Chris Mason: The UK's position on Iran is clear but will the US listen?

Following America’s attacks on Iran, the British Prime Minister engaged in a conversation with President Trump. Despite previous warnings of a pending decision, the call requiring a definitive answer did not materialize. Speculation lingers on the possibility of such a request arising in the near future. The UK government clarifies that while briefed in advance… Continue reading Chris Mason: The UK's position on Iran is clear but will the US listen?

Hopes to open NHS ketamine clinic for treatment resistant depression

Ketamine, often associated with its use as a recreational drug that can lead to serious health complications and even fatalities, is gaining attention in Scotland for its potential in treating severe depression. A psychiatrist from NHS Lothian is aiming to establish a clinic by the end of the year that would offer ketamine as an… Continue reading Hopes to open NHS ketamine clinic for treatment resistant depression

£20m bridge investment to secure Fishguard ferry port's future

Stena Line has unveiled plans for a major investment of up to £20m to revamp Fishguard port, signaling a commitment to the site for the next few decades. The highlight of this upgrade would be a new linkspan, a type of drawbridge essential for ferry operations. Construction is expected to kick off in 2026, with… Continue reading £20m bridge investment to secure Fishguard ferry port's future

No budget for assisted dying service, health secretary says

Health Secretary Wes Streeting recently expressed concerns about the lack of budget for an assisted dying service following a close vote by MPs in favor of the legislation. Streeting, a prominent opponent of the bill, highlighted the existing challenges in accessing high-quality end-of-life care and the financial constraints within the NHS, which could further burden… Continue reading No budget for assisted dying service, health secretary says

Former Pembrokeshire councillor banned after racist voice note

Andrew Edwards, a former councilor, has been disqualified from holding any position in authority for four years after being involved in a racist messaging incident. The incident involved Edwards sending a WhatsApp voice note suggesting that white men should have black slaves, as previously ruled by an ombudsman investigation. This led to the case being… Continue reading Former Pembrokeshire councillor banned after racist voice note

Stoke Newington: Family in tribute to mother killed before blast

The tragic death of Annabel Rook, a woman found fatally stabbed following a gas explosion in her home, has left her family reeling. Described as a beloved daughter, sister, friend, and mother, Annabel’s family is struggling to come to terms with the terrible tragedy. The incident took place at a house in Dumont Road, Stoke… Continue reading Stoke Newington: Family in tribute to mother killed before blast

Yungblud Milton Keynes festival draws fans from across the world

Yungblud’s Bludfest drew a massive crowd of fans, with attendees traveling from as far as Canada to experience the music and arts festival. The event, held at the National Bowl in Milton Keynes, Buckinghamshire for the second consecutive year, offered tickets priced between £65-125. The singer-songwriter’s goal was to create an inclusive and affordable gathering,… Continue reading Yungblud Milton Keynes festival draws fans from across the world

Father of Kory McCrimmon leads hundreds in march to end knife crime

A demonstration against knife crime in Glasgow saw a massive turnout with hundreds of participants. Parents Against Knives, initiated by the family of Kory McCrimmon, aimed to shed light on the escalating incidents of deaths and severe injuries involving weapons among the youth. Tragically, Kory lost his life at the age of 16 after a… Continue reading Father of Kory McCrimmon leads hundreds in march to end knife crime

Heatwave eases as rainy weather blows in across parts of UK

The UK is experiencing a shift in weather patterns as wind and rain move across the region, providing relief from the recent heatwave. Luckily, Sunday brings a fresher outlook with sunshine and scattered showers, leading into a wet end of the weekend as a weather front approaches from the west on Monday evening. Saturday saw… Continue reading Heatwave eases as rainy weather blows in across parts of UK

Ripon family 'sold up' to travel world searching for new life

A family from Ripon, North Yorkshire, made a bold decision to sell almost all of their belongings to embark on a journey around the world with their 12-year-old daughter. Emma, 34, and Joe, 33, were fed up with the monotonous grind of working life in western society and wanted to give their daughter, Tilly, a… Continue reading Ripon family 'sold up' to travel world searching for new life