Robbie Williams has achieved a significant landmark on the UK album chart by surpassing The Beatles to become the artist with the highest number of number one albums in chart history. His latest release, *Britpop*, which hit the shelves last Friday, marks the 16th chart-topping album of his solo career—an impressive run that began with… Continue reading Robbie Williams breaks The Beatles' chart record with his 16th number one album Britpop
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Man jailed for 1997 sexual assault on 13-year-old near Blackwood
A 55-year-old man, Richard Downey, has been sentenced to eight years in prison for a sexual assault committed nearly three decades ago against a 13-year-old girl. The incident took place on 23 September 1997, when the teenager was walking home in her school uniform along a footpath near Wyllie in Caerphilly county. Authorities were able… Continue reading Man jailed for 1997 sexual assault on 13-year-old near Blackwood
Burntwood baby killed after repeated assaults, court told
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Andy Burnham faces decision on bid to return as MP
Greater Manchester’s Mayor Andy Burnham faces increasing pressure to decide whether he will seek to return to Parliament, following the announcement that Labour MP Andrew Gwynne is stepping down due to significant health issues. Gwynne has cited “significant ill health” and medical advice from his GP to resign, which sets the stage for a by-election… Continue reading Andy Burnham faces decision on bid to return as MP
William Lloyd-Lavery: Former teacher guilty of indecently assaulting five girls
A 77-year-old former educator has been convicted of indecent assault involving five female students at a school in south Belfast during the 1970s. William Lloyd-Lavery, who resides on Richmond Avenue in Lisburn, was informed by the judge at Belfast Crown Court that he is likely to face imprisonment. Lloyd-Lavery, once a history teacher at Richmond… Continue reading William Lloyd-Lavery: Former teacher guilty of indecently assaulting five girls
Brooklyn Peltz Beckham's wedding DJ Fat Tony speaks about 'awkward' dance
Brooklyn Peltz Beckham’s wedding DJ has shared his perspective on a notably uncomfortable moment during the celebration, involving Brooklyn’s mother, Victoria Beckham. The incident reportedly took place during Brooklyn’s first dance with his wife, actress and hedge fund heiress Nicola Peltz, and has since generated significant public attention. Brooklyn himself made waves on social media… Continue reading Brooklyn Peltz Beckham's wedding DJ Fat Tony speaks about 'awkward' dance
Drink and drug driving: Child, 14 among those arrested in NI
During the Christmas period, the Police Service of Northern Ireland (PSNI) carried out a crackdown on drink and drug driving, resulting in the arrest of nearly 300 individuals. Among those detained was a 14-year-old child, while the oldest person arrested was an 82-year-old. This enforcement operation ran from December 1, 2025, to January 1, 2026,… Continue reading Drink and drug driving: Child, 14 among those arrested in NI
Driver admits killing teen Marcus Fakana freed from Dubai jail
A tragic incident unfolded in London involving a teenager who had recently been released from a Dubai prison. The young man, Marcus Fakana, died in a car crash after the driver, Marwaan Mohamed Huseen, attempted to evade police officers. The accident occurred in Tottenham, north London, in the early hours of October 3rd last year,… Continue reading Driver admits killing teen Marcus Fakana freed from Dubai jail
Heathrow scraps 100ml liquid container limit
Passengers traveling through Heathrow Airport, the United Kingdom’s largest airport, can now keep liquids in containers up to two litres inside their bags when passing through security, following the complete installation of advanced CT scanning technology. This upgrade also allows electronics such as laptops to remain in luggage, eliminating the need for clear plastic bags… Continue reading Heathrow scraps 100ml liquid container limit
Scottish government facing legal action over Sturgeon inquiry evidence
The Scottish government is currently facing legal action initiated by Scotland’s Information Commissioner due to repeated delays in providing documents related to an ethics investigation involving former First Minister Nicola Sturgeon. The government had a deadline set for Thursday to submit specific correspondence connected to the inquiry that cleared Sturgeon of any breach of the… Continue reading Scottish government facing legal action over Sturgeon inquiry evidence