Tommy Robinson, the political activist whose real name is Stephen Yaxley-Lennon, has been found guilty of harassing two journalists from the Daily Mail. The jury at Southwark Crown Court convicted the 43-year-old on two counts of harassment that caused the victims to fear violence. These charges stemmed from Robinson’s actions following the publication of articles… Continue reading Tommy Robinson guilty of harassing Daily Mail journalists
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Burnham insists ‘no confusion at all’ over his position on the EU
Andy Burnham has made it clear that there is no ambiguity about his stance on the European Union, despite his criticisms of the current UK-EU arrangement. Speaking ahead of the upcoming Brussels summit, he emphasized that it is his duty as prime minister to seek improvements to the deal that was agreed upon in 2020.… Continue reading Burnham insists ‘no confusion at all’ over his position on the EU
Russell Brand says allegations had devastating impact on him
Russell Brand has described the impact of a documentary that contained accusations against him as “devastating,” particularly in how it affected his relationships with friends and colleagues. The comedian and actor began giving evidence in his defence at Southwark Crown Court in London on Wednesday, in a trial where he faces serious allegations. Brand, 51,… Continue reading Russell Brand says allegations had devastating impact on him
Pip payment denied for terminally ill mum with cancer
A mother diagnosed with a terminal illness and given a prognosis of three years has been refused disability benefits, despite being unable to perform basic daily tasks independently. Rachael Field, 56, from Rhondda Cynon Taf, has been battling tongue cancer for six years. Her condition has severely affected her ability to eat, speak, dress, and… Continue reading Pip payment denied for terminally ill mum with cancer
Heating cut over unpaid bills despite residents’ payments
Residents living in a north-west London block of flats have been without heating or hot water since 23 October, a situation caused by outstanding unpaid bills totaling £600,000. Despite consistent monthly payments being made over several years, the accumulated debt has resulted in a cutoff of essential utilities. The sums owed are roughly split evenly… Continue reading Heating cut over unpaid bills despite residents’ payments
Drumcree: Legal bid to overturn march ban fails
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
Celebrity Traitors: Joe Lycett’s tribute to viral TikTok Tonteg gran
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
Losing both legs ended my football dream – now skiing gives me freedom
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
Bonfire Night policing will be ‘largest operation since Trump visit’
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 1-1 Arsenal (5-3 on pens): Where does it rank among best cup upsets?
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?