Category: UK News

der.png” aria-label=”image unavailable”> ‘One case, 43 lives: our week tracking the journey of a Trump refugee’ BBC Verify found a case where more than $91,000 in taxpayer money was spent tracking a refugee child. Track his story here. US Politics ‘Protesting Deadly Cuts to Arts & Culture Funding’ Marti, a Barking resident, explains how budget… Continue reading Sir Anthony Hopkins on playing the infamous Hannibal Lecter

A group of Labour MPs are calling for an increase in taxes on gambling companies to help alleviate child poverty in the UK. The petition, supported by 101 Labour MPs, suggests that a levy on gambling could generate £3 billion, which could potentially lift half a million children out of poverty. The push to raise… Continue reading Labour MPs back gambling tax to fight child poverty

A man, aged 32, has been formally accused of 10 counts of attempted murder following a train attack where multiple individuals were stabbed. Anthony Williams was apprehended after the incident on an LNER train en route from Doncaster to London King’s Cross, a train that made an unexpected stop in Huntingdon, Cambridgeshire, just before 20:00… Continue reading Train attack: Man charged with attempted murder after stabbings

In response to a recent mass stabbing incident on a train, Transport Secretary Heidi Alexander has announced a review of rail security in the UK. A man has been charged with 10 counts of attempted murder after the knife attack on a Doncaster to London service that occurred on Saturday night. Alexander stated that the… Continue reading Rail security to be reviewed after train stabbings, says minister

Bella Culley, a pregnant teenager from Billingham, Teesside, who was facing drug trafficking charges in Georgia, expressed her happiness and relief as she was released from prison. Initially, the 19-year-old was potentially looking at a 20-year sentence, but a last-minute adjustment to a plea deal by prosecutors changed the outcome. In a surprising turn of… Continue reading Bella Culley freed from Georgian prison

Minister Paul Givan is facing a looming no-confidence motion in his role following a recent trip to Israel, where he used departmental resources to document his visit to a school in Jerusalem. Despite facing backlash, Givan remains resolute, stating that he will not be silenced and is committed to representing all his constituents. The motion… Continue reading Paul Givan: DUP education minister set to face no confidence motion over Israel visit

The survivor of the Air India plane crash, which claimed the lives of 241 individuals onboard, has expressed conflicting emotions, stating that while he feels like the “luckiest man” alive, he is also enduring physical and mental suffering. Viswashkumar Ramesh managed to escape the wreckage of the London-bound flight in Ahmedabad, walking away from the… Continue reading Air India plane crash survivor: 'I'm luckiest man alive'

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When it comes to keeping our teeth healthy, many of us think we know the basics – a good brush morning and night, a sprinkle of mouthwash, and maybe a quick rinse with water. However, dental experts warn that even the most vigilant brushers may be making mistakes that could be undermining their efforts. Dr.… Continue reading Why brushing teeth twice a day is not always best and other myths busted

Tim Richards, the founder and chief executive of Vue International, recently expressed that he does not perceive streaming services and home entertainment as competitors to traditional cinema. During a conversation on the BBC’s Big Boss Interview podcast, Richards mentioned how film studios attempted to bypass cinemas during the pandemic, resulting in significant financial losses amounting… Continue reading Vue cinema boss: I don't see streaming as the competition