Category: UK News

The Westbury White Horse, a distinctive feature carved into a hillside, recently underwent an unusual transformation when it was temporarily adorned with a St George’s flag made of red fabric. The fabric, which had been draped over the 175ft (53m) tall landmark in Wiltshire, has since been removed after concerns were raised to English Heritage.… Continue reading Westbury White Horse checked for any England flag damage

Masses of starfish have been discovered washed up on a beach in Fife, creating a peculiar sight for beachgoers and residents alike. The starfish were found stranded on the beach front at Kirkcaldy promenade, as well as along a nearby rocky section of the coastline. It is believed that strong onshore winds may have contributed… Continue reading Thousands of starfish wash up on Kirkcaldy beach

The UK’s financial regulator has informed MPs that millions of motorists are entitled to compensation next year for the mis-selling of car loans. This compensation is related to commission arrangements between lenders and dealers, as well as inaccurate information provided to car buyers, following a ruling by the UK’s highest court. The Supreme Court’s decision… Continue reading Car finance compensation should be paid next year, says regulator

Following the tragic death of 13-year-old Robyn Goldie in July 2018, it has been revealed that the social work policies of the North Lanarkshire Council were not properly adhered to in her case. Robyn Goldie, a resident of Wishaw, died from peritonitis after her mother, Sharron Goldie, failed to seek medical treatment for her daughter.… Continue reading Girl, 13, died after council's social work polices not followed

Prince Harry has made a generous personal donation of £1.1m to a BBC Children in Need project in Nottingham, which aims to support young people impacted by violence. The Duke of Sussex, on the second day of his UK visit, attended charity events in Nottingham, where he visited the Community Recording Studio. The initiative, supported… Continue reading Prince Harry donates £1.1m to Children in Need

Political reporter Kate Whannel reported that the Labour Party’s race for the next deputy leader is heating up, with Education Secretary Bridget Phillipson, senior backbencher Dame Emily Thornberry, and recently sacked leader of the House of Commons Lucy Powell throwing their hats into the ring. Additionally, Liverpool Wavertree MP Paula Barker and Bell Ribeiro-Addy, MP… Continue reading Bridget Phillipson and Emily Thornberry join deputy leader race

Nottingham Forest has officially appointed Ange Postecoglou as their new head coach, taking over from the recently sacked Nuno Espirito Santo. Nuno left his position at the City Ground after a relatively short tenure of 21 months, just three games into the current season. Postecoglou, who was previously let go by Tottenham after a challenging… Continue reading Nottingham Forest: Ange Postecoglou appointed manager

A man in his mid-50s has acknowledged responsibility for the death of a woman at her residence in Bridgend. Tracey Davies, aged 48, was discovered deceased at her home in Cefn Cribwr, Bridgend county, on 18 April, following the intervention of law enforcement in response to concerns about the well-being of two individuals. The individual… Continue reading Bridgend man admits killing woman at her Cefn Cribwr home

Culture reporter Noor Nanji brought insights into the recent questioning of BBC bosses by MPs. The director general of the BBC, Tim Davie, made it clear that “no-one is irreplaceable” in light of several scandals that have plagued the corporation. Davie and BBC chair Samir Shah were scrutinized by the Culture, Media and Sport Committee… Continue reading BBC chief Tim Davie says no-one is irreplaceable after scandals

During an interview on the Nolan Show, Robinson expressed his belief that O’Neill’s role as a first minister for all was not sustainable if she continued to only cater to Sinn Féin supporters. He emphasized the importance of recognizing and representing the diverse population of Northern Ireland, not just those who align with Sinn Féin’s… Continue reading DUP's Gavin Robinson hits out at Michelle O'Neill after Army jobs fair row