Two men from Iran have appeared in court facing terrorism-related charges linked to an alleged scheme aimed at targeting the Jewish community in Manchester using a homemade explosive device. Rahman Salehi, 34, residing in Salford, and 36-year-old Salam Ahmadyan, originally from Liverpool, were formally charged at Westminster Magistrates’ Court. They stand accused of preparing or… Continue reading Men in court over alleged plot to target Manchester Jewish community
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Laura Kuenssberg: Kemi Badenoch has cemented her image. Now she wants to take her party back to its roots
The upcoming Conservative Party conference in 2026 will once again utilize Birmingham’s Symphony Hall as the principal venue, reflecting the event’s substantial scale. This marks a return to the prominent stage previously shared by performers such as the rock band Marillion and soprano Katherine Jenkins. Unlike past occasions where the national party leader was confined… Continue reading Laura Kuenssberg: Kemi Badenoch has cemented her image. Now she wants to take her party back to its roots
Boy, 6, who died in Llanfairfechan crash named as Harrison Jones
Kate Jones initiated a GoFundMe campaign to assist with funeral and memorial expenses for Harrison, as well as to support the family with essential household bills during this difficult time. The fundraiser aims to provide financial relief while Harrison’s parents take time off work to mourn their loss. By Saturday morning, the donations were approaching… Continue reading Boy, 6, who died in Llanfairfechan crash named as Harrison Jones
Suppliers pile pressure on government over energy bills
The trade association representing energy suppliers has urged the government to act swiftly to support those facing difficulties with their energy bills this winter. Energy UK emphasized that the recent rise in domestic gas prices on Thursday, coupled with predictions of significant increases in January, signals that failing to intervene now could lead to a… Continue reading Suppliers pile pressure on government over energy bills
What's a golden spurtle and why do so many people want one?
A diverse group of individuals from across the globe is gearing up to compete in the World Porridge Making Championship, set in the Highland village of Carrbridge. Among the contestants are a bakery owner from San Francisco, a retired British Army officer, a newly qualified Scottish lawyer, a US Marine veteran, an Edinburgh-based artist, and… Continue reading What's a golden spurtle and why do so many people want one?
Steel Queens forge ice hockey history and inspire new generation
The upcoming match between Caledonia Steel Queens and Guildford Lightning at Murrayfield Ice Arena is set to make history for Scottish ice hockey. This season opener signals the return of the UK’s premier women’s ice hockey league to Scottish soil after a 32-year absence. For the Steel Queens, this milestone reflects their remarkable journey from… Continue reading Steel Queens forge ice hockey history and inspire new generation
Man City guilty charges: Which clubs did 'inflated' money flow to in transfer market?
Manchester City’s financial clout has had a profound influence on the global football transfer market. Their readiness to offer significantly higher fees and wages led to an overall increase in prices, impacting clubs worldwide. However, having large sums of money readily available and being prepared to spend it does not necessarily guarantee successful acquisitions or… Continue reading Man City guilty charges: Which clubs did 'inflated' money flow to in transfer market?
Royal Navy's new attack submarine arrives at Faslane
The newest addition to the Royal Navy’s fleet, the HMS Agamemnon, an Astute-class nuclear-powered submarine, has reached its base at HM Naval Base Clyde in Faslane, Scotland. This advanced hunter-killer submarine will now commence sea trials and undergo further operational preparations. As the sixth submarine of its class, HMS Agamemnon is outfitted with both tomahawk… Continue reading Royal Navy's new attack submarine arrives at Faslane
Woman deceived ex-partner that she gave birth to his babies, judge rules
A High Court judge has described the case of a woman who persuaded her former partner that she had given birth to two children who most likely never existed as an “extraordinary” and “elaborate campaign of deceit.” The man, referred to only as John during the hearing, took the matter to the Family Court after… Continue reading Woman deceived ex-partner that she gave birth to his babies, judge rules
Why electric cars might be making some passengers feel sick
Lola Baird, a 24-year-old from north London, recently had to ask her boyfriend to stop the car during a journey because she was overcome with nausea and ended up vomiting near the vehicle. This was a new experience for her, as she had never suffered from motion sickness before her boyfriend purchased an electric vehicle… Continue reading Why electric cars might be making some passengers feel sick