Category: UK News

A £49 face serum advertisement has been ruled misleading and subsequently banned by the Advertising Standards Authority (ASA) due to claims that the product could make users appear up to five years younger. The billboard, promoting the Eucerin Hyaluron-Filler Epigenetic Serum, asserted that this result was “clinically proven” based on a study involving 160 participants… Continue reading Face serum advert banned over misleading 'five years younger' claim

During a recent Senedd election debate, Reform’s Welsh leader, Dan Thomas, strongly refuted accusations that his party harbors racist views amid heated discussions focused on immigration policies. Thomas specifically criticised the Welsh government’s Nation of Sanctuary initiative, which is designed to support refugees and asylum seekers by facilitating their integration and access to public services… Continue reading Reform is not racist, Welsh leader says in Senedd election debate

The Department for the Economy has announced that Northern Ireland will begin the rollout of smart electricity meters starting in 2028. These advanced meters, already in widespread use across the rest of the UK and Ireland, offer real-time data to energy suppliers and allow households to monitor their electricity consumption and expenses more effectively. Currently,… Continue reading NI electricity: Homes to get smart meters from 2028

In the halls of Parliament, moments that hold potential to drastically alter a government’s fate can create intense anticipation, but the recent vote involving Sir Keir Starmer did not quite rise to that level of high drama. Nevertheless, the Labour leader has not emerged completely unscathed from the ordeal. While he secured a decisive victory… Continue reading Starmer sees off Mandelson inquiry call – but he doesn't escape unscathed

At a recent Holyrood election debate held at Edinburgh’s Signet Library, Reform UK’s Scottish leader Malcolm Offord faced criticism after openly stating that he owns six houses, six boats, and five cars. This revelation sparked a contentious exchange with Scottish Green co-leader Ross Greer, who quickly labeled Offord “entitled” and challenged his stance on property… Continue reading Reform's Offord says he owns six houses, six boats and five cars

The government has maintained its justification for outlawing Palestine Action under anti-terrorism laws, despite a recent High Court ruling that deemed the ban unlawful. Currently, a rare panel of five judges at the Court of Appeal is reviewing the February decision that overturned the group’s proscription. The legal debate centers on whether the government’s powers… Continue reading Government defends Palestine Action ban after High Court ruled it unlawful

At Liverpool Crown Court, a man charged with assaulting a firearms officer at Manchester Airport described his fear for his life during the incident. Mohammed Fahir Amaaz, 21, recounted to the jury how he felt he was “going to die” when a police officer pressed his head to the ground. The episode took place in… Continue reading Man accused of Manchester Airport PC assault 'feared for life'

A parliamentary inquiry into allegations that Sir Keir Starmer misled MPs regarding the vetting process for Lord Peter Mandelson’s appointment as US ambassador will not proceed. The House of Commons voted against a motion brought forward by the Conservative Party, with 335 MPs opposing and 223 supporting the proposal to launch an investigation. The motion… Continue reading MPs vote against inquiry into Starmer's claims on Mandelson vetting

Members of Parliament have rejected a proposal to investigate whether Prime Minister Sir Keir Starmer deliberately misled Parliament concerning the appointment of Lord Mandelson as the UK ambassador to the United States. The motion, introduced by the Conservative Party, aimed to have the Prime Minister referred to the Privileges Committee. This motion arose from disputes… Continue reading Three key statements Keir Starmer made to MPs about Peter Mandelson vetting

The Prince of Wales recently revisited RAF Valley in Anglesey to commemorate the air base’s 85th anniversary, sharing heartfelt reflections on his time there. Wearing the RAF military pattern camouflage uniform, William expressed to the trainees how much he had enjoyed his service at the base, underscoring the strong positive memories he associates with the… Continue reading Prince William visits RAF Valley in Anglessey for 85th anniversary