Murder investigation after woman's body found

A woman’s death in Townhill, Swansea has prompted a murder investigation by South Wales Police, leading to two arrests. Leanne Williams, 47, was discovered in her home on Gomer Road on 27th February at 14:00 GMT. The police have confirmed her identity and are currently holding two men in custody. Following a post mortem examination… Continue reading Murder investigation after woman's body found

Judo Olympian pleads for help finding missing brother in Bristol

A plea for help has been issued by a judo Olympian in the search for her missing brother, who vanished from a retail park late at night. Luis Piovesana, 26, was last spotted at around 03:00 GMT on Friday at Eastgate Retail Park in Bristol, having departed from a venue in nearby St Jude’s and… Continue reading Judo Olympian pleads for help finding missing brother in Bristol

Australian 'fiasco' ferry ordered to leave Edinburgh

A brand-new Australian ferry, the Spirit of Tasmania IV, is causing quite the commotion as leasing negotiations have fallen apart, leading to its relocation from Edinburgh to Devonport in Tasmania. The ferry has been sitting idle in Leith for three months due to existing infrastructure issues in Devonport, prompting the Tasmanian government to intervene and… Continue reading Australian 'fiasco' ferry ordered to leave Edinburgh

Covid rules should have been same across UK, Simon Hart says

A former cabinet minister, Simon Hart, has expressed his belief that the Covid-19 rules implemented during the pandemic should have been consistent across the United Kingdom. He criticized the varying restrictions on issues such as face mask mandates in Wales and England, attributing the differences to political decision-making rather than solely focusing on disease control… Continue reading Covid rules should have been same across UK, Simon Hart says

Southampton Port welcomes Fortescue ammonia-powered vessel

A vessel powered by a groundbreaking dual-fuel system using ammonia has made its way to the UK and is currently docked at the Port of Southampton. The Maritime and Coastguard Agency (MCA) is overseeing the necessary inspections of the Singapore-flagged vessel in Hampshire before it heads to West India Dock in London. Dubbed the “world’s… Continue reading Southampton Port welcomes Fortescue ammonia-powered vessel

Dungannon: Second man arrested on suspicion of pensioner's murder

A tragic incident occurred in Dungannon, Northern Ireland, where a man was found seriously injured in a block of flats on the edge of the Lisnahull estate. The man, originally from Poland, had been residing in the area for over 20 years. The attack took place at around 20:00 GMT on Thursday, leading to a… Continue reading Dungannon: Second man arrested on suspicion of pensioner's murder

What's happening in the night sky in spring?

Spring is gearing up to offer skygazers a fantastic opportunity to witness a variety of celestial events, including auroras, meteor showers, and both lunar and solar eclipses this year. It’s a great time to keep an eye on the skies in anticipation of exciting displays throughout March, April, and May. Meteorologists declare the beginning of… Continue reading What's happening in the night sky in spring?

UK and France to work on Ukraine peace plan, Starmer says

Prime Minister Sir Keir Starmer has announced a collaborative effort between the UK, France, and Ukraine to create a plan to cease the fighting with Russia. The next step will involve discussing this proposal with the United States. Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky is set to attend a summit of European leaders after a tense exchange… Continue reading UK and France to work on Ukraine peace plan, Starmer says

Keir Starmer dismisses SNP call to axe Donald Trump state visit

Mary McCool of BBC Scotland News reported that the Prime Minister is holding firm against pressure from the SNP to cancel a second state visit for US President Donald Trump after a tense meeting with Ukraine’s President Zelensky. Trump’s accusations against Zelensky sparked concerns, with Scotland’s first minister describing the exchange as “deeply troubling.” John… Continue reading Keir Starmer dismisses SNP call to axe Donald Trump state visit

'President Zelensky is a hero,' says Conservative Party leader

During a recent encounter at the White House, Conservative leader Kemi Badenoch expressed her empathy towards Ukraine’s President Volodymyr Zelensky following a tense exchange with US President Trump. The meeting between Trump and Zelensky quickly spiraled into disarray, with both leaders embroiled in a heated back-and-forth discussion that also involved US Vice-President JD Vance. Badenoch,… Continue reading 'President Zelensky is a hero,' says Conservative Party leader