Category: UK News

Vasile Barbu has been found guilty of dangerous driving, which resulted in the death of Rebecca Comins, a 52-year-old triathlete, during an organised time-trial race on 2 June 2022. Barbu was driving a van on the A40 near Raglan when the accident occurred. He hit Comins, throwing her into the air, causing her to land… Continue reading Rebecca Comins: Driver guilty after cyclist killed in van crash

The Duke of Westminster, Hugh Grosvenor, tied the knot with his fiancée, Olivia Henson, in a ceremony at Chester Cathedral, which was attended by their closest family and friends. The prince’s wedding drew thousands of well-wishers to the cathedral, with Prince Charles among them. Prince William served as an usher for the wedding party, and… Continue reading William among guests at Duke of Westminster's wedding

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Labour is looking to prevent UK firms from sponsoring visas for overseas workers, if they choose to disobey the party’s plans for training British workers. Labour announced that they will reduce the need for foreign workers by improving training for the IT, engineering, health and social care and construction sectors. Companies that resist would find… Continue reading Labour plans curbs on UK firms hiring foreign workers

A strike at the French port of Calais has caused disruption to ferry services travelling from Calais to Dover. The pension reforms dispute has caused P&O Ferries, Irish Ferries, and DFDS to cancel, delay, or reroute sailings. Passengers have been warned to check-in with ferry operators for the latest updates on their services. The Port… Continue reading Disruption on Channel ferries due to Calais strike

The UK Conservative party has taken a hit after Chancellor Rishi Sunak departed early from the D-Day commemorations in Europe. Sunak left to take part in campaigning, cutting short his attendance and the opportunity for photo opportunities at the event in France. Criticism of the Chancellor’s decision was compounded by photographs of former Prime Minister David… Continue reading D-Day absence an extraordinary own goal from the Conservatives

Authorities have confirmed that the body of a young man has been found after a search for a missing canoeist in the River Teifi. According to Dyfed-Powys Police, the search was initiated after the canoeist was reported missing on Thursday evening. Coastguards, the RNLI, the Mid and West Wales Fire and Rescue Service, and other… Continue reading Cardigan: Body found after search for missing canoeist

Over 80 nature conservation groups are teaming up to initiate a legal challenge designed to compel whichever political party wins the UK general election to introduce more ambitious government targets for protecting England’s wildlife. The country is currently facing a loss of one out of every six of its species to extinction. While the Conservative… Continue reading Nature groups launch legal challenge over England's wildlife loss

Television presenter Michael Mosley has gone missing on the Greek island of Symi while on holiday with his wife. Mosley, best known for popularizing the 5:2 diet, was last seen on Wednesday when he left his wife on the beach and set off for a walk to the center of the island. Local police have… Continue reading Michael Mosley: Greece search to resume for missing TV presenter

Feathers McGraw, the ultimate villain in Wallace and Gromit’s world, will face off against the iconic duo in a new full-length feature film this Christmas, according to the BBC. The 70-minute adventure called Vengeance Most Fowl, will mark the return of McGraw, who was last seen causing chaos in the 1993 Oscar-winning short film, The… Continue reading Wallace and Gromit return to face penguin nemesis Feathers McGraw