Locals desire 'tolerance' and cohesion after synagogue attack

The recent synagogue attack in north Manchester has deeply affected the diverse community that resides there. Leaders at Heaton Park Synagogue expressed gratitude for the outpouring of solidarity following the deaths of worshippers Adrian Daulby and Melvin Cravitz. Emotions were high at a vigil held before the Jewish Sabbath, where members of different faith communities… Continue reading Locals desire 'tolerance' and cohesion after synagogue attack

Peacehaven: Fire at East Sussex mosque probed as 'hate crime'

A hate crime investigation is underway after a mosque in East Sussex was damaged by fire. The incident, which is believed to be arson, occurred on Phyllis Avenue in Peacehaven on Saturday evening at around 21:50 BST. Fortunately, no injuries were reported, but the front entrance of the mosque and a vehicle parked outside sustained… Continue reading Peacehaven: Fire at East Sussex mosque probed as 'hate crime'

Birmingham woman at risk of dementia that led to mother's death

Liv Heeney, a resident of Birmingham, discovered at the age of 28 that she carries a faulty gene that puts her at risk of developing a rare form of dementia called early onset frontotemporal dementia (FTD). This genetic condition has already impacted 13 members of her family, including her mother Bernie, who tragically passed away… Continue reading Birmingham woman at risk of dementia that led to mother's death

Queuing: Is waiting in line for hours the new cool thing to do?

The trend of waiting in long queues for exclusive experiences is on the rise, attracting people of all ages and backgrounds. In a bustling street in central London, a queue starts to form just before 06:00 on a Friday morning. People are eagerly waiting for the opening of Korean cosmetics retailer Skin Cupid’s first store,… Continue reading Queuing: Is waiting in line for hours the new cool thing to do?

Freshers' flu: Why is it so hard for students to dodge?

When entering the second week of the term, many students find themselves combating the inevitable freshers’ flu. Despite finally settling into university life, the scratchy throats and runny noses seem to appear out of nowhere, making lectures less about learning and more about stifling a cough. Dr. Zania Stamataki, an associate professor of viral immunology… Continue reading Freshers' flu: Why is it so hard for students to dodge?

Milan Mandaric: Former Portsmouth, Leicester City and Sheffield Wednesday owner dies aged 87

Former owner of football clubs Portsmouth, Leicester City, and Sheffield Wednesday, Milan Mandaric, has passed away at the age of 87, as confirmed by his family. He died in a hospital in Belgrade, Serbia after a brief illness. Mandaric, a Serbian-American businessman, first entered English football in 1999 when he acquired Portsmouth. He most recently… Continue reading Milan Mandaric: Former Portsmouth, Leicester City and Sheffield Wednesday owner dies aged 87

Earthshot prize: Prince William to travel to Brazil for awards ceremony

Prince William has hailed the nominees for the environmental Earthshot prize as modern-day heroes. The Prince of Wales will be heading to Rio de Janeiro next month for the event, marking the first time the awards will be held in Latin America. Created five years ago by Prince William, the prize awards £1m annually to… Continue reading Earthshot prize: Prince William to travel to Brazil for awards ceremony

The rise of women with autism diagnoses: 'We mask until it blows up'

Molly Siobhan Parker is a woman on a mission to challenge misconceptions surrounding autism, particularly in autistic women. Her own diagnosis came at 22, joining a growing number of adults receiving diagnoses. In the UK, research indicates a significant increase in autism diagnoses over the years, especially amongst women seeking support in Wales. The National… Continue reading The rise of women with autism diagnoses: 'We mask until it blows up'

Conservatives pledge to remove 750,000 migrants under borders plan

The Conservative Party has revealed its ambitious plan to remove 750,000 illegal immigrants from the UK within the next five years if they succeed in the upcoming election. This proposal includes banning individuals who enter the country without authorization from seeking asylum and preventing rejected claimants from challenging decisions in court, with appeals overseen by… Continue reading Conservatives pledge to remove 750,000 migrants under borders plan

Man charged over death of man found at Loch Lomond

Authorities have apprehended and charged a 50-year-old man in connection with the death of Graham Wright, whose remains were discovered at Loch Lomond. Wright, 38, was last seen in the Gorbals area of Glasgow on August 20th. His remains were located at the Rubha Dubh, near Firkin Point, on September 13th. Police Scotland indicated that… Continue reading Man charged over death of man found at Loch Lomond