Category: UK News

Prime Minister Sir Keir Starmer has emphasized the importance of ending the war in Ukraine, stating that it is not in the UK’s national interest for the conflict to continue. During an appearance on the Sunday with Laura Kuenssberg programme, Starmer highlighted the desire for lasting peace in Ukraine, noting that US President Donald Trump… Continue reading Sir Keir Starmer: 'I'm clear Trump wants lasting peace'

The tragic death of pop star Liam Payne has left a lasting impact on his family, who have spoken out against the media for causing “indescribable, lasting damage” through its coverage of his passing. The family released a statement expressing their frustration with the persistent attention and speculation in the press, stating that it has… Continue reading Liam Payne's family criticises media for 'indescribable damage'

Paula Radcliffe, the former world record holder in the marathon, made her comeback to competitive racing after a decade by participating in the Tokyo Marathon. At the age of 51, Radcliffe completed the race in two hours, 57 minutes, and 26 seconds. This marked her return to the sport after retiring in 2015 following the… Continue reading Paula Radcliffe runs Tokyo Marathon aged 51 to make return after 10 years

In 1965, a golden eagle named Goldie escaped from London Zoo, captivating the public for 12 days as he soared over Regent’s Park and the rest of the city. Dubbed as “Goldie” by the press, the eagle’s exploits made headline news as he evaded capture after swooping out of his cage due to a door… Continue reading On a wing and a glare: When an escaped eagle entranced London

Paul Chuckle, one half of the iconic Chuckle Brothers comedy duo, made a solemn vow to his late brother Barry that he would continue to bring joy and laughter to audiences. The siblings, known as Paul and Barry Elliott, captured the hearts of British households with their television show ChuckleVision, which ran for almost 300… Continue reading Chuckle Brothers: Barry is always by my side, says Paul

A plea has been made to the council to commemorate a hidden burial ground containing over 10,000 bodies dating back to the Irish famine. Situated close to the City Hospital on Belfast’s Donegall Road, the three-acre site has now become part of a housing development. Lamentably, there is no plaque or sign recognizing its past… Continue reading Calls for council to mark 'forgotten' burial ground

Caroline Lowbridge wrote for the BBC News, East Midlands about the ongoing issue of drivers facing unfair penalties due to difficulties in entering car registrations correctly at parking machines. Drivers are receiving £100 parking charge notices (PCNs) for what are known as “keying errors.” Private car park trade associations acknowledge that drivers shouldn’t be penalized… Continue reading Parking fines: Drivers taken to court over car park keying errors

The ease with which individuals, particularly young people, can purchase dangerous weapons like knives through social media platforms has raised concerns. An undercover investigation revealed how accessible and prevalent the sale of illegal knives is online. Despite legislative efforts to restrict the availability of certain knives, the trade continues to thrive through encrypted messaging services… Continue reading Knife crime: 'I'm not tech-savvy – but within hours I could buy an illegal knife on social media'

As the upcoming secondary school offer day approaches, families of Year 6 children in England and Wales are eagerly awaiting to find out the school they will be attending from September 2025. Last year, 83% of applicants in England were able to secure their first choice, but what are the options available to parents who… Continue reading National offer day: When do parents find out secondary school places?

In a recent development, Netflix is bringing to light a long-buried true story that many are not familiar with. Toxic Town, a drama series on the streaming platform, focuses on the real-life struggles of families in Corby, Northamptonshire, whose children suffered birth defects in the 1980s and 90s. The show sheds light on the legal… Continue reading Netflix shines light on Toxic Town true story of Corby scandal