Category: UK News

The Metropolitan Police have urged the organisers of a planned pro-Palestinian student march, set for the third anniversary of the 7 October attacks on Israel, to consider relocating the event. Deputy Assistant Commissioner James Harman revealed that the police have so far been unable to identify who is behind the group calling itself the University… Continue reading Met Police urge pro-Palestine students to move 7 October protest

The Conservative Party has unveiled plans to create 50,000 additional prison places in England and Wales if they return to government, aiming to reduce early releases of criminals. According to the party, constructing and operating these new facilities would cost £2 billion annually. This expense is proposed to be covered by budget cuts, notably including… Continue reading Tories pledge to build 50,000 new prison places

A tenants’ association may potentially face a charge of corporate manslaughter related to the Grenfell Tower fire that occurred in west London in 2017. After a comprehensive nine-year investigation into the tragedy, the Metropolitan Police have submitted evidence concerning 20 organisations and 54 individuals to the Crown Prosecution Service (CPS) this week. Among those implicated… Continue reading Grenfell tenants firm could face corporate manslaughter charge

Joshua Kerry, 28, who has been accused of murdering Ann Widdecombe, now faces an additional charge related to the preparation of terrorist acts. The counter-terrorism police revealed that Kerry was formally charged on Friday with one count of preparing to commit terrorist offenses. These alleged activities are said to have occurred between May 2024 and… Continue reading Widdecombe suspect charged with planning acts of terror against Farage

Manchester City has officially announced that it has lodged an appeal following a determination by an independent commission that the club breached Premier League financial regulations on all counts. The club described the commission’s ruling as flawed, stating it contained “clear material errors, of law, principle and fact and is unsafe.” City maintains its innocence… Continue reading Manchester City confirm appeal lodged against guilty verdict

Daniel Thomas, a 37-year-old activist known among his followers as Danny Tommo, has appeared in court facing several charges related to incidents at a migrant processing site in Dover. According to court records, he is accused of unlawfully entering a restricted area at the centre on 31 March. Additional allegations include using threatening language or… Continue reading Daniel Thomas in court accused of entering Dover migrant site

Zack Polanksi, leader of the Green Party, has called on voters to support the Greens as a means to compel Labour, led by Andy Burnham, to adopt more progressive policies. Speaking at the party’s annual conference in Brighton, Polanksi emphasized that the Greens possess the influence to steer Labour “in the right direction” on key… Continue reading Greens can move Labour in the right direction, says Zack Polanski

Alison Hammond sought medical attention for a heart-related check-up after unexpectedly leaving ITV’s This Morning during the live broadcast on Friday. Despite her early departure, the 51-year-old presenter reassured her audience that she was “fine.” During the show, Hammond appeared to be in discomfort, clutching her chest as co-host Dermot O’Leary helped her off the… Continue reading Alison Hammond has heart check-up in hospital after leaving TV's This Morning

A chemical company, Syngenta, secured £1 million from Scottish Enterprise to fund job creation just a few months before it revealed plans to shut down its Grangemouth facility. This funding was part of a larger £2.2 million grant awarded in May of the previous year intended to support increased production at the plant. However, the… Continue reading Grangemouth firm took £1m of public money months before closure announcement

A Church of England priest who created a so-called “cult” within his congregation has been found guilty of raping a woman and sexually assaulting several others. Chris Brain, 69, formerly of Wilmslow in Greater Manchester, was convicted of raping a member of his congregation and four counts of indecent assault involving three other women linked… Continue reading Priest Chris Brain guilty of raping and assaulting women