Category: UK News

Last week brought a deluge of revelations surrounding the former deputy prime minister, sparking numerous calls for her resignation. Today, a similar situation emerges with the UK’s ambassador to the United States, with fresh revelations surfacing and mounting pressure for his resignation. When the news reaches a cabinet minister, their shock is palpable, evoking a… Continue reading Chris Mason: Jaws drop in Westminster at Mandelson revelations

In a long-awaited and much-anticipated meeting, Prince Harry recently reunited with his father, King Charles, at Clarence House in London. This marked their first face-to-face encounter since February 2024, hinting at potential progress in their strained relationship. Speculation and hints regarding this meeting had been circulating for some time, with Prince Harry expressing his desire… Continue reading Harry's tea with Charles could be 'small' step to reconciliation

Residents in Birmingham are feeling the impact of six months of an all-out bin strike, with rubbish piling up in homes and on the streets. Pensioner Lorraine Boyce, in her 80s and living alone in Kings Norton, has recycling cluttering her hallway that the council has been unable to collect. Despite regular pick-ups of general… Continue reading Birmingham bin strike: 'I'm still keeping rubbish in the hallway'

Questions and concerns are mounting for Sir Keir Starmer who is facing backlash over the ties of US ambassador Lord Mandelson to the late Jeffrey Epstein, a convicted sex offender. Documents released by US lawmakers revealed a letter where Lord Mandelson referred to Epstein as his “best pal,” further fueling the controversy. Lord Mandelson hinted… Continue reading Starmer facing pressure over Mandelson's Epstein links

The Liverpool Town Hall inquiry into the tragic Southport knife killer has heard a harrowing account from dance teacher Heidi Liddle. She described hiding with a child in a toilet as the attacker banged on the door, expressing her overwhelming sense of guilt. The mother-of-two recounted the events of that fateful day last July, when… Continue reading Southport inquiry: 'I hid in toilet with child as killer banged on door'

A critical concern raised by leading cancer specialists is the obstacles preventing some patients in England from accessing the latest cancer treatments. The Royal College of Radiologists (RCR) has highlighted that excessive bureaucracy is hindering innovation and creating difficulties for cancer centers seeking funding for new treatments. As a result, there is a noticeable imbalance… Continue reading Postcode lottery for new cancer treatments, doctors warn

Several newspapers are covering Prince Harry’s recent meeting with King Charles, with headlines such as “Harry’s tea with the King” and “When Harry finally met his father again”. The Sun reports that the pair had a “private tea” at Clarence House, lasting less than an hour. This meeting marks their first in 19 months and… Continue reading Newspaper headlines: 'Harry's tea with the King' and 'Mandelson on brink'

MPs are urging ministers to take further action in reforming Lifetime Isas (LISAs) as the Treasury Committee has warned that the current reforms are insufficient. Despite previous warnings that these products may not be suitable for everyone, MPs questioned whether LISAs, in their current state, are a wise use of taxpayer funds, with a projected… Continue reading Lifetime Isa reform is too slow and must be in Budget, say MPs

Culture reporters Noor Nanji and Yasmin Rufo were astonished when Gary Lineker broke Ant and Dec’s 23-year winning streak at the National Television Awards. Lineker, the former Match of the Day host, was awarded best TV presenter at the viewer-chosen event, marking a significant shift. Following his departure from the BBC football show after 26… Continue reading Gary Lineker ends Ant and Dec's 23-year winning streak at TV awards

A Belfast student recently settled a discrimination case with Translink, receiving £7,500 in compensation. Rosie Pidgeon, who uses an electric wheelchair, encountered issues on the glider service, where the driver failed to lower the ramp at her stop on multiple occasions, causing her to be carried past her intended destination. Pidgeon, who attends a course… Continue reading Equality Commission: Student settles discrimination case against Translink