PSNI 'cannot afford' to pay staff compensation over data breach

The High Court has been informed that there are currently no funds available to compensate Police Service of Northern Ireland (PSNI) staff following a significant data breach that occurred two years ago. The PSNI has acknowledged responsibility for the breach, and discussions have been ongoing for a year to resolve claims arising from the incident,… Continue reading PSNI 'cannot afford' to pay staff compensation over data breach

Harry enters Clarence House after reports he will meet King

Prince Harry made a discreet entrance into Clarence House, sparking rumors of a possible meeting with his father King Charles. The secrecy surrounding the meeting has not been confirmed by either Buckingham Palace or the Duke of Sussex’s spokespersons. However, witnesses claimed that the King was spotted entering Clarence House, a prominent royal residence on… Continue reading Harry enters Clarence House after reports he will meet King

Who could replace Angela Rayner as Labour deputy leader?

Political reporters Becky Morton and Joshua Nevett have highlighted the commencement of the campaign to find a successor for Angela Rayner as the deputy leader of the Labour Party. Rayner resigned from her position, as well as her roles as housing secretary and deputy prime minister, after failing to pay the appropriate tax while purchasing… Continue reading Who could replace Angela Rayner as Labour deputy leader?

Alison McGovern exits Labour deputy race and backs Phillipson

The race for the Labour Party’s next deputy leader took a turn with Alison McGovern dropping out of the contest. McGovern threw her support behind Education Secretary Bridget Phillipson, as it became apparent that she would not secure the necessary backing of 80 MPs by Thursday’s deadline. Phillipson, already a frontrunner, had amassed 44 nominations… Continue reading Alison McGovern exits Labour deputy race and backs Phillipson

Mercury Prize 2025: Pulp, CMAT and Wolf Alice among nominees

o” style of her first mixtape. And it’s true – the UK singer’s music is a cheeky blend of bubblegum pop, rap, and R&B, shot through with an internet-era sensibility. Fancy That’s highlight is the stripped-back rockabilly pastiche, Bedtime Story – which sounds like something Amy Winehouse might have recorded if she grew up on… Continue reading Mercury Prize 2025: Pulp, CMAT and Wolf Alice among nominees

Jaguar Land Rover admits hackers may have taken data

Jaguar Land Rover (JLR) is currently facing a cyber-attack that has resulted in the halt of car production and the temporary closure of its plants. The company, which is owned by India’s Tata Motors, has acknowledged that some data may have been compromised by hackers. Initially, it was believed that customer information remained secure, but… Continue reading Jaguar Land Rover admits hackers may have taken data

Tony Ferns murder: Four guilty of murdering man by stab wound to heart

In April 2019, Tony Ferns tragically lost his life after being stabbed in Thornliebank. The 33-year-old was sitting in his car when he suffered a fatal stab wound to the heart. Despite managing to drive a short distance to his home, he ultimately succumbed to his injuries. The murder of Tony Ferns sparked a legal… Continue reading Tony Ferns murder: Four guilty of murdering man by stab wound to heart

Children feared among three dead in Channel crossing attempt

French authorities have reported that three people lost their lives while trying to cross the English Channel near Calais. The Prefect of Pas-de-Calais, Laurent Touvet, revealed that the victims were likely crushed at the bottom of the overloaded boat. He blamed smuggling gangs for the deaths and promised to pursue them. Initially, it was believed… Continue reading Children feared among three dead in Channel crossing attempt

Sacked referee David Coote accused of making indecent image of child

David Coote, a former Premier League referee, is facing charges for allegedly making an indecent image of a child. This comes after he was dismissed last year for remarks he made in a video regarding former Liverpool manager Jurgen Klopp. The charge follows an investigation conducted by Nottinghamshire Police, with law enforcement identifying a video… Continue reading Sacked referee David Coote accused of making indecent image of child

Remains of missing Jordan Moray from Cwmbach found after six years

Police have confirmed that the remains of Jordan Moray, who disappeared from his flat six years ago, have been discovered. Originally from Cwmbach, near Aberdare in Rhondda Cynon Taf, Moray was reported missing in July 2019, with his games console still running and his mobile phone on charge. It was on 29 August that human… Continue reading Remains of missing Jordan Moray from Cwmbach found after six years