), which enables motorists to pay for parking using any of the major parking apps, eliminating the need to download multiple… Continue reading Councils pressed to use universal parking app to cut 'unfair' fines

Freya Ridings bought a plane ticket and reclaimed her career: 'I felt like a naughty schoolchild'

Freya Ridings’ recent music projects, marked by their intense and commanding sound, might evoke the image of a bold and confident warrior queen. However, behind this powerful exterior lies an artist who has wrestled deeply with self-doubt and vulnerability. During the creation of her recent work, Ridings found herself in a place of significant uncertainty… Continue reading Freya Ridings bought a plane ticket and reclaimed her career: 'I felt like a naughty schoolchild'

Bangor: Teenagers charged after attack on rescue volunteer and his search dog

Four teenagers have been formally charged in connection with an assault involving a search and rescue volunteer and his specially trained dog. The group includes three boys—one aged 13 and two aged 15—as well as a 16-year-old girl, each facing various charges related to the incident. The volunteer, Ryan Gray, who works with K9 Search… Continue reading Bangor: Teenagers charged after attack on rescue volunteer and his search dog

Igor Tudor leaves Tottenham after just seven games in charge

Igor Tudor’s tenure as interim head coach of Tottenham Hotspur has come to an end after a brief period of just 44 days in charge. During his time at the club, Tudor managed seven matches but was unable to turn around Spurs’ fortunes, leading to a mutual agreement with the club to part ways immediately.… Continue reading Igor Tudor leaves Tottenham after just seven games in charge

Cut taxes on energy bills before giving bailouts, Kemi Badenoch says

Kemi Badenoch, the leader of the Conservative Party, has emphasized that reducing taxes on energy bills should be the government’s initial step before contemplating any direct financial assistance to households. Speaking on the BBC’s Sunday with Laura Kuenssberg show, she explained that while direct payments could help, they come at a cost, specifically through increased… Continue reading Cut taxes on energy bills before giving bailouts, Kemi Badenoch says

Dog cafes: How pet friendly should businesses be?

As pets increasingly become integral companions in everyday life, it’s common to hear the sound of paws accompanying social outings like meeting friends for coffee. A growing number of establishments—from independent cafes to major retailers such as Ikea, John Lewis, Zara, H&M, and Lush—are embracing this trend by opening their doors to dogs. This shift… Continue reading Dog cafes: How pet friendly should businesses be?

Euston shooting: Man, 26, shot dead while sitting in car

A man aged 26 was fatally shot while seated inside a car close to Euston station in London. The incident occurred on Chalton Street, where police responded after receiving reports at approximately 10:30 pm on Saturday night. According to authorities, surveillance footage revealed that the victim was fired upon multiple times by an individual who… Continue reading Euston shooting: Man, 26, shot dead while sitting in car