Category: UK News

A woman described as a “skilled butcher” has been convicted of murdering her partner, dismembering the body, and burying the remains in a garden over 15 years ago. The victim, Izabela Zablocka, was initially reported missing in 2010. Her remains were eventually uncovered buried in a garden on Princes Street in Derby on 1 June… Continue reading Izabela Zablocka death: 'Skilled butcher' guilty of murdering, cutting up and burying partner

Scottish Labour leader Anas Sarwar has publicly called on Prime Minister Keir Starmer to resign, yet the Scottish Secretary Douglas Alexander maintains that collaboration between the two remains possible. Alexander described their recent disagreements as “sincere and genuine” but emphasized that both leaders are focused on the upcoming Holyrood election in May. Despite Sarwar’s dramatic… Continue reading Starmer and Sarwar can still work together, Scottish Secretary claims

The UK is set to see an expansion in solar energy projects as the government has recently awarded contracts for a record number of renewable energy developments. Among these, 157 solar farms across England, Scotland, and Wales have secured agreements, reinforcing the nation’s commitment to increasing its clean energy output. This move has been positively… Continue reading More solar farms on the way after record renewables auction

Albert Bridge, located in west London, has been closed to vehicular traffic as a cautious response following a recent inspection. This closure affects the historic crossing that links Battersea with Chelsea, a structure that has stood for 150 years. Kensington and Chelsea Council reported that the concerns emerged during routine maintenance work carried out on… Continue reading Albert Bridge closes to traffic as 'precaution' after inspection

This excerpt describes the tragic story of a 15-year-old boy named Daejaun, who was exploited and groomed into drug dealing by older individuals, which ultimately led to his untimely death. His mother, Jodian Taylor, shares insights into how Daejaun’s life changed from being a happy and eager child to becoming involved in dangerous activities due… Continue reading My son was exploited and killed, but my pleas for help were ignored

In recent weeks, the UK and much of Western Europe have been experiencing a prolonged spell of rainy and overcast weather due to stagnant low-pressure systems. These systems have been unable to move eastward as usual because a large high-pressure area has become entrenched over Scandinavia. This high-pressure zone acts as a barrier, effectively blocking… Continue reading UK weather: One hundred flood warnings with weather 'stuck in a rut'

Eliza Carthy, an internationally acclaimed musician, found herself increasingly distressed by constant late-night messages disrupting her sleep. Despite the demands of her career and the responsibility of caring for her elderly father, Martin Carthy—an iconic folk singer and 2025 Mercury Prize nominee—Eliza’s phone continued to receive unwanted communications. What began as a seemingly innocent interaction… Continue reading 'He sent me reams of naked photos': Victims of cyberflasher speak out

Tim Allan, who previously worked for Sir Tony Blair during the early New Labour years, had returned to Downing Street in September 2025 as part of Sir Keir Starmer’s efforts to revamp his senior team. However, Allan has now stepped down from his position as director of communications after serving just over five months in… Continue reading Tim Allan: Who is the latest No 10 departure under Keir Starmer?

Following the impact of Storm Chandra, a significant discovery was made on a beach at Studland Bay in Dorset. On 28 January, sections of an old shipwreck became visible on this National Trust site, drawing the attention of maritime archaeologists from Bournemouth University. They believe these timbers are part of the missing piece of the… Continue reading Timbers from 17th Century shipwreck appear on Dorset beach

The British Museum has successfully raised a total of £3.5 million to acquire a gold pendant associated with King Henry VIII and his first wife, Katherine of Aragon. This exquisite piece, known as the Tudor Heart, carries significant historical importance, linking it directly to the marriage between the monarch and Katherine. After a campaign that… Continue reading British Museum to keep pendant linked to Henry VIII after campaign