Category: UK News

In the village of Godstone, located in Surrey, residents are facing a dire situation as two large sinkholes have appeared, displacing over 20 households. The impact of this natural phenomenon has been severe, with residents being told that it may take up to a year before they can return to their homes. Authorities are working… Continue reading Godstone sinkhole: Residents out of their homes 'for a year'

The Church of England is commencing disciplinary proceedings against 10 clergy members in connection to the prolific abuser, John Smyth, following a review of evidence. Former Archbishop of Canterbury George Carey and Rev Andrew Cornes are among those facing action. Smyth, who passed away in 2018, was found to have used brutal violence to abuse… Continue reading Ten Church of England clergy facing disciplinary action over abuse report

Joshua Nevett and Sam Francis report on Prime Minister Sir Keir Starmer’s recent announcement regarding plans to increase defence spending to 2.5% of national income by 2027. This decision comes as peace talks to end the war in Ukraine gain momentum. Sir Keir revealed his intention to reduce the UK’s international aid budget to facilitate… Continue reading Keir Starmer cuts aid to fund hike in defence spending

Justice Minister Naomi Long has expressed concerns that discussions about disbanding paramilitary groups could inadvertently legitimize them within communities. Long criticized the potential move as “absolutely flawed,” stating that providing a platform for paramilitary groups could undermine previous efforts to combat their influence. The UK and Irish governments are considering appointing an independent expert to… Continue reading Governments explore NI paramilitary disbandment talks

A scheduled misconduct meeting involving three police officers regarding their handling of the Nottingham attacker has been postponed. Valdo Calocane, who later went on to fatally stab Ian Coates, Grace O’Malley-Kumar, and Barnaby Webber, had reportedly assaulted two warehouse employees in Leicestershire just weeks before the tragic incident on June 13, 2023. Families of the… Continue reading Nottingham attacks police misconduct meeting delayed after concerns raised

The Channel 4 immigration show, Go Back To Where You Came From, has stirred controversy and debate amongst participants and viewers alike. Chloe Dobbs, a 24-year-old YouTuber and conservative political commentator, made headlines with her initial strong opinions on the show. Dobbs’ provocative comments sparked discussions on the platforming of “toxic views” and the portrayal… Continue reading Go Back To Where You Came From: Has it changed anyone's mind?

A former actor known for his role in the Netflix series Sex Education has been sentenced to jail for committing sex offenses, including the rape of a schoolgirl he was tutoring in acting. Alexander Westwood, aged 24 and hailing from Shropshire, was found guilty of a total of 26 crimes against children, with two of… Continue reading Actor Alexander Westwood who raped teen in acting classes jailed

Bhim Kohli, an 80-year-old man, tragically died in a park after being kicked and punched by a 15-year-old boy in an attack designed to unleash anger, a court has disclosed. Leicester Crown Court was told that the boy subjected Mr Kohli to racial abuse and violence, with a 13-year-old girl filming the incident while laughing.… Continue reading Bhim Kohli death: Man, 80, 'racially taunted' before fatal park attack

Armed police were forced to euthanize two dogs believed to be XL bullies following an attack on an elderly man at a residence. The 84-year-old victim sustained serious injuries during the incident that took place at Bardsley Avenue, Warrington, around 6:00 PM GMT on Monday, according to a statement from Cheshire Police. Subsequently, a 29-year-old… Continue reading Warrington: Suspected XL bullies killed after man, 84, attacked

Adrian Browne, a political reporter for BBC Wales News, reported that ex-armed forces personnel in Wales face challenges in receiving priority treatment for injuries sustained in the line of duty due to long waiting times for surgery. Even though veterans are entitled to priority treatment under the Armed Forces Covenant, Wales Veterans Commissioner Colonel James… Continue reading Veterans: Ex-forces priority care 'difficult' with long NHS waits