Category: UK News

A mother grieving the loss of her daughter has faced hurtful remarks while putting up her Christmas light display, with some accusing her of starting too early in November. Suzanne Wiggins, 54, has maintained this annual tradition at her home in Tameside for 25 years to honor Courtenay, her daughter who died aged nine from… Continue reading Tameside mum gets abuse for Christmas lights tribute to daughter

Authorities have arrested a second individual in connection with a shooting incident that left a 16-year-old boy critically injured in the city centre. The victim was discovered wounded on London Road, Sheffield, around 17:15 GMT on Monday and was immediately transported to hospital, where he remains in a life-threatening condition. South Yorkshire Police reported that… Continue reading Second arrest after boy shot in Sheffield city centre

CCTV footage has captured a daring theft involving an electric bike rider who stole a large Christmas Nutcracker statue outside a cocktail bar in Edinburgh. The individual, dressed in a hood and mask, was seen transporting the 8-foot tall figure, valued at £900, by balancing it across his lap as he rode away from the… Continue reading Thief caught on camera stealing giant Edinburgh Christmas decoration

In recent days, the UK has been experiencing a noticeable cold snap, including snowfall across various regions, prompting many to ask if winter has officially begun. While the chilly conditions are certainly in place, the meteorological calendar indicates that winter does not commence until the start of December. The final week of November, which we… Continue reading When does winter start?

The article describes a situation involving residents and leaseholders of two blocks of flats—Beech Rise and Willow Rise in Kirkby, Merseyside—who have been made homeless due to serious fire safety concerns. Since being forced to leave in July, the 160 flat owners face a collective £3.6 million bill (approximately £10,000 each) for repairs, maintenance, and… Continue reading 'Our £3.6m bill for flats too dangerous to live in'

On a day that began with peaceful gardening and friendly exchanges with neighbours, Paul Doyle later committed a shocking act that left 134 people injured during Liverpool FC’s victory parade. Witnesses reported nothing unusual that morning to hint at the violent incident that would unfold hours later, when Doyle drove his two-tonne Ford Galaxy into… Continue reading Paul Doyle: 'Nice neighbour' behind Liverpool parade carnage

Authorities have recovered a body while investigating the disappearance of 82-year-old Brian Wright. Nottinghamshire Police responded to a farm near the A1133 in Langford on Saturday morning after the remains of a 52-year-old man were found. The deceased is believed to be Charles Wright, Brian’s son. Officials stated that the death is not currently being… Continue reading Body found in Brian Wright disappearance as police suspect murder-suicide

Pam Hogg, the renowned Scottish fashion designer celebrated for creating striking looks for high-profile celebrities such as Rihanna and Kate Moss, has passed away, her family has confirmed. Known for her bold, avant-garde style, Hogg’s designs also attracted attention from stars like Lady Gaga and Kylie Minogue. The family announced her death with profound sadness… Continue reading Pam Hogg: Scottish fashion designer who created looks for Rihanna and Kate Moss dies

The recent Budget delivered by Chancellor Rachel Reeves has dominated the front pages of UK newspapers, with widespread analysis of the new tax and spending plans she presented in the Commons. The Times characterized the Budget as embodying “High welfare, high tax,” highlighting that Reeves intends to raise taxes to levels unprecedented in history. According… Continue reading Newspaper headlines: 'High welfare, high tax' and 'Budget goes as billed'

The chancellor has unveiled her latest Budget, which introduces a freeze on income tax thresholds alongside a rise in minimum wages and the introduction of a new sugar-related charge known as the “milkshake tax.” These measures are crafted to influence different segments of the population, particularly those aged 25 and under. One notable change involves… Continue reading Nine ways the Budget could affect you if you're under 25