The government of England and Wales has announced further adjustments to licensing regulations that will allow pubs to extend their opening hours during this summer’s World Cup. This move ensures that football supporters following England or Scotland can celebrate or reflect on key knockout stage matches in the pub, even when kick-off times vary. The… Continue reading Further licensing extension for pubs during World Cup games
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Deep-fried food banned in new plans for school dinners
Recent government proposals aim to transform school meal offerings in England by banning deep-fried foods and limiting items high in sugar. The new standards intend to replace sugary snacks with fruit for most of the week, while daily availability of quick, unhealthy options such as sausage rolls and pizza will no longer be permitted. These… Continue reading Deep-fried food banned in new plans for school dinners
Paddington musical dominates Olivier Awards
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Scottish leaders debate: Swinney says independence referendum could be held in 2028
First Minister John Swinney has indicated that Scotland might hold a second independence referendum as soon as 2028. Speaking at a televised debate held at Paisley Town Hall, Swinney described it as “perfectly conceivable” for a constitutional vote to take place within the next two years. The event featured leaders from several Scottish political parties… Continue reading Scottish leaders debate: Swinney says independence referendum could be held in 2028
Cold sore virus leaves Penrhyn-coch woman with encephalitis brain damage
Helen Edwards, a 74-year-old from Penrhyn-coch near Aberystwyth, Ceredigion, faced an unexpected and life-altering diagnosis stemming from a virus she likely contracted in childhood. Initially believing she had the flu, Helen’s condition rapidly deteriorated, leading to a twelve-week hospital stay. Doctors identified the cause as encephalitis, a serious inflammation of the brain that results from… Continue reading Cold sore virus leaves Penrhyn-coch woman with encephalitis brain damage
The Amelia Scott in Tunbridge Wells hosts royal photo exhibit
A travelling photography exhibition featuring over 100 images taken by and of the British Royal Family has begun its tour following its initial launch at Kensington Palace. The exhibition’s first stop is The Amelia Scott museum in Tunbridge Wells, where visitors can experience a rich visual history of the monarchy. Jeremy Kimmel, the arts, heritage,… Continue reading The Amelia Scott in Tunbridge Wells hosts royal photo exhibit
Dan Walker to appear at tribunal as ex Channel 5 co-host brings bullying claim
Dan Walker, the television presenter, is set to face an employment tribunal following allegations of bullying made by his former co-host on Channel 5 News, Claudia-Liza Vanderpuije. The case also involves ITN, the company responsible for producing Channel 5 News, as well as its parent company, Paramount, according to Vanderpuije’s legal representative. An ITN spokesperson… Continue reading Dan Walker to appear at tribunal as ex Channel 5 co-host brings bullying claim
Easyjet passengers stranded in Milan by border check queues
Approximately 100 travelers found themselves stranded at Milan’s Linate Airport after missing their Easyjet flight to Manchester on Sunday. Long queues at border control, some lasting up to three hours, were caused by the introduction of new checks, leaving many passengers unable to board. The situation reportedly led to distress among those waiting, with some… Continue reading Easyjet passengers stranded in Milan by border check queues
Richard Tice tax row is 'minor administrative error', party claims
Reform UK’s deputy leader Richard Tice has found himself at the center of controversy regarding tax payments made by his property company. The dispute revolves around Quidnet REIT Limited, a company that Tice founded and owns, which reportedly failed to pay £91,000 in tax before distributing dividends to Tice and his offshore trust. This issue… Continue reading Richard Tice tax row is 'minor administrative error', party claims
Eamonn Holmes thanks well-wishers after suffering stroke
Eamonn Holmes’s family has shared that the veteran broadcaster is “doing OK” following a recent stroke. His son, Declan Holmes, emphasized that they are approaching the situation cautiously, focusing on maintaining stability for the 66-year-old GB News presenter. The family has asked for privacy as they manage the recovery process. GB News confirmed on Saturday… Continue reading Eamonn Holmes thanks well-wishers after suffering stroke