Category: UK News

The head of the armed forces has warned that the world is at the precipice of a “third nuclear age,” with Britain facing down multiple foes, including Russia. Admiral Sir Tony Radakin pointed to several threats facing the West, including “wild threats of tactical nuclear use” by Russia, China’s nuclear build-up, Iran’s failure to cooperate… Continue reading 'Third nuclear age' threatens the West, armed forces chief warns

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Olivia McVeigh, a woman from County Tyrone, has become a social media sensation as she shares her journey with alopecia to create a safe space for others with the condition. She has almost half a million followers on her social media platforms where she shows how to wear and style wigs. Alopecia areata is an… Continue reading Olivia McVeigh: County Tyrone influencer talks about alopecia journey

The Metropolitan Police Department is requesting assistance in identifying the owner of a dog that is suspected of being responsible for the killing of a deer in Richmond Park. According to reports, the inciting incident occurred on December 2nd at approximately 12:30 GMT, when the deer was fatally attacked. The authorities have released a statement… Continue reading Richmond Park: Deer killed by dog says Met Police

The proposed £16.5bn merger of mobile networks Vodafone and Three has received approval from the UK’s Competition and Markets Authority (CMA), creating the largest network in the country with 27 million users. The deal can proceed, provided both entities agree to invest billions to improve the UK’s 5G infrastructure. There will also be a cap on… Continue reading Vodafone-Three merger finally given green light

On Thursday, nominations for the next Welsh Conservative leader will officially close and Darren Millar is expected to be elected unopposed. Out of his 15 colleagues, Millar has gained the public backing of 13 of them and there have been no other candidates declared yet. This comes after the previous leader, Andrew RT Davies, resigned… Continue reading Darren Millar expected to be confirmed as new Welsh Tory leader

Hundreds of UK homeowners have been left unable to sell their properties due to problems with spray foam insulation installed under a government grant scheme. The Green Homes Grant scheme ran in England and saw insulation completely subsidised for those on certain benefits. However, around 250,000 homes in the UK now have the type of insulation that is raising… Continue reading 'Spray foam insulation ruined our house sale'

On Thursday, Sir Keir Starmer will reveal his “plan for change,” which includes six “milestones” that must be achieved by the time of the next general election. If achieved, these targets will be transparent; however, with transparency comes the risk of failure. These measurable deliverables, according to insiders, will include half a dozen understandable and… Continue reading Is Starmer speech a ‘plan for change’ or ‘emergency relaunch’?

A deal to return the Parthenon Sculptures to Greece may not be as close as previously thought, according to the chairman of the British Museum. Despite a former adviser to the Greek government announcing earlier this week that “negotiations have gone forward” and a deal was “close,” George Osborne has since stated that any such… Continue reading Elgin Marbles deal still some distance away, says museum chairman

Sir Keir Starmer, leader of the UK Labour Party, is set to promise a crackdown on crime in a major speech. According to reports, the prime minister will outline plans to introduce an additional 13,000 neighbourhood police officers in England and Wales, aimed at ‘restoring the link’ between local law enforcement and the communities they… Continue reading Newspaper headlines: 'Long Starm of the law' and France 'in turmoil'